I love all of your triad pair videos, but this really tore my mind open. WOW. Thank you so much!! Also, your adjectives to describe how triad pairs sound over different chords has sent me down some interesting rabbit holes, including looking up the six main emotional arcs in narratives and then trying to apply those arcs into soloing based on using triad pairs and pentatonic scales. Some cool places to start. Thanks again!!
A key ingredient of your style and success of playing are where you place the accents and those subtle but important stoccato. Love how you highlighted just the right notes.
Incredible Nick! I Love all of these examples, I'm a big fan of your videos and have been watching them for years. I would be very interested to see how the contrasting chordal examples you present would sound rhythmically perhaps sometimes with a backbeat as well as the legato chords. All the best :) Zak
As always extraordinary lessons Nick, love your channel. Your soprano sound is sweet mate !!! I've been applying your teachings to guitar. Greetings from Chile.
This is wonderful! It reminds me of things I heard Branford Marsalis do on some early solo albums by Sting - I was a teenager when those were released and the notes flew by too fast for my brain to process but I now can understand what he was working with. Thanks! I am excited to mess around with these.
I love your videos. I saw a video that said to give you guys suggestions on what tunes we would love to see triad pairs applied to. Could you do "Autumn Leaves" or better yet, "all the things you are"? love to see it with 2 5 1s.
I love all of your triad pair videos, but this really tore my mind open. WOW. Thank you so much!! Also, your adjectives to describe how triad pairs sound over different chords has sent me down some interesting rabbit holes, including looking up the six main emotional arcs in narratives and then trying to apply those arcs into soloing based on using triad pairs and pentatonic scales. Some cool places to start. Thanks again!!
Brilliant. Love it!
A key ingredient of your style and success of playing are where you place the accents and those subtle but important stoccato. Love how you highlighted just the right notes.
Always clear superb content. I'd love to hear Nick just improvise over some tunes though without being in exercise mode!
Yes and the tension is very beautiful and creates interesting emotions and helps the progressions go some were interesting.
Love the content, very exciting, there’s a lifetime’s work here, I need to find time ❤
Excellent!!!
Awesome soprano sound 👏👏👏👏👏
Wonderful. The tonality of the notes you have selected have such a lovely mysterious sense of improvisation, and work over so many chord combinations
Incredible Nick! I Love all of these examples, I'm a big fan of your videos and have been watching them for years.
I would be very interested to see how the contrasting chordal examples you present would sound rhythmically perhaps sometimes with a backbeat as well as the legato chords.
All the best :)
Zak
I know what I am working on next) Thanks!
As always extraordinary lessons Nick, love your channel. Your soprano sound is sweet mate !!!
I've been applying your teachings to guitar. Greetings from Chile.
thank you nick pratical and useful as always without too much theory chatting straight to the point, how it sounds
Gorgeous sounds and clear explanation. Thank you for sharing!
great stuff!
Amazing🙏🏻
Exquisito, como cada video q nos regalas!!! Gracias querido Nik!!!! 😊👍🇦🇷
Joya ! Súper bien pensado
Great videos
This is wonderful! It reminds me of things I heard Branford Marsalis do on some early solo albums by Sting - I was a teenager when those were released and the notes flew by too fast for my brain to process but I now can understand what he was working with. Thanks! I am excited to mess around with these.
Dave Liebman is doing this a lot these days.
So cool
Your saxophone sounds amazing what soprano mouthpiece do you use
¡Hola!
Muchas gracias por la vidéo.
¿Como haces los drones por favor?
thanks for video, they are really useful, if I could put more than one level I would gladly give, bye thanks again
I love your videos. I saw a video that said to give you guys suggestions on what tunes we would love to see triad pairs applied to. Could you do "Autumn Leaves" or better yet, "all the things you are"? love to see it with 2 5 1s.
Genius
Oh word!
Por que no haces más vídeos en Español? Gracias!!
Show.
8 minutes: months worth of material.
Sounds like exercises played over chords. You aren't playing melodic changes...