00:00 - Intro 00:13 - Let it Be - Chords 01:21 - 1. Pedal Point 6ths 04:16 - 2. Lift-In Diminished 07:04 - 3. Secondary Dominant 10:31 - 4. Tritone Substitution 14:42 - 5. Mu Magic 18:23 - Conclusion

Jonny and the team are one of the best ever. I have learned SO much over the past 3 years!

@PianoWithJonny

5 күн бұрын

That's great, thank you!

Piano With Johnny is super rich in content, outstanding in every way. This video will change my life, I am not joking. Can't wait to continue this on the PWJ website, wow!

Clear and to the point. You are a wonderful teacher, Mr. Jonny.

Very important topic with brilliant and inspiring explanation! Thank you, Jonny!

Amazing courses thank you 🙏

@PianoWithJonny

11 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching!

From kindergarten to PHD - I am only at kindergarten with teacher Jonny and his Team but I can play and improvise a bit and have fun already - Thank you infinite times. 🙏

@PianoWithJonny

13 күн бұрын

Great, you will get there!

I love the secondairy dominants make it sound like gospel

@PianoWithJonny

13 күн бұрын

Yes, awesome!

I enjoyed the lesson🖖

@PianoWithJonny

11 күн бұрын

So glad, thanks for watching!

Thanks for sharing.. you're awesome

@PianoWithJonny

13 күн бұрын

Thank you!

Thus lesson is amazing super great thankz a lot Jonny GodBless you

Love the lesson

@PianoWithJonny

5 күн бұрын

Great, thank you!

Great lesson and amazing passing chords. So interesting! Thank you.

@PianoWithJonny

13 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching!

This is pure gold what you gave to us! Merci !!

@PianoWithJonny

13 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Always so useful and amazing. Thanks a lot

Is tritone sub simply the use of a dominant chord a half step higher than the target chord? That's what it seems like to me

@rickfreeth6496

16 күн бұрын

That's the way I've been taught to remember and use the tritone sub

@johndiraimo1444

15 күн бұрын

Yes, that is the result but it is better to understand the relationships.

@rickfreeth6496

15 күн бұрын

@johndiraimo1444 agreed, the way I approach it is once I understood the theory I could use the " half step above the target" as a reflex device to quickly grab the tritone in time

@johndiraimo1444

15 күн бұрын

@@rickfreeth6496 Agreed. Well said. I only felt to add "understanding the relationship " comment because I find that some students learn formulaic devices without knowing the WHY. Of course, understanding the "why" presents us with options... especially when composing new pieces.

@chrishelbling3879

14 күн бұрын

Yes.

Oh man what is going on? I heard a lot of these changes on the radio for example a gospel song i said Jesus those guys are a real monster now with this lesson i can play like a monster too many thanks again

wow loved it ,thsnk you

Yo do have a video expanding on the Mu chords? This whole video was great but the Mu chords alone were worth watching and it really helped unknot what I’ve been hearing in gospel.

Really cool video. Thanks for sharing.

@PianoWithJonny

11 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Thank you!

So in the tritone subs example which chord were you basing that substitution off of? I see from the C in the 2nd half-when you played the Gb chord, but what was the Bb chord based from? (Maybe i need to watch with my glasses on!) Hmmm I'm a bit confused.

Loved the MU chord. Why do you call it a MU chord? Is it an acronym

God bless you

Hi Jonny do you teach soloing? I really want to learn improvising as a solo player. It's like dancing... It looks easy, but executing seems tricky in certain types of styles. i.e.....blues, rock, pop, ballads...

@PianoWithJonny

10 күн бұрын

Yes we teach that in our membership: pianowithjonny.com/learning-tracks/soloing-fundamentals-track-1/

Is the "Mu Magic" sub technique just some very Jonny name you made up for something you discovered?? Does it go by any other more boring conventional names we can search up? Quite interested in that one.

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