MOST MUSICIANS NEVER PRACTICE THIS, but they REALLY SHOULD
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LESSON NOTES:
Intervals are everything in music. As musicians, or composers, we need to measure out intervals all day long.
A chord voicing is a stack of intervals. A scale is a set of intervals. And how quickly you can find your way to the notes depends on how quickly you can count intervals.
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FURTHER READING:
I cover intervals in depth in my 'JAZZ THEORY EXPLAINED' ebook, as well as:
- 21 of my favorite chord voicings
- 4 approaches to Reharmonization
- How to know which scale to play over any chord
- Improvisation techniques
- and more
It's these kinds of things that encourage me to continue learning when I have been feeling overwhelmed. Thank you!
+fxdlriderny Arr comment of the day. I love to hearing this - I've been thinking a lot about the big picture lately, trying to boil things down to the few things that really matter, and this is one of the few things.
Once you have the bulk of "Big Picture" items, please put together a playlist of the same. Just discovered you - THANK YOU!
i completely agree.
maaan thanks so much, i was looking for omething like this for months!!
These tutorials are so helpful, thank you!
What a great channel! Love your video editing!
Hey man, Thank you so much! Very clear and smart way of thinking about intervals.
Subscribed !
I'm gonna try that out - thanks fpr your useful tips!
Just subscribed! Thanks for being so clear at explaining and teaching music! Keep it up!
Thank you. Really needed this..
Excellent!
Awesome man!!! Well thought of and produced. Way to go Julian :)
Loving your last two videos. Thanks
I really appreciate your tutorials! Thank you!
Wauw, what a quality content, thank you for putting that effort in in. Its my first time i hear it explained that clear and costructive!!
Thanks a lot Julian!
Thanks so much. Great tutorial!
Great video Julian . Thanks
Brilliant lesson, thanks!
Awesome advice and lesson. Thank you.
Great! Thanks.
This is truly awesome! This knowledge is just great, I have been wanting to learn piano and videos like this REALLY HELP! Thank you sooo much!
I am doing this all the time in my head, glad to hear it can actually help my improvisation
Great info~
Thanks!
Your training style is pretty unique and highly effective. Thank you.
Thanks Julian :D Have a great weekend.
Thank you for all your time!!!
You're very precise and almost surgical like in how you explain things .... you manage to boil it down ... Excellent tips.
Great lesson! Thanks!
great techniques!! thank you!
your vids are great, thanks for all your hard work
Great tips,Thanks Julian!
Thumbs up!!! Thank you
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and perspective upon learning and teaching, your videos are absolutely inspiring. can't stop watching them, I fell in love with music studies again.
this is awesome thanks !
I really appreciate how you took the time to actually go through the examples like that.
You are my new favorite channel. Iv been searching everywhere for musical brain exercises made simple.
You are so awesome!
So Awesome!
Not only do you explain these lessons with perfect clarity, you really do have a grasp on the key points that help people understand. I just found your channel, but Im superbly grateful!! Thanks so much!
Very nice video. Thanks. I like the exercise and I also like the idea of thinking of chords as nothing but intervals. Makes it easy
Many thanks for the tuitions Julian from Jim in Australia.
I have used other tutorials, but yours is by far the most interesting. I find myself taking more time in practicing, because of this
Great lesson Julian. Especially as you can do the exercises on the daily commute. I will add this to my practice repertoire and report back in a months time!
With all the content you have given us ... All we need to do is take the time to study and practice! Thx so much!
Excelent video!
God bless man. Honestly the most comprehensive way to approach piano that I've learned this far.
Excellent video as always! I look forward to future lessons :)
+Blake Davis Thank you Blake! So pleased you like this one - I'm posting a deleted scene from this lesson in a couple of days too
You are a masterful educator!
this is great thank you!
Wow. Merci.
have no words to express my gratitude. thank you , excellent
thanks for valuable explanation
Cool and very useful! ***
Really helpful. This is how I think of music but I've never heard anyone articulate it so clearly before. Thanks.
I've been using the memorising of fifths to determine my dominant 7 chords since the past two weeks. This whole thing you're doing with it, i love it. It's gonna help me a lot. Thanks for this!
bro your videos are sooooo good
Thanks!!
Appreciate the video and mp3 tracks, it was really helpful to count intervals.
+Don Hahm Thank you Don! I'm so pleased to hear this. Really glad this one helped :)
Another AMAZING video. Thank you Mr.Bradley!!! :)
+Charles Fournier Arr thanks so much Charles! I'm so pleased you enjoyed this one, and I hope you're doing well :)
Any new transcribed computer game melodies?
Thank you.
Very helpful
Thank you sir for teaching us. This is so effective
Very good exercise. Thanks!
super helpful!
this is probably THE MOST useful video ive cone across in a long time. refreshing. thumbs up. coming from a guitarist trying to transition to keyboards
This single video totally changed the way I play. Instead of remembering chords I can now build them! Thank you so much.
Excellent advice. Intervals are the basics.
Great tip! Thanks
+39PlYR My pleasure! Thanks for the comment :)
Julian you absolutely right. This is what is working for me, even when practicing sight reading☺☺
Hi Julian,
Can't thank you enough for making it so easy, with your graphics & explanation. I was drowning, but now I now
HOW to practice Intervals and learn them without pain.
Tanya
from Sydney, Australia
you are wonderful sir keep it up
Dude, your videos are the best bro.. Thank you
This is too cool
you are... amazing.
Cool! Very useful!***
One of the best tutorial, I had problem with descedent interval and I lose confidence to practice them, but after this video and table, everything is much easier and I practice interval again. Thank you very much:)
I liked the video even before watching It, this how good this channel!!
This seems to be the natural way to learn intervals as I've been doing this without realizing it and quite a lot of comments state something similar. It still helps to be conscious of it, speeds up the learning process, so thanks for this video! Quality stuff, subbing for sure.
Amazing stuff
+Hendrick Samuel Thank you Hendrick!
Thanks Julian! I've downloaded the tracks and they're helping me understand the subject a lot better! I recommend everyone to download these tracks. It's free, you just enter your email and the tracks get sent right to you!
Very cool Julian! Thanks so much. So much is difficult for me at 70 years old but this is a “trick” that will really help me. Your mental arithmetic is exactly how my mind works. You just put all the steps together for me.
thank you, dude.
About 2 weeks ago I was watching the video Jaco Pastorius modern electric bass. In the interview he spoke of doing most of his learning away from his instrument in his brain.....I was inspired but not really sure how to begin..... You video is just what i needed to help put a focus to those first steps of visualization. Thanks a bunch!
Smart !
Thumb up great stuff!
THIS IS AMAZING teachjng Julian you are a gifted teacher thank you so much! Billy Gebbie
A great THUMBS up!!
This is a really good exercise. I've been doing something similar to try and get the patterns and sounds of each modal scale into my musical reflex. One thing that has really helped is visualizing the fretboard or the keyboard in my mind so I can see the shape of the interval. It's easier for me to hear a fifth in my mind if I imagine playing C and G on the piano. It's kind of helped me map out the instrument and avoid searching for the right note. Really a great lesson. It's always nice to find something I'm excited to practice.
Great video, Very helpful thanks..
+Jermaine Wilson (Jayfan) My pleasure Jermaine - I'm so pleased this one helped you!
This is really good help
Tremendous value! From the bottom of my 'Visual Learner' heart - thank you. Holy Grail is right!
+Bryan Holt Arr I'm so pleased Bryan - yes - this is the first thing I ask every musician - 'how are you with intervals?' Get good at this, and everything will become easy - it will be less effort to learn new things, you're playing will be quicker, less effort - everything. Thanks so much for the comment!
wow! God Bless! thanks
My don! Thank you
Dear Sir! You are truly a genious of a music educator!!!! I love your remarkable ability of making complicated concepts truly simple and easy to put into practice!!!Bless you sir for your clear and concise explanations so that a novice like myself can truly advance in my playing.
Thanks it really did help
good stuff
Excelent!
HalleluYah awesome ! Keep up the greet work!!!! Your labor of love is not in vain ! Blessings
Thanks for this concept i will start out with 5th interval. thanks again
Great tips and exercises - I have actually done the same myself, but never thought of it before you said it.
Brilliant Julian... you are very very good teacher... thx very much.
I gotta try this thanks! :D
+MrAlfredDM Glad to hear this Alfred!
Happy new year
Julian, thank you for this. I feel like in an evening I realized I've been playing with intervals all along, but hadn't 'connected' the intervals I was playing between each hand. It's already changed the way I play and improvise. Thank you
+malfunkt Wow, I'm so pleased to hear this Malfunkt! I was the same way - people kept asking me if I think in 'notes' or 'numbers' - but the answer is 'intervals'. That's all I think in.
I'm so pleased you've made this connection, and I really appreciate the comment!