Learn To Jam Your Favourite Songs By Ear

Learn how to play the C Scale with the right hand

Learn how to play the C Scale with the left hand

Learn different exercises on the C Scale that will give you finger independence

Learn how to play the C Sharp/D flat Scale

Learn how to play the D Scale

Learn how to play the E Flat Major Scale

Learn how to play the E Major Scale

Learn how to play the F Major Scale

Learn how to play the F Sharp Major Scale

Learn how to play the G Major Scale

Learn how to play the A Flat Major Scale

Learn how to play the A Major Scale

Learn how to play the B Flat Major Scale

Learn how to play the B Major Scale and final words on scales

This video teaches you how to play the C Major chord with the right hand and the correct fingers to use in simple steps

This video teaches you how to play the C Major chord with the left hand and the correct fingers to use in simple steps

The C 7th Dominant chord is a powerful chord to use in your songs. You will learn how to play it with both hands in this video.

This video teaches you how to play the C Minor chord with the right hand and the correct fingers to use in simple steps

This video teaches you how to play the C Minor chord with the left hand and the correct fingers to use in simple steps

Now you are getting to the fancy chords that will transform your playing to sound like a pro. This video shows you how to play the C Major Augmented chord.

Now you are getting to the fancy chords that will transform your playing to sound like a pro. This video shows you how to play the C Minor 7th chord.

Now you are getting to the fancy chords that will transform your playing to sound like a pro. This video shows you how to play the C Major 7th chord.

In this lesson, you will learn how to play the C Major inversion chords. Inversions make chords sound different because you have re-arranged them differently.

In this lesson, you will learn how to play the C Minor inversion chords. Inversions make chords sound different because you have re-arranged them differently.

If you wonder how some pros play and sound so jazzy and cool, they are using diminished chords. Check them out in this video

When you hear those slow flowing ballads, love songs or classical piano, they are full of arpeggios all over and that's what makes them sound so nice. That's exactly what you'll learn to play in this tutorial.

Chord Progressions are a group of chords played in a particular order or sequence to for a song or back a melody. Let me show you how you can play them in your songs.

This is where you will learn how popular songs use the chords you learnt from the previous lessons to form great melodies that you and I hear all the time. Once you learn these chord progressions like the 1-4-5 in this lesson, you will be shocked how many hit songs have used them and how easy it is to play.

This is where you will learn how popular songs use the chords you learnt from the previous lessons to form great melodies that you and I hear all the time. Once you learn these chord progressions like the 1-5-6-4 in this lesson, you will be shocked how many hit songs have used them and how easy it is to play.

This is where you will learn how popular songs use the chords you learnt from the previous lessons to form great melodies that you and I hear all the time. Once you learn these chord progressions like the 2-5-1 in this lesson, you will be shocked how many hit songs have used them and how easy it is to play.

This is where you will learn how popular songs use the chords you learnt from the previous lessons to form great melodies that you and I hear all the time. Once you learn these chord progressions like the 1-3-4-5 in this lesson, you will be shocked how many hit songs have used them and how easy it is to play.

This is where you will learn how popular songs use the chords you learnt from the previous lessons to form great melodies that you and I hear all the time. Once you learn these chord progressions like the 6-4-1-5 in this lesson, you will be shocked how many hit songs have used them and how easy it is to play.

If you are wondering why when pros play a C chord for example, it sounds so different from when you play a C chord, its because they have coloured it using extensions. Jump right to learn how you can use extensions to colour your chords too.