I use this piano run EVERYWHERE.

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    LESSON SUMMARY
    In a solo piano performance, two sections are absolutely critical-how you start and how you end! For this reason, professional pianists are shrewd to give their audiences a little something extra at a song’s conclusion. In this lesson, Jonny will teach you how to leave your audience wanting more with “The Magic Run.” This ultimate piano run provides the perfect closure to any tune by captivating your listeners’ attention to the very last note. This technique also works great for song transitions and soloing.
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    Chapters:
    00:00 - Intro
    00:38 - The Magical Run
    01:22 - Step 1: The Scale
    02:09 - Step 2: Break into 2 Groups
    02:53 - Step 3: Apply Pattern
    05:46 - Step 4: Combine Patterns
    08:27 - Step 5: Try on Other Chords
    11:28 - Ab Mixolydian
    14:38 - Conclusion
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    Jonny May

Komentáře • 90

  • @PianoWithJonny
    @PianoWithJonny  Před rokem +20

    00:00 - Intro
    00:38 - The Magical Run
    01:22 - Step 1: The Scale
    02:09 - Step 2: Break into 2 Groups
    02:53 - Step 3: Apply Pattern
    05:46 - Step 4: Combine Patterns
    08:27 - Step 5: Try on Other Chords
    11:28 - Ab Mixolydian
    14:38 - Conclusion

  • @JoshWalshMusic
    @JoshWalshMusic Před rokem +14

    Pairing Lydian runs with the Heaven chord.... it's literal Jonny May nirvana.

  • @spikespike9430
    @spikespike9430 Před rokem +13

    This is what I have been looking for for years.Please do a selection of intro runs as no-one seems to disclose their secrets.haha. Thankyou. You're the best.

  • @roido6614
    @roido6614 Před 2 měsíci +1

    These Magical chords take me back to many movies I loved as a Kid.

  • @TheBionemesis
    @TheBionemesis Před rokem +25

    Jonny bro you're one of the best piano player and teacher, you're amazing bro!, thanks for sharing this

  • @andrewie4
    @andrewie4 Před rokem +6

    To say u r solid is an understatement. U r Awesome!! Thank you very much for your simple explanation. God bless u always ya

  • @jorgesuarezteclados4577
    @jorgesuarezteclados4577 Před rokem +3

    Excellent teacher!

  • @kewsepehr1060
    @kewsepehr1060 Před rokem

    I really did enjoy that magical run, like i've enjoyed so many of your other lessons Jonny, much obliged and i look forward to your next lessons.

  • @noharahien
    @noharahien Před rokem +2

    Love your contents! You are really an expressive teacher Jonny!

  • @elouiseliew7411
    @elouiseliew7411 Před rokem +4

    Love this magical run! Thanks Jonny!

  • @DidierGuillion
    @DidierGuillion Před rokem +3

    Brillant ! Very well explained, a must to see !

  • @charleswoodcheke8980
    @charleswoodcheke8980 Před rokem

    So cool! Very beautiful pattern!!❤ Thank you Jonny for sharing this and your talents.

  • @greggdecastromusic7164

    Jonny, .. . your breakdown and clear explanation makes this dazzling technique possible for me! Thank you so much. Gregg

  • @alessandrosantana3161
    @alessandrosantana3161 Před rokem +1

    This tutorial will change the way how I make certain scales at the end of a song. Thank you, Jonny for share it to us! 😎🇧🇷

  • @jowek78
    @jowek78 Před rokem +1

    Enjoy this so much!

  • @TechieButterflySinger

    this is really helpful thank you so so much!! I'm going to work on this AND share it with my students! you are amazing!

  • @RodSugden
    @RodSugden Před rokem

    Great lesson Jonny! Thank you.

  • @alandynin1087
    @alandynin1087 Před rokem +3

    Hi from a full time jazz and classical pianist .. Really fun run ! I like the rhythmic asymmetry ( group of 6, then 5). I think a certain amount of asymetry draws in the listeners ear :
    just as a certain amount of dissonance does. I just sat down at the piano and am trying this out in a downward 6 then 5 pattern ( though with slightly different intervals) and am liking the sound. This concept sounds REALLY pretty (upwards and downwards) with the melodic minor scale ! Thanks for the idea Jonny !

  • @patomotta
    @patomotta Před 2 měsíci +1

    Thank you! As usual an excellent explanation🎉 Best regards from Argentina

  • @sampowellmusic
    @sampowellmusic Před rokem

    Great video! Can’t wait to try it out

  • @AaBbRrAaSsAaDOR
    @AaBbRrAaSsAaDOR Před rokem +1

    Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing👍🌹this is so useful for any instrument...!

  • @JohnsonkeyzMusicAcademy

    Great Mr John much love from here ❤

  • @bunnyhollowcrafts
    @bunnyhollowcrafts Před rokem +1

    This is awesome! Thank you so much!

  • @gegehash
    @gegehash Před rokem

    thank you so much .. im learning in easy way with your lessons hello from France :)

  • @ybc1054
    @ybc1054 Před rokem

    Very very nice and thanks for good teaching

  • @greggdecastromusic7164

    Thanks again Jonny!

  • @richardcabrejo532
    @richardcabrejo532 Před měsícem +1

    What a beautiful beautiful run, I like that one Jonny!

  • @GlennHallLivingWater
    @GlennHallLivingWater Před rokem +1

    Great lesson! Thank you!

  • @QobelD
    @QobelD Před 10 měsíci

    I feel so lucky to watch this lesson. 😮
    😅 Thank you Jonny!! 🎉

  • @debsmommy1
    @debsmommy1 Před rokem

    Thank you😁 you are a great teacher.

  • @johannessykora8628
    @johannessykora8628 Před rokem

    That was awesome!

  • @annclairedc
    @annclairedc Před 9 měsíci

    Super teaching technique… chunking the learning! Thanks … so creative!!!!

  • @atlantargh
    @atlantargh Před 5 měsíci

    Gorgeous; very impressionistic

  • @andreyguess7069
    @andreyguess7069 Před rokem

    Amazing! Really magic run!

  • @beenahkoh6549
    @beenahkoh6549 Před rokem +1

    Beautiful ❤

  • @spacekangoo9912
    @spacekangoo9912 Před rokem +2

    it sounds gorgeous ...😊

  • @bernadinekka2466
    @bernadinekka2466 Před rokem

    Very helpful for me. Thank you

  • @asmusicofficial4390
    @asmusicofficial4390 Před rokem +1

    Amazing sir.

  • @maxaudibert5793
    @maxaudibert5793 Před rokem

    Thank you from Greenland! Amazing teaching_just subscribed!!

  • @julienmarocco
    @julienmarocco Před rokem

    Amazing ! Thanks !!!

  • @robertmichalscheck3072

    Thx jonny,this is cool stuff

  • @rebanelson607
    @rebanelson607 Před rokem

    Thanks!

  • @markates9056
    @markates9056 Před 4 měsíci

    Awesome Jonny !
    From an old country 3-chord piano picker trying to learn some cooler stuff late in life

  • @Heylomusicpianocomposer

    Great! 🎉

  • @kutitub7220
    @kutitub7220 Před rokem

    great piano content♥️

  • @eduardoferreira1963
    @eduardoferreira1963 Před 5 měsíci

    😊 thank you ❤

  • @Jdizzle6969
    @Jdizzle6969 Před rokem

    Dude that’s dope!!!

  • @hipciostg
    @hipciostg Před rokem

    Magical!

  • @ivanchetty4757
    @ivanchetty4757 Před rokem

    Wow thanks man

  • @thomassicard3733
    @thomassicard3733 Před rokem

    Myxolydian (a standard 'church mode') is a DOMINANT scale. 5th scale degree to 5th scale degree in any 'major' key.

  • @jimqartworks
    @jimqartworks Před rokem +2

    awesome, I am not a pianist but I can use this run in my guitars, thanks

  • @GintokiPianist
    @GintokiPianist Před rokem +1

    this is pretty nice, i use a similar phrase but starting on the 3rd and 7th, instead of using the 1 and 5 as the thumb positions, very cool and versatile!

  • @Noxal99
    @Noxal99 Před rokem +1

    I've been searching for a while now and really can't find it. Jonny, what is the software you are using to show every note on your screen? Having the green notes light up whenever you play them with the letter of the note? I really want to know! :)

  • @ijazwarisofficial8090

    love you sir You are so awesome. I really want to meet you. God bless you

  • @DavidBadilloMusic
    @DavidBadilloMusic Před rokem

    It's like the end of the Columbia logo intro music at the beginning of movies.

  • @studiosys
    @studiosys Před rokem

    Would it be a good idea to mention that just to get this fingering" in your hands " its a good idea to learn to tap the sequencing away from the piano on a table top , tell the students to tap those finger patterns over and over until you can at least physically do the task , they will find it VERY difficult , just tapping right hand from thumb to pinky sequentially , smoothly is very tricky and can take weeks of practice

  • @cburvil
    @cburvil Před rokem

    Jonny, thanks so much for this. As you say it’s a magical sound - Ravel would have loved it wouldn’t he? Just hope I don’t overuse it now and ruin it.

  • @tisheetee
    @tisheetee Před rokem

    So the lydian with major keys and Dorian with minor keys, correct?

  • @jeffrey322
    @jeffrey322 Před rokem

    Would you recommend a notation program?

  • @bacondoesthings123
    @bacondoesthings123 Před rokem +11

    this is the magic of the lydian scale.
    edit: sorry for the confusion, i just wanted to make a popular comment quick

    • @missfinn314
      @missfinn314 Před rokem +3

      the magic of Lydian

    • @bacondoesthings123
      @bacondoesthings123 Před rokem +1

      you can also make a run with Phrygian if you’re crazy

    • @AtomizedSound
      @AtomizedSound Před rokem

      Yeah mostly. He is doing Lydian of course in the first major part. Why not just be a Collier and do Ultra mega hyper Lydian though and impress your friends

    • @disinformationworld9378
      @disinformationworld9378 Před rokem

      It’s not whole tone

    • @bacondoesthings123
      @bacondoesthings123 Před rokem

      yeah i know, i didn’t bother to watch the whole video, so i didn’t know it was lydian
      i just wanted to make a popular comment.

  • @ngodinhvinh2198
    @ngodinhvinh2198 Před 4 měsíci +1

  • @Nishnis33
    @Nishnis33 Před rokem

    100/100💌

  • @ThomasLachaise
    @ThomasLachaise Před rokem

    Well, Lydian

  • @frederickkk1985
    @frederickkk1985 Před rokem +1

    What scale do you play on a half diminished chord?

    • @seanonel
      @seanonel Před rokem +3

      If I were playing in C for and my half-diminished was a dm7b5 for example, I would start at D playing the C Ionian (or in this case D Dorian) scale BUT making sure to include the non-diatonic notes from the half-diminished chord ie all the white notes plus the Ab.
      Johnny will probably tell you a very different way, but that works nearly all the time for me, and I don't have to memorise anything specific.
      Let me know what you think...

    • @frederickkk1985
      @frederickkk1985 Před rokem +1

      @@seanonel 🔝❤ not knowing what to do, I play the notes of the semi diminished chord with the extensions .. thanks for the reply!

    • @seanonel
      @seanonel Před rokem

      @@frederickkk1985 Very welcome! I hope it works for you. I was getting frustrated with people always telling me to play the diminished scale; but was it half-whole or whole-half? Through experimentation, I found this.
      Thanks for appreciating my unorthodox reply!

  • @keathmueller2430
    @keathmueller2430 Před rokem

    Woah it's lydian!

  • @cameronpeterson1175
    @cameronpeterson1175 Před rokem

    I can play triplets, I can even do a fivelet, but no way am I going to do a 44-let. Insane.

  • @martingackle5808
    @martingackle5808 Před rokem

    I guess, you might be an ELP-fan.
    "Just take a pebble"

  • @andressevilla6982
    @andressevilla6982 Před rokem

    "Quick tip" proceeds to do a 15 minute episode explaining from the basics. Dude, I feel bad for just reading the partiture and leaving the video.

    • @pavkey88
      @pavkey88 Před 2 měsíci

      What are you talking about. He shows it at the beginning. Also, do you not know how to use the ff?

  • @studiosys
    @studiosys Před rokem

    Youve not mentioned the second time you hit C group , you dont hit C twice , please explain to the viewers

  • @normalizedaudio2481
    @normalizedaudio2481 Před rokem +1

    F sharp not G flat.

  • @user-eo7vm6kp3g
    @user-eo7vm6kp3g Před měsícem

    C lidian! What? What on earth is that? Not for beginners is it.

    • @PianoWithJonny
      @PianoWithJonny  Před měsícem

      This post explains this in-depth! pianowithjonny.com/piano-lessons/the-ultimate-piano-run-the-magic-run/

  • @norakat
    @norakat Před rokem

    I don’t like the way it sounds. Too complex and not musical.

  • @jankustra22
    @jankustra22 Před rokem

    Marvellous !!!... Thanks a lot !!!

  • @jankustra22
    @jankustra22 Před rokem

    Yes,.... I suppose in 10 years I´ll got your speed ....

  • @cooltrades7469
    @cooltrades7469 Před rokem

    Or you play D on C:)))