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Love this. I have missed the special discount of your PWJ membership 😢

I love you, Johnny .

When these are related/ part of the program, please post the link for members. Thanx

Thanks - very useful. However, I'm not sure maj13 is the correct notation for those chords in hack2: They lack both the 9th and the 11th, so I think they should rather be notated as Maj add13. The hack3 chords I would notate as maj13 no11.

Great lesson, Jonny!

I can see this working for a number of songs....but it seems that most songs have other mixed chords that dont fit at all with the progression. Ill have to give it a go again but im not real hopeful.

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When's the next sale?

These are great! A very nice mini-system for practicing extensions. Even though I am a Piano With Jonny member, I get most of my practice modules and new ideas from PWJ UA-cam videos and Instagram posts. Makes my musical journey additions spontaneous and intuitive. Thanks, Jonny. Your work is a key part of my practice regimens and new inputs.

Jonny always stands out

Jonny's tutorials are FANTASTIC!

Sound awesome 🔥🔥🔥🔥

00:00 - Intro 00:46 - Hack 1 02:33 - Hack 2 04:08 - Hack 3 05:54 - Hack 4 07:47 - Hack 5 10:14 - Hack 6 11:41 - Hack 7 13:25 - Hack 8 15:33 - Hack 9 17:45 - Hack 10 19:33 - Conclusion

Always amazing. Thanks

Tq ❤

Run it in contrary motion and oblique motion. Also, try borrowing one note from the opposite one you’re playing all the way up. This concept works major/minor6 chords and well has dominant and dominantb5 <- coolest one.

Elevator music 0:41 0:43

Great insights into some of what makes blues piano sound "bluesy." I guess the next step is to learn these in all the common blues keys, then all 12. Also, what is a "Gospel Connector"? It's nowhere on the Internet.

I didn’t understand anything but cool reel

Just a thought: why is thirds a more advanced level than sixths :-)

how is it the key of c major when u play the black keys? genuinely asking 😅

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Utterly brilliant. Thank you.

And that's All Folks C6 Ddim7 , well and what about the other degrees

This not the request I asked for. Try again.

For us beginners your tutorial is to fast. These shorts have some amazing chord arrangement & I would like to see a full version. Still waiting for the dark side of Happy Birthday in a full tutorial.

I think there’s two Jonny. I requested the dark side of Happy Birthday about a month ago showing us note to note & chord to chord. Is Jonny1 or Jonny2 working on this request? It’s still one of the best chord arrangement I’ve ever heard. I wait for your tutorial SOON.

Another brilliant crash course. Thank you so much, Jonny.

Oh nice, I'll try that .Thanks.

Thank you for this, I’ve been searching for the explanation behind this sort of sound. Johnny costa had utilized this a lot,time to see if I can incorporate it. Thanks again

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Great lesson!

What in the mr. Rodgers neoghborhood??? This perfect

where is the link to 50% membership discount?

Oh my god, you are an amazing teacher. Thank you so much for putting together this video❤

Impossible to understand. Useless lesson

That was nice. Great content

About the numbers: Jonny explains there are 4 voices. He is talking about *4 part harmony in a choir* where there are 4 separate parts. The highest women's voice is the *Soprano which he is calling #1.* The lower women's voice is the *Alto which he is calling #2.* The men's voices are lower in pitch than the women's, *Tenor is #3.* The lowest is *Bass #4.* The numbers have nothing to do with fingers or scale degrees.

Nice video. I've heard in 1st progression some Joe Dassen sounds. It sounds like "Salut..."😂

Awesome lesson, thank you, Jonny. These chord progressions from Stevie are inspiringly delicious.

This was really useful!

Hi Johnny, how to practice walking bass lines? Greetings from Germany

New Orleans beat,? Son cubano, si called

Not funk as I know it dude.

You are an artist

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Thanks so much❤

this lesson is only playable if you already have some solid techniques. definitely not fot beginner