Hi,Jordan! I'm Takako from Japan.
I have a question: Do you have any daily routine for fingers/wrists/arms/elbows?
I usually stretching before playing piano but sometimes get ache after practice...
P.S. Thank you so much for all materials!
Hi Jordan. Alvaro from Chile. Thx for the support!. I'd like to know how do you make the bells on quiet section of Count of Tuscany live. I've tried using KARMA, but no luck. Is that a sample you use or is something programmed natively on Kronos?
Hi Wizard, in the "Lost not Forgotten" intro, how do you play the Organ/Choir parts while doing the piano arpeggios? I am trying to map it out in the Kronos, but that is a tough one. Thanks in advance.
Dear Jordan,
Nice to get to speak to you again, hope you are doing very well, I improvise a lot already, does learning more classical pieces change or influence my improvisation techniques? P.s looking forward to the London show!
Miles.
Hi Jordan just joined your conservatory and man im glad. My question regards Roli Seaboard and what technique do you use. Could you do a video on how you aproach touch and doing fast runs on a seaboard. Thank you sir.
I practised using the great course content of this website, and ended up with this recording. I know its a rough recording but can i have your thoughts on it? Thanks. :)
Hello Jordan, I was wondering if you have the score for "Interstices" to share with us. I believe it is a wonderful song with a lot of cool exercises for your JROC students to learn. Thank you in advance.
Raúl.
Hey Jordan. Just wondering is it possible to have a full playthrough video of The Dance Of Eternity. Im trying to learn it and am having trouble as it is very hard. Thanks and hope to hear soon from the keyboard master!
Hey Jordan! I know arpeggios are the basic go to run when improvising in a classical style, do you have any tips to spice up the typical run that everyone talks about? Thanks, Miles + Is there anyway of me getting sheet music for 'Entangled'
hello Jordan .. I have a question: for the finger exercise, does it only focus on using fingers only and not to use any strength from the wrist? So it’s different from octave exercise which uses the strength from wrist ?
Hi,Jordan. My name is Kazuma Takahashi in from Japan. I will be taking part in an electronic organ contest in the near future. I really want to play your composition,”Explorations Third Movement”at the contest. Could you permit that?
I love the ask Jordan section! I just wish it would be categorized/sorted in some way. Maybe just searchable or adding tags when composing the question? Just a suggestion, thanks for your answers, they are super helpful!
Hi Jordan! I'm playing software instruments live for a long time and while i'm super happy on the basic samples and synthsound side I'm looking to expand my palette with some cool, maybe realtime controllable effect plugins. Any hints? Appreciate it!
Hi Jordan! Could there be any possibility to have a Sight Reading core lesson section in the OC? I am really intimidated by great sight readers like you and other people and is really a topic I personally wanna master. Thanks!
Hello Jordan, one question, if you didn't research modes and jazz theory when you did, would Dream Theater music and your solo music be alot different than it is today, because im currently listening to 'The Unforgotten Path' and seeing alot of jazz.
Hello Jordan! Raúl here. I want to ask you, how do you practice syncopated riffs? I learned the Dark Eternal Night riff from the OC, but I just can't manage to put both hands together. Any tip for practicing this passage?
Thank you in advance.
I have been looking through the Circle of Inversions Etude and I am having trouble with the suggested fingering. Mostly bars 12 and 13, playing all black keys, but also other fingering in bars 2,5,7 and 24... any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Hey Jordan! You have a very grounded and balanced aura that shines through when you play and speak. Other than music, do you practice meditation at all? I practice and teach it for 20 years and can usually spot it in people. Just curious :)
