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I found this video yesterday and watched most of it. In the end i had to pause as it was very rich in detail and i needed to thik about what had already been said. I'm new on piano, not brand new, i know the major chords. I couldn't stop thinking about the things you were saying. Then today i played the video again this time i'm paused at at the lesson which teaches grooves. I learned Let It Be and played it pretty well and then you moved on to grooves. I was so blown away by the sound i knew something special was trying to get to me. It sounded so beautiful but i still needed some hours to meditate on everything you have said. By the way those Dylan chords are just beautiful too. As a Dylan fan that was another gift and i can't wait to learn those soon. But i'm on Let It Be and just about to try that grooving. I don't know why, but as i'm typing this my eyes are watering. Because you're giving such a fantastic gift to the world for free. I watched a lot of piano lessons on youtube and i'm so grateful for them all to be honest but with you i just know you are somebody i should join and become your student. I never thought i'd sign up with any online teachers but i know i'm in the right place my friend, and i want everything you are willing to teach me. So expect to be hearing from me in the next few days and after i've fully digested everything in this video. I only know one other thing and that's Paris Blues by T-Bone Walker. I'm playing it in A with my left hand and using my right hand to play some keys in the scale. I'm not very good yet but it's there and i think i'm going to be good at it eventually. I love the blues so much. This is God's stuff mate. Thank you so much.

I'ts a social instrument! I love it😍

May I ask what piano you are using? New subscriber.. Self-taught. You are a skilled teacher. Thank you.

Hallelujah me from 🇳🇵 🇳🇵 Nepal

Terrific.

This is so helpful, thank you!❤

Fabulous insight to a fabulous piece of music - Thank you!

Fantastic mate so inspirational 😊

I m 64,and how can I go about this beautiful way of playing chords.

By far the best education in piano I’ve come across! I won’t be searching any more!

Thanks. You are wonderful ❤❤❤❤

Thank you for the knowledge. I have a question, does the way you play chords in the right hand (without putting melody notes on top), can be used as piano accompaniment for singers?

Your lessons are like master classes of music, piano. Your teaching style is straightforward. Fantastic!

❤ thanks for making this tutorial ❤ . Let me subscribe for more,i enjoyed watching this tutorial ❤❤❤

Where are the lead sheets? I can’t find them on the website. 😢

@Tom Donald - You are such an inspiration and an amazing teacher!

This was great Tim. Nicely demonstrated (and awesome playing). Your comment about what the Beatles might have been without George Martin is spot on. He was such a tasteful genius. The brilliant but fairly sparse orchestration on songs like Penny Lane, For No One etc. take them to another level. It sends shivers down my spine listening to it all. <sigh> 😊

No, it's not exactly the same thing. That's because you, Tom, are playing those chords😊. How do I know that? The first time I heard one of your first few beginners video, only playing C on the left, and Cmaj triad on the right - slowly, I knew just how powerful and gifted you are...(but I get your point!😊)

Another great video thanks so much Tom

Dear Tom Donald, watching your Videos, I'm torn between heading over to the piano trying to do what you teach us and keep sitting in Front of the screen watching your fingers fly. I'd really like to try out your free ressources Pack, but I wonder why you need a Phone number to send it to my E-Mail adress. Anyhow, I love what you do.❤

Fabuloso - great lessons …thanks a bunch

What would be the best method of learning these chords by ear? I know all my chords and scales but I need to be able to Hear the chords better.

I am watching and rewatching all your videos! I love your positive view!

Hi, Just watched the video(beginnerish player), but am a bit confused as I thought you were going to teach us note by note how to play it, but you just seem to gloss over the broken chords etc without breaking it down slower, so it can be absorbed. Do you do another video for this where you break it down slowly please?

Thank you for another inspiring video.

so brilliant, I want someone can explain & show this style, could you please show us how do fill in especially in very slow song thank you so much ❤

Too fast, why the rushed tempo?

Great video

I don't know how many times I write on this video, listening to Tom's playing helps cure my blues and inspire me at the same time. My dream is to play like him in the future, seriously. Also my dream, perhaps, if I may, have him and his trio to play on my wedding 😊❤

Superb Tom !

Why did you choose that chord progression for the F mixolydian mode?

Wow that was brilliant… even that simple wandering away trick when doing the Chopin exercise! Thank you. That was so much fun. My dream is to learn how to improvise like Dudley Moore would on the piano, I’m thinking Beyond the Fringe. (I’m a classical pianist who’s been exploring!)

As a relative newcomer to keyboards, although a musician all my life, this video articulates very nicely what I have been instinctively feeling about playing pop songs. I tried things like Piano Man, a fantastic song, but honestly it sounded rubbish just played straight. Now when I look for new material I focus on how I can add my own stamp on the music through improvisation and it is much more satisfying. Thanks for a great video.

Muchas gracias, profesor porsu excelente explicación. Desde BsAs Lomas de Zamora.

Just starting out with Boogie Woogie. thx - great help!

Și calm and warm ….love your teaching style and how you explain ❤❤❤thank you 🫶have a wonderful day! Can’t wait for more song like this with new chords 🎹🦋

way, way, way, to much talking.

Excellent tutorial - thanks !

Ok- can I do this same thing with dominant 7ths?

i love this music and thanks for the tips and lectures etc... and making love this piece more and more...

Sounds like "Aux Champs-Elysées"

You are a great teacher who is so generous to share your knowledge and makes complex concepts easy to understand!

Five minutes in, I had to stop, and drink it all in. Subscribed.

thank you, I appreciate the tips!!

This video is awesome! You are a fantastic pianist!

What a beautiful tutorial! So glad I discovered this and have fallen in love with Blue in Green all over again.

This is gold.

Thank you thank you very much Thank you thank you

Fantastic presentation. I’m a classical guitarist whose injured a finger and can no longer play. I’ve just started playing this and can’t believe such a simple piece can be so profound.

Tom is an amazing teacher. Thanks for your valuable videos ❤