Angelina Jordan - Blues Influences Explained - 12 Bar Blues | Blues Scale
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2023
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Vocal coach, Valerie White Williams, explains the blues influence in Angelina Jordan's singing.
The Blues refer to The 12 bar Blues chord progressions, both major and minor blues, blues chords using the 7 chord extensions and both major and minor blues chords, written like this: C7 and also Cm7. And there is also the Blues Scale.
The 12 Bar Blues Form
4 Measures of the I Chord
2 Measures of the IV Chord
2 Measures of the I Chord
1 Measure of the V Chord
1 Measure of the IV Chord
2 Measures of the I Chord ( or 1 measure of the I chord and 1 measure of the IV)
There are many variations and substitutions, especially in jazz.
The Jazz Scale in C
C Eb F Gb G Bb C - going up C Bb G Gb F Eb C
Jazz Chords have m7 extensions ( and in jazz and also R&B/soul other extensions too numerous to explain)
C7 F7 G7 for Major Blues
Cm7 Fm7 Gm7 for Minor Blues
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With Billie Holiday known as 'The Lady Who Sings The Blues', combined with
Angelina's own words that she would not be the singer she is if not for the
influence of Billie Holiday, tells listeners a lot of what makes up Angelina Jordan.
Thank you, Grandma Mery Zamani, for exposing Angelina to this type of music
so early in her life that she herself loved.
Thanks a lot, Valerie. Nice introduction 🙂
I really miss you, but I'm really happy for what's happening in your career🙂
Make sure to come back to us when you have some more time 🤠 Much Love from Norway 🇸🇯❤️🇺🇸🔥
Maybe you could play a couple of her songs that show us the 12 bar blues in her singing? Next vid?
Thanks for the history . I enjoy your comments. Angelina is an once in a lifetime artist.
Wow! I'm in very deep water. You won't see me by the piano any time soon (!) but I loved watching you 'work' explaining the blues. I have a feeling you touched home with a lot of aspiring artists who, I'm sure, appreciated your efforts very much.
Valerie, always nice to see you!
What a great overview of the blues. Thanks, Valerie!
Appreciate you taking the time to explain this to us Valerie.... 🙂💛
Genius: Exceptional intellectual or creative power, the greatest musical genius of our time is Angelina Jordan. Can one be hypnotized by sound? Shamans use rhythmic drumming and chanting to achieve control over a mind. Angelina's is unique in that she has the ability to create audios that trigger your brains "frequency following response". She has the ability to create a euphoric addiction to her total being similar to drugs, but without the side effects, she is in fact, salubrious, like nothing I have ever experienced in the past, or more than likely to in the future.
Thanks Valerie for this explanation of what makes the "Blues" the "Blues." Much of it flew right over my head, but I enjoyed it anyway.
Thanks!!! I would love a session focusing on the melismas (vocal runs) Angelina adds to the melodies. They can be quite extensive, seem complex, and seem to be always perfectly selected.
I would love that too.
Thanks! Back in the early '70's I took a class at UW (go Dawgs) The History of Jazz taught by Joe Brazil. This video refreshed a number of old memories of that class in the depths of my brain 🎶🎵🎶🎵
Thank you so much for that Valerie ❤. That helped explain alot. 👍🙂👍
I always look foreword to your Angelina lessons . Anything to do with her and maybe a couple of other of my favorite artists is going to grab my attention. Thank you so so much as AJ would say.
I really appreciate you. You are a class act and really care about the music you react to, not to how you can increase your UA-cam numbers. Please continue your journey with Angelina, especially as her first Republic album gets released, and the general public gets to listen to the lovely soul of this beautiful person.
Thank you so much! I'm really exited to hear and buy her album.
Very interesting, thank you Valerie! 🤩🤩
When you played it I realized I had heard that a million times .enjoyed your info
Thanks Valerie, makes us appreciate what Angelina creates even more.
I actually bookmarked this so I can come back and watch this again. Great info.
Valerie, I LOVE your reactions and this explanation of the Musical Structure of the Blues was excellent! I would like to offer a more detailed examination of the historical origin of the Blues. While certain scales used in the blues have been shown to be similar to West African music, it would be a mistake for one to think that the Blues (as Music) was simply brought over on the boats with the enslaved. The earliest record of the blues comes from the Post Civil War "Reconstruction" era in the South. The first person to Identify and Use the Blues Form in his Written Music was W.C. Handy, who composed "St. Louis Blues". Handy himself recounts that he was waiting at a train station south of Memphis TN in the "Mississippi Delta" (Not the Delta of the Mississippi, but the Yazoo River Delta where it joins the Mississippi!). This was in a very rural area, inhabited by sharecroppers descended from the freed slaves. There he heard a solo folk musician (busking!) singing and playing some "low mournful tones" that stuck in his head and eventually led Handy to expose this form to his audiences.
The musical forebears of the Blues include prison work songs (rhythmic chants, really) "Gandy Dancers"; Gospel church music and earlier religious music in the Black Churches.
When the blues was brought to New Orleans/St. Louis & etc. by Handy and other band leaders it merged with the Rhythms of "Congo Square" and the classically trained urban black musicians of the cities , eventually spawning Jass (Original spelling of Jazz) as well as the Orchestrated Blues which Bessie Smith and her fellows played in Saloons and Music Halls.
In the "Delta" the musical form remained more basic and gave us Son House; Robert Johnson; Muddy Waters other "Delta Blues" artists Some of whom migrated to Northern Cities (Chicago; Detroit & etc.) adopted the Electric guitar and became the "Chicago Blues" style which eventually mutated into Rock & Roll!
Wow very informative, even to someone like me with limited musical ability.
It would be great to see you do the same to explain various techniques Angelina uses.
You could discuss her vibrato, melismas, runs etc.
It would be interesting to understand her technically, even though listening to her is enough.
Very interesting ! Thank you for sharing your musical skills with us Valerie. Greetings from France 🖐️
Loved the technical explanation.
Thanks Valerie. I'm not a musician but I love Jazz/Blues. I now have an idea what the terms I've heard mean.
Wow Valerie,what a fantastic explanation and insights
Very interesting your initiative Valerie! Thank you for educating us a little about the wonderful universe of music!
Angelina is an inspiration!
Always love your reactions to AJ, but this was really special, enjoyed the info on the blues/jazz style. It helps to understand what we are listening to.
Thanks, Valerie. Although most of your comments went right over my head, you did get me wondering if Angelina was going over one of the scales you talked about when she was playing piano and making notes at the start of: the Creation trip of the song "Oslo".
Thanks Val 👏
This is wonderful, Valerie! Thank you so much! Grandma Ellen, waving. 💜
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Love your channel! Thank you!
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You are so welcome!
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Interesting, God Bless!
Thank you Val but it still doesn't explain the effect the girl has on us all :)
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