Jazz Harmony Tips (Reharmonize Any Song)
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- How To Reharmonize a Song | Jazz Harmony Tips | TheNextLevel
A cool reharmonization technique in Jazz harmony, for you to apply right away!
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This is probably the best reharm tutorial I’ve seen so far...
Oh my goodness! I can't believe these lessons are free. Thank you so much, Ruslan, I wish one day I'll be able to financially support such channels and express my gratitude not only with words and weeping..
Narqiez oh yes, just learn all these reharm techniques and the money will start falling out of the sky and you’ll be rich like me 😅🤣 #not #ifonly
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you’re great at explaining things
For a long time I've been intrigued by these atonal harmonic progressions. And lately I've been following the last half of the Jazz Harmony Book which covers it.
Dang listened to a bunch of people do this. But the way you taught it. I understood and could begin to won't right away. Outstanding sir 👌
Blown away by this man. Reminds me of the great Russell Ferrante dawg
A brilliant lesson, Ruslan. This has opened a door I've been looking to find for quite a while, and asked several others who could only say, "Just experiment with different chords." You have made it very clear with examples. Thank you so much.
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Haunting effect !! Beauty ..vertical thinking melody note down .. cool.. thanks
You are an amazing teacher Ruslan!
You're the most understandable out of the many reharm lessons in youtube. Helped me alof
I am not a pianist but I really understand the simplicity of explanation. Thank you my friend.
Donny ( from Philippines)
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I'm a harmonious freak and your reharm method would make my accordion performance more awesome! Thanks a mil, I appreciate you :-)
Great lesson in 15 min! The treble and bass clefs and the keyboard really help illustrate the concepts!
Amazing: I've never come across this method for reharmonisation before. Thanks for such a great tutorial!
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Genius, Thanks Ruslan.
My english is not very good, but, this is called mass music education, democratized education music. Thanks again my friend and God bless you...
thanks Ruslan... awesome lesson
Reharm explained Very well ✊🏾🎹
thanks, love this kind of teaching....Mikael
As always, one of the few musicians who reveals the secrets of music. Thank you! I think your chords already take into account that, for example, there are no parallel fifths or octaves and that helps them sound so good.
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Brilliant! Thanks for sharing this!
Great presentation, thank you.
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Another great lesson. Also a great ear training to learn the sounds of the tone being used, also the emotional feel to the resulting chords. Then can mix and match by what feel you want the melody to take at what points. Then your last comments about the chords, voicings and voicing leading (reading between the lines).
I remember back in music school we talked about things like that and how no matter what level a listener is their ears hear this and recognize what's going on even if our brains still haven't quite got it. This is where listening to soundtracks can be cool to hear the usually simple melody the composer starts with and how using reharm techniques and make it work for whatever emotion on screen.
Thanks for making these videos!
Toortog Pown Absolutely correct. This also makes your ear learn the sound of #11, or 9, or 7, just like you said. And yes, film scoring composers do a lot of cool stuff because the melodies really are often simple, and they have to be developed, re-contextualized and reharmonized. And people feel it, even if they don’t theoretically understand it.
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I love this lesson so much. You have a way, Ruslan. Thank you!
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Awesome video.
I love using this constant structure concept where the melody note is the ninth of a minor eleventh chord. There are so many possibilities when using “vertical harmony”, it’s also a great way to find new chords.
Love the video. Great insight
Thanks a lot, I feel like I learned something huge from this video! And the voicings are really nice
Works with guitar too . I use less notes but the principle works very well. awesome results. Nice colors . Thanks
Beautiful man! Thank you!
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Thank you so much Sir.....amazing
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This is the most musical and fun reharm system and a nice departure from functional harmony, I love it! A tutorial on voicings and voice leading would be a perfect follow up
Thank you, my friend. I'll have to figure out how to teach voicings. I have a ton of them, just need to organize them in my brain somehow to be able to teach it systematically. Voice leading will be easy to teach, and fun. And that's for sure coming up!! :)
Muchisimas gracias maestro
This is brilliant.... thank you so much
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Well, dang! I have always admired players who can reaharm tunes, and finally (!) here's a way to do it. Wonder if there''s some kind of device, maybe like a wheel that identifies the role of each note in any given chord. That would be the final piece of the puzzle. If you know of such a thing (maybe even an app), I would really appreciate it. BTW, I'm a guitar player.
Oh thanks. I wish more a lot of this kind of lessons ❤
Berdia Silagava well, there are a few more Reharmonization lessons on my channel! And I will post many more! I promise :) thank you for your kind words!!
Wow ruslan this is a simple method but a huge concept for reharmonizing i cant wait to explore with this technique.
Maybe the most eye-opening video lesson I have ever seen. I never knew what I was hearing before, but now I get it--fantastic.
+David Edelstein that’s really great to hear! Thank you.
@@ruslanpiano This has inspired such a variety of good ideas since I first commented. Thanks again! I look forward to watching everything you put up.
Amazing Concept I so appreciate how you explain these chordal connections. Thank you so much!
+Suzanne Bonnen my pleasure. Thank you for watching
This is a secret of the SECRET of jazz !
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I am watching all your videos, congratulations for the great work and being able to explain things in a simple way! Got many ideas for studies now :)
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I understand this one.
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What I’ve been waiting for🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼Great lesson!This has changed my playing since I first heard you talking about it. Thanks again, Ruslan 🙏
Great stuff!
Great tutorial. Thank you Ruslan!
Really really great stuff👍🏾.
Am revisiting a year on. What you said about finding the chords which sit under the melody note for the specific tension is really helpful because it can be difficult to come up with voicings on the fly. I admire those skilled and knowledgeable pianists who can do this quickly. Am definitely going to revisit my theory to help with this process. Thanks again !
Voicings - yes!
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Learning a lot with you Ruslan.Thank you
Hai Ruslan, thank you for this clear approach of re-harmonizing. It's help me to go to the next level in playing vertical mode.
thank you so much man! I'm a guitar player and your videos make perfect sense for my instrument
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Thanks! Please do more on this concept
'sure make it look simple. Good job,
Ruslan, this is gold, man! Quite hard for me to do it quickly, you really need to have all these nice voicings under your hands first, I guess. Thank you for this, man, I'd say even more of 'em, please!
ArgoBeats My pleasure :) Actually, everything I said in this video can be ignored, and the video can serve purely as a voicings tutorial as well :)
@@ruslanpiano hehe right, that's exactly what I'm doing now
@@ruslanpiano do you have any tips for creating good, wide voicings like those shown? or is it just practice/experience finding and thinking of them? I find that I limit a lot of my voicings to the stretch of my left hand, but i notice you know when you can use your right hand in widening up the chord.
@@DreamzAnimation hmm... I say transcribe the ones you like and run them in all keys. Transcribe from videos on youtube (there are plenty) and from albums, if your ears allow it. Other than that, Mark Levine has a great book on jazz harmony!!! Other than that, I just got this friggin software that I used in this video here, and I'll be feeding you guys voicings from now on 😅 cuz now I have this software. Learn a bunch of them.. start noticing patterns in them, start moving notes around in them. It just kinda comes together after a while.
@@ruslanpiano thanks for the recommendation!
This video is unbelievable. Thank you SO MUCH!
guilhermebgirardi I hope many people see it! I really love this method
So amazing! Is it possible to learn how to play like this? Or is it just a gift?? I want to learn how to play like this so badly!
Dope! Please show more complicated stuff like this. Or explain what you do in concert. Thanks!
Everything should be a piece of music, always
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Love this video and look forward to more on reharms!
Wow, what a great lesson. Thanks Man!
That’s so cool. Can’t wait to try it on guitar
those first couple minor 7 voicings sound soo ominous to me. very similar to this cool chord taylor graves showed me. figures you guys are homies
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Ridiculously well done
great video! I really like the visuals.
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Very interesting idea but what of creating tension and release, and voice leading? 😉😉😉
played the intro 3 times...bravo
Hi Ruslan, Thank you so much for your fabulous lessons, I think that many pianists have understood that this study is much worth, however we very fortunate to have all this precious work for free. I take this opportunity to ask you, if you could please tell me what is the name of the software you use in the video above left, where do we see the chords in the clef? Thanks again for your time.
Pit Levelout the software is called CHORDIE. It’s very good and not expensive at all! Thank you for your encouraging words!
@@ruslanpiano Thank you Ruslan! Best regards
Great video! Does that technique still generally work if I interpret the melody note as any degree of a chord (and not just the last degree as you showed)?
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