15 min Practice Routine for Busy Adults | Piano Lesson

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Title	:	15 min Practice Routine for Busy Adults \| Piano Lesson
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Comment from : @jazerleepiano

Jazer, the first line the tremble is written on the bass clef How do I read these notes please????????
Comment from : @yajingliao5918

I'm retired, with lots of time, but still like your great video instruction
Comment from : @Mike--K

This is my start 😊
Comment from : @highrollerdiscs805

WHAAAAA! 😀I'm going to have fun just with those warm ups already! Wicked! Thanks!
Comment from : @nancydevlin65

This was really helpful, thanks!
Comment from : @modernmusicstudio303

Hey could you guide me which are the best set of books in the market available from bigger to advance level pianists which includes basic music theory all techniques like finger independence, hand cordinations ,scales, chords, arpeggios, trills, and the best pop and classical repertoire books?
Comment from : @saumiljoshi9849

I do not need technical exercises when each measure of a song sheet can be played over and over to build finger technique, ear training and at same time learn a song Martha Agerich said that technical Exercises were already embedded in the piano piece itself…
Comment from : @RangerB-16

Dear Mr Lee It will work definitely for me, thanks for your time, and I look forward to working with you once again You are a great teacher ❤
Comment from : @boksimpark2478

If i would like to study the music with you , if i live in your city!❤
Comment from : @KimhoaHoang-s4j

Pdf pls
Comment from : @pamodanilankathilaka2384

Thanks jazer lee
Comment from : @ilhamhidayat5310

The most helpful part of this video is seeing that even an experienced pianist has to "figure things out" For some reason I have this feeling that it should not require work
Comment from : @meropale

The hanon one seems especially useful for the revolutionary etude from chopin like the starting octaves thing with both hands
Comment from : @link4chunk522

Thank you for your lessons! You are a gem in the web 🤩
Comment from : @anatdk

It's definitely helpful to look for patterns in the notes or the fingerings For example I'm trying to play parts of the Schubert Wanderer Fantasy In the 3rd movement starting in bar 65 we have that beautiful modulation, I noticed that the F flat stays the same for five bars, along with the D flat in the bass I took a colored pencil and drew a straight line through the F flats and D flats That simplified the chords a lot
Comment from : @waverly2468

Nice video Very helpful and well presented Thanks
Comment from : @karelriley2406

Wow, i can only practice piano 15 mintblocks because of hip issues I would like to have a carpentcrrate something that would raise the piano so I could play standing up and sit down
Comment from : @kschindle1

Love this Very helpful for me
Comment from : @Comma_jamaal

Bro… I can’t even get past the first practice exercise 😭😭😭
Comment from : @Telpiun

Thanks
Comment from : @rodneywprescott4519

this is amazing, imma gonna save this in my piano playlist and never open it up again
Comment from : @tayyiqing8114

Very simple and smart way to gain efficiency and economics in terms of practice I am getting way more out of my practice than before
Comment from : @lincolnyeung3217

6:21 my piano teacher always gets mad at me cause i do this lmao
Comment from : @valen5188

Thanks
Comment from : @eleangthang8555

I just started watching these videos a few days ago, and I have to say, Jazer Lee is the best piano teacher I have ever come across He wastes no words, his examples and pointers are all spot-on, and he makes every minute of every lesson count He has really got me excited about practicing and playing Bravo, Jazer! Thank you!
Comment from : @Mr512austintexas

JAZER--I ALMOST CRIED DURING THAT LEFT HAND CHORD PRESENTATION IT SEEMED SO SIMPLE AND YET THAT LITTLE TWIRL FROM I THINK ,C TO B"???? , POSSIBLEY IT IS HAUNTING ME NOW, IN A SAD BUT BEAUTIFUL WAY THANK YOU I NEVE KNEW THE PIANOT DOULD TO THAT/ THANK YOU, your a genius, i telll every one please, VISIT THAT AGAIN PLEAS DENNIS CAETON
Comment from : @denniscaeton9577

This is the worst and unrealistic video I seen on your channel You are one of the better online tutors Please don't make a video just for the sake of making one!
Comment from : @pooyanshateri4000

Hi Jazer! Thank you so much you are a true inspiration! Having recently discovered your channel I am finding your advice and clarity of enthusiasm and professionalism combined with your knowledge amazing I have only started learning this month I am 62 this year and with the support of my wife & your session’s hope to progress adequately Thanks again - Andy 😁🙏
Comment from : @andyman114

so for Clair de lune, I think I need to keep practicing that arpeggios forever😢
Comment from : @takswong2

When the warm up alone will impress your family😂😂😂
Comment from : @Oncearanger88

Do Hanon 2 octaves apartmakes it more comfortable!
Comment from : @matthewferguson7084

If you've only got 15 minutes, why spend 5 minutes warming up? If you don't need the warm up, just work on your song Or warm up for a minute if you want I'm not saying technical exercises aren't good They can be done for their own sake if you want that
Comment from : @richarddoan9172

Thanks im learning from you
Comment from : @florenciohelencalpatura4004

From how many years you are playing piano?
Comment from : @SOULPIANIST

I am practicing the Lantern Song…😊🎹🎼
Comment from : @Siuyendiana

Good advice 😊👍🏻🎹🎼
Comment from : @Siuyendiana

Danke!
Comment from : @renbren6810

Would you please recommend a practice routine for an adult who’s not busy at all?
Comment from : @CCLinGameOnABC

I studied piano for 6 years, but because I moved to another country I had to leave my piano behind For 21 years I didn't play, couldn't afford the instrument 3 days ago I finally bought a classical uptight piano and I'm absolutely ecstatic!!! I'm looking forward to learning the piano again and your videos are already helping so much! Thank you!
Comment from : @fernsandthistle

As an adult piano learner, thank you!brbrI used this routine in my lunch break today
Comment from : @chrismtucson5573

I need a "see spot run" level of practice exercises, not "war and peace" level lol I guess i'll come back here in a few years
Comment from : @jeffblack2458

How many hours do you have to play to do the warm up? It looks so difficult I have 7 hours and I can't do it What's before beginner?
Comment from : @ochtamama2972

After watching this, there is less than 5 minutes left to practise :p Good stuff though, thx!
Comment from : @petarivancevic2162

You are the great piano teacher Jezer Lee god bless
Comment from : @samuelsaminathan511

I'm to busy to play 15 minutes but I have plenty of time to watch several 10 minute videos on youtube
Comment from : @1d4a

( sory for my really bad english, i am from Germany, i understand much more than i can write )brI just found your chanel a few days ago and i am so thankful! I have learnd to play the piano in my youth until i was 16 and now i start again at the age of 42 with my very first piano at home I just want to say thank you!! You are so kind and i really enjoy your videos to get help with starting again I remeber that i played "for Ellise" in my youth very good and now i can play nothing but i will look forward and learn again 😀 with you! So thank you for your helpful videos!
Comment from : @Nicole-cg3zo

Thank you so much for these videos, so helpful!!!
Comment from : @lmark8612

Going to try this I work lots so I find it difficult to commit to playing 30 minutes or an hour, but doing 15 minutes will make it doable, so I can actually consistently start to play everyday
Comment from : @williamireland8084

Instantly ordered this "Hanon" book with 60 of those I need to work on my hand technique because after not playing for 18 years my fingers got weak, this will be perfect for it! I love your video's!
Comment from : @ClearlyRoxx

Sir can i get this exercises pdf ?
Comment from : @BeWatch896

More like a lazy adult 😂
Comment from : @FreeSkillsStyle

I love watching your videos You’re the best of the best!
Comment from : @lindaportney43

Jazer, your channel is awesome Greetings from Argentina!
Comment from : @SSRBast

You are a very good teacherespecially this video is awesome I am following this daily Thanks for the sharing your experience and knowledge
Comment from : @sambabuundamatla

Thanks for this, Jazer
Comment from : @lawrencetaylor4101

Best piano teacher on YouTube - hands down
Comment from : @Dontdothat5300

Nice
Comment from : @archana4564

hi, please demonstrae the 9th-10th ecxersise from the 10 Levels of Hand Coordinatio tnks!
Comment from : @ornashai

Good stuff!!
Comment from : @scarletdvore1459

Am a begginer and I find a problem of playing speedy beautiful notes
Comment from : @kwasenkwaghope8936

Yeh badiya hai yeh sucessful banda hai humari najro mein 😀
Comment from : @Nick-ui9dr

Like your tutorial so much Helpful for an adultbr beginner like me
Comment from : @likwaiw

Wonderful Advice
Comment from : @billhasty5197

I've an old Casio keyboardbrI don't know if piano lessons are the right fit
Comment from : @jeff12101974

Great lesson love your approach All the VERY BEST!
Comment from : @AnthonyJones-zo7dy

Sir , thanks Youu have simplified the playing of two hands so well that i need to practice to master t art of 2 handsbrThanx God's Blessings
Comment from : @kunnu1958

LOVE the pre-play advice of 1 pattern recognition & 2 the isolate the tough section & conquer it!
Comment from : @alexds8452

30 minutes is already good
Comment from : @yinyan4839

30 min
Comment from : @yinyan4839

Thanks for the helpful advice!
Comment from : @unpluggedkaraoke1574

I wound like to learn Hayden sonata A flat major 43, can you do a video teaching this piece , the trill is too difficult, can you explain it also triplets against 4 notes is very difficult
Comment from : @kittylam2972

Hello Jazer, I have a problem My six year old daughter loves music, and she likes to sing and dance very much, only she can get her pitch right 50 at the most Beats are also quite difficult for her I tried to help her with hand clapping, little drums, and piano companion for her singing, but only with limited progress She herself is not bothered by her terrible singing because she cannot tell she doesn’t get it right most of the times and we were just having fun But it bothers me sometimes I just want to know can there be any better way to improve a young child’s ear for pitch and beats? Wether you would respond or not, I want to say thank you I’m a big fan of your course You give me inspiration and confidence to pick up my piano practice again
Comment from : @wenyuanzhang9116

Thanks ,Sir👍👍
Comment from : @madhavkunder7881

love your videos man I started learning playing the piano in January and your videos help me a lot love how methodic you are in your explanations thank you!
Comment from : @lanigirq

Muy bueno Profe Jazer, muchas gracias !!!
Comment from : @ErnestoPNunez

how do I move from one piece that I now know pretty well, to a new piece? Do I keep practicing the old piece? do I go back to it once in awhile? How do I know when I know the piece well enough to move on? How often do I go back and play pieces I have already learned? How many pieces can I practice at one sitting? Thank you, I have learned so much from your videos!
Comment from : @lindart1

Can't find a video about beginner improvising practise (( It would be great if you made something more about that, Thanks, great channel!
Comment from : @ЕвгенийБылина-м4ф

Good!
Comment from : @jordiv5616

very helpful indeed! great one
Comment from : @MYoung-yr9yi

Hi, the Skoove link does not work
Comment from : @maryanneingua

I practise about an hour a day, and 15 minutes of that is my brain mentally battling itself with me hunched over contemplating why I can’t do whatever it is I’m trying to do
Comment from : @DoctorNerf

I kind of disapprove the Hanon - it's a useless and non musical exercise
Comment from : @MrPasqual1

Very useful concrete advice to get the most out of the available practice time Brilliant as always, thanks a lot Jazer!brA simple chord chart of the improvisation at the end (10:05) would be helpful, a starting point for our own improvisations so to speak The melody is not difficult but picking out the left hand with the muted notes is a bit of a challenge
Comment from : @cornrootworm