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@dugaldwilson4

Жыл бұрын

Form submission is failing for me.

@OmriLevy

Жыл бұрын

@@dugaldwilson4 me too. all forms are broken on the site...

@jazztutorial

Жыл бұрын

@@dugaldwilson4 Can you try this page instead: jazztutorial.com/sheet-music Does this work?

@dugaldwilson4

Жыл бұрын

​@@jazztutorial Still no, but I dug into it a bit and it's uBlock that is blocking the xhr calls that the signup uses. Turning that off fixed it.

@louisloteryman9080

Жыл бұрын

Hi Julian, I bought a membership to try it out within the 3 month refundable period. I think it's great however I simply can't afford it as I am a student. I messaged your support team however they have not replied. Please can you let me know who I can contact about this query. Thank you

After 10 years of classical piano as a child, your lessons have motivated me to dig back into the groove and learn some fun jams at the age of 49. Thanks Julian.

@aschitaka

Жыл бұрын

awesome

@MoodyKat

7 ай бұрын

Anazing

You have been one of the best resources and motivation to learn and make piano my highest passion, thank you or all your work making your knowledge available for others. If I could I would buy all your classes.

@jazztutorial

Жыл бұрын

That means so much Pedro. Thank you for your kind words and encouragement - it goes a long way behind the scenes and I hope to help you much more in future

@AlexSmith-gh3pz

6 ай бұрын

How did you decide on which chords to start with?

That was probably the best intro to improv I have seen. I can see how these techniques can be used within a piece. Excellent Job

Thank you, Julian, for this lesson. I have already been applying these principles with songs like Stormy weather and As time goes by (Jazz Standards)

I never did learned how to read music but playing by what I see and hear and you did helped me tremendously, many thanks!!!👍😊

Once again... you masterfully took away a lot of 'smoke and mirrors' and guesswork ! Thanks so much Julian.

You was lovely and kindly teacher! Thanks so much to your patient in this lesson

Thank you so much for all the tutorials and for all the free sheet music...☺

Another great video. Thanks Julian.

Julian I really your lesson brilliant work you have shown bravo

Thank you very much for this clear and structurated turorial and advise ! It is a great help for beginning improvisers !!

greetings from Indonesia .... thanks for the lesson, I learn so many new skills....

Thank you so much.

Excellent!

Well I can also say, I have seen 100 youtube piano lesson videos and you are the only one to inspire me to PAY a monthly fee. I going to LICK this up. thanks, you're the best

Thank you so much for the free resources! I'm a classically trained sheet music dependant pianist that's been asked to join a small jazz band. Your literature and videos are going to help me Big Time!! 🎹🎶❤️

Wow. Thx

great lesson thank you Greetings from Poland

Thanks!

Love you much

Thanks

Very very very very good! Thank you very much!

@jazztutorial

Жыл бұрын

I am so pleased this was useful - thank you Balbino de Jesus!

@balbino4

Жыл бұрын

@@jazztutorial Very useful! Thank you very much!

good teacher

I just want to say hello to you scrolling don’t be sad cause every thing is ok Stay connected :) 😍😍😍

great lesson

@aschitaka

Жыл бұрын

agreed

Just wow × 1000

Hi Julian I’m an annual member. I’ve gone through the most of your lessons and they’re all very helpful. I especially like the course on block chords. Very easy to understand! And I love the videos where I can follow along as you go, as if you’re in the room guiding me! I think this video here is helpful because it quickly summarizes what you taught in your improvisation course. Thanks! Maybe you can do more videos like this? Something your students can use to review or practice with you as they watch the video? I’m sure many would agree with me here! Here is also a question about practicing change of chords in a song. I have grasped the theory of voicing and can play major & minor 2-5-1’s in all 12 keys note perfect, and I can build a chord off a lead sheet very slowly using different voicing choices such as shell, drop 2, or upper structure and etc. It takes a while because I have to think the scale that is in the key to build the chord with various scale degrees. It seems impossible to do within seconds. Is that correct way of thinking? And, what sort of exercises do you recommend to reach at-least-listenable fluently so that I don’t pause at every chord change when playing a standard? I think my challenge lies in how quickly you can think of the upcoming chord in your head and know what note becomes a 3, 7, or 9 etc.. in that chord. How did you train your brain to do such things instantly? I hope I am not mumbling too much! I hope you understand my question. Thanks for being such a great teacher! Good luck with being a good daddy as well!

@prod.xybeats

Жыл бұрын

Yeah i agree

@WagwanEquation

Жыл бұрын

I hope you're question gets answered!

@back-seat-driver1355

Жыл бұрын

@weekends- Don’t expect an answer from Julian! Somehow he is either too busy with his three childs or simply he is not willing. My question from oct, 1,2022 is still not yet answered. I will end my trial membership but do not know how, because my other 3 emails have also not been answered yet and my cancellation is not even recognized

@PianoWeekends.-.68

Жыл бұрын

@@WagwanEquation thanks I hope so, too.

@PianoWeekends.-.68

Жыл бұрын

@@back-seat-driver1355 Maybe he’s super, super busy. I have emailed him a few months back and haven’t heard back from him either.

Please make more tutorial about jazz Bebop Piano...thanks

Say Hey Julian, Thanks for a great user-friendly lesson. It's perfect for a 72 year old rock and roller like myself to begin to bop.

Great video! Why does half step approach work so well musically speaking even though one may step out of the tonic scale ?

Hi, I’m wondering how the diminished scale is made? Where can I learn about it? If there’s some videos about it you made, I’d appreciate for the links.

Класс!!!

👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Does anyone know what piano visualizer this is?

Hi Julian, I bought a membership to try it out within the 3 month refundable period. I think it's great however I simply can't afford it as I am a student. I messaged your support team however they have not replied. Please can you let me know who I can contact about this query. Thank you

@rudalph529

Жыл бұрын

Ah, you cant afford it, nothing you can really do unfortunately

@louisloteryman9080

Жыл бұрын

@@rudalph529 Apart from receiving the guaranteed refund?

@rudalph529

Жыл бұрын

@@louisloteryman9080 yeah that too

@back-seat-driver1355

Жыл бұрын

@louis Yeah, same here, it seems the refund guarantee is a terrible fake! Julian does not answer and so keeps the trial members in their full time subscription! Bad, bad behavior and the excuse of him having 3 children is not valid! Sorry Julian, there are many more people with children and despite that doing their job quite well!

@louisloteryman9080

Жыл бұрын

@@back-seat-driver1355 I agree. Completely unacceptable. However I'm not going to stop until I get my money back.

Please i think the download link is not working for me

Hi Julian, another try to contact you! my last emails are still waiting to be answered!!!

Still no reply from Julian! Has he died or is serious ill ?

@louisloteryman9080

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I've been waiting for a reply for two weeks :(

@NoThoughtAllFeels

Жыл бұрын

@@louisloteryman9080 Did he ever get back to you about the situation?

Hi Julian Please read your emails!!!!

@jazztutorial

Жыл бұрын

I am really sorry BSD if I've missed your emails. I really am. I used to spend an hour every night reading and replying to emails for years. Since I became a father, of 3 young children, I haven't been able to read all incoming emails. I have an email assistant who does read all emails, and does her best to reply to all that she has an answer to. I am very sorry - I'm still trying to find a good solution to handling incoming emails and replying. Do you have a question you can post here?

@back-seat-driver1355

Жыл бұрын

@@jazztutorial my third un-answered email a week ago still waits for an answer. For me as a member this is not acceptable. I hope you can find a solution after all those weeks.... btw. you have several email addresses - which are really monitored?

@back-seat-driver1355

Жыл бұрын

@@jazztutorial I want to end my trial - but so far i have not yet find a way to get the promised refund! You should be ashamed!!!

Hi Julian, on your webpage there is a long refund guarantee for years member trials : 90 days! And if there is somebody not satisfied you will refund! Now let us know - obviously there are more members not that satisfied - how we should contact you or your assistent to declare our guarantee request to you and ask for the payback? Please, no excuses, time related! Especially if you have an assistent as mentioned here. Are you doing a fake business procedure and trick the members in a constant subscription? your tutorials are quite good but if you are not available for your members, even with the slightest question then the whole business is worthless and you are cheating with a fake guarantee! Just think..... and please act!

It can be so so frustrating and time wasting. If you're not very gifted learning music and you're trying to learn piano playing and you're not smart enough to read music. So frustrating and time wasting for me

@kzeich

6 ай бұрын

I think everybody feels that way sometimes. There are people who are very skilled at piano that get completely lost. thinking of it this way nobody is ever mastered the instrument, or any instrument for that matter. the fun is in the arduous task of piecing the puzzle together

@thesugarwitch_co

6 ай бұрын

I've been playing for 30 yrs and only decided to learn this in depth now. Imo, this is not something necessarily for beginners, but if you cannot read music yet, you will either need to dedicate some years or try a different approach. Music is like math where one method is not for everyone. I've had college professors attempt to teach me this 15 years ago and I did not get it. This method works for me but may not work for everyone. So it may not be a waste of time but rather you will need to find something that makes your time feel like it has fulfilled your goals.

how would you advice improv over a G minor progression and which scale would you suggest using?

Best teacher in the world.. What's your email Or Facebook..julian please

What a well thought out explaination, and loving a 5 day plan in a 10 minute video. Well played sir!

@jazztutorial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Nick! That means a lot - I'm so glad you enjoyed this one. I had to cut some material - but I would have ended by saying 'repeat this 5-day cycle as many times as you like - just focus on one thing per day.'