Emmet Cohen - Like Someone In Love Analysis
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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On our celebratory, 200th podcast, special guest, Emmet Cohen joins us to do an analysis lesson video of his own arrangement on "Like Someone In Love". At a young age, Emmet Cohen is already carving out a place for himself among the jazz piano greats and leaving a special legacy behind. His current project, "Masters Legacy Series", a celebratory set of recordings and interviews honoring ledgendary jazz musicians, is getting amazing reviews while contributing to jazz education and jazz history.
His accomplishments and awards could fill up a whole page but he was recently the winner of the 2019 American Pianists Wards and the Cole Porter Fellow of the American Pianists Association.
For more information on Emmet Cohen, go to, emmetcohen.com.
In this podcast, Emmet is going to be giving a lesson analysis on his own gorgeous arrangment of, "Like Someone In Love" which you can see by clicking on this link here.
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He answers our questions and provides and amazing amount of knowledge and helpful jazz piano education in this video.
Let's check it out!
If you have questions or suggestions for a podcast lesson you would like us to do, please leave them in the comments down below.
It's so great to hear your thought process on this. I'd love it if you did another vid like this!
15:08 - 15:30 beautiful explanation. Incredible playing, and demonstration of the creative process
21:10 love this! Thinking of the left and right hand as “one giant hand.” It comes across in the sound too, his arrangements sound unified and orchestral. It doesn’t come across as overly repetitive or that there’s some commitment to following a particular pattern, voicing, or harmonization. Never heard of Emmet before this video but I was able to appreciate this from start to finish!
Thank you Emmet for helping to free the jazz pianist trapped inside me after fifty years of playing only what’s on the page lol.. slowing it down enables us to follow, hear and absorb the bass line movement and harmonies.. great lesson 🎹🎶 Thanks 😊
Glad you enjoyed the video, Marian!
so great to see Emmet Cohen's lesson.
Brilliant! Thank you Mr. Cohen!
Thanks, Francis!
Fantastic artist.
Glad you enjoyed this, Aaron!
I want more 🔥🔥🙌🏾
Thanks for the comment, subscribe to our channel for more content like this!
Damn dude, even just the first tid bit about making the the melody heard is straight fire. Something so few of us can do
Appreciate it, Dan!
This is excellent and so original.
Thanks for watching, Kareem!
Wonderful! Where is the pdf though? not in the link file
Genius
Thank you for the comment, Eric!
Superb. Thankyou
You're very welcome 😊
Need to get him back
Glad you enjoyed this, Raef!
Emmet, how do you pratice counterpoint? and block chords?
Hi Melvin, thanks for the question. Speaking for myself I can tell you studying the Bach chorales and how the 4 voices move and interact; and in a jazz application, transcribing Fred Hersch and understanding how he utilizes counterpoint in the context of standards has been incredibly helpful for counterpoint. For more on block chords, I wrote a blog for JPS a few years back about block chords. Type "Block Chords JPS Bijan Taghavi" on Google and I'm sure it will come up. Enjoy! -Bijan
@@jazzpianoschool thanx so much for tou response