I really dont know about modern jazz and i also dont know english cause im korean.. but u r the best teacher of my jazz learning!! I feel very grateful!
It would be awesome if you had the system that allows us to see the keys being played highlighted at the bottom or top of the screen. Think that would greatly help us see and catch some of what you're doing and increase you subscriber count. Awesome stuff love it, if you add this in future it would be great if you came back and add that feature to these vids. Luv from a new subscriber
Hey, thanks for your comment Nate! This is helpful to know. I'll definitely keep this in mind for future videos. I have begun doing that in some cases, but it also depends on which content I'm working on. Appreciate the feedback!
Hi Noah! I was wondering- at the beginning of the video you were playing along a baseline and a drum track. Is it something you do often? If so, how can I access something like that?
@@NoahKellman Your favorite movie is "Noah Camerahead"? Just kidding. Yeah, "Edward Scissorhands" is a cool movie. I didn't know it was one of your faves. Keep up the great work. You're providing a valuable service dropping a lot of musical knowledge on many cats out there. It's cool that you've teamed up with the awesome Chad Lefkowitz-Brown in the video you did recently. You both sound great. Just for sh%*s and giggles, & considering you did a video on stride, I thought you might get a kick out of something I did a few years ago: ua-cam.com/video/YaDivFQ92NE/v-deo.html Take care, and keep the vids coming.
idk if you play guitar, but it's a lot easier to see this concept on it bc you don't need to change your fingering every time you change chords. you can keep the same hand structure and slide up and down on guitar. i think this concept is harder to grasp on piano for sure cause u have to change all the time even tho ur playing same maj9 chord or min11 etc....
Who else plays like this? I recently discovered "Black Radio" by Glasper and have been DYING to find other Dark-Sounding Neo-Soul Jazz, especially with lots of rhodes keyboard sounds but I'm struggling. Any suggestions would be highly appreciated!
Just cause nobody answered, I’ll give it a shot. I think it’s modal interchange borrowing Ab-9. The 4 chord in Eb wouldn’t normally be minor. The creator picks the Ab-9 because it shares some common notes with Bb7, most importantly the Bb, which is the note we want to target to fulfill the V of our ii V I Someone correct me if I got it wrong.
If you want to analyse it as a V chord it’s a rootless Vsus7b9 chord. Or basically just swapping a 5-1 perfect cadence for a minor plagal cadence which is another time tested effective way to reach the tonic.
Enrico-Jazz Pianist Hey Enrico- no specific reason. I just happened to create the progressions that way in this case as an example. You could start with just one tonality, like major or minor, and see how that sounds. Then, expand and include other types of chords. Make sense?
its not really a 4, its just a non functional chord that is creating tension to go towards the 1. It really works because he is using the same quality of chord and voicing. The proper name for this specific movement its a constant structure part of 4 chords simetrically connected by minor thirds: Fm Abm Bm Dm. Its a non functional chord that replaces in this case the V. Its not a 4, neither a minor4.
He just uses his ears and heads outside the key whenever he feels like it. You can break everything down in theory but intuition is what brings that sound over time, God bless👊
the way you are playing those chords sound very Glaspery. sounds like u are hitting these passing / grace notes. just the timing of the voicing on the attack is very him, I wish you could get into what that is exactly. I think its as much of his sound as the chords. Nice video tho. thank you.
I love the new sound in jazz neo jazz is the new sound of today thanks to Robert glasper he is a trend setter
Man this is the Glasper Sound! Thanks so much
No problem! Hope it helped!
Definitely the Robert Glasper sound FOR REAL 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Thanks James 🙏only he can do it for real 🤣 but hope this video helps!
I really dont know about modern jazz and i also dont know english cause im korean.. but u r the best teacher of my jazz learning!! I feel very grateful!
Hey, thanks that means a lot to hear! Thank you.
That's beautiful stuff, Robert is a beast
Yeah he really is!
You are the best man, trust me lots of guys have tried to fit into RobG’s shoes but it fits you perfectly... very glad I saw this ... much love❤️
Curtis Davies hey thanks Curtis 🙏 appreciate that
Thanks, I’m finally getting the hang of it! Had to listen over and over, and slow it down, but 🎉🎉 yay!!
This was pure robert glasper and i dig it ...
Thanks Curtis!!
OMG !! Great video man
Thanks man! Glad you like it!
Amazing adult (Glasper) chords, Noah! Love it!
Thanks for your sharing!!!
I'm a professional guitarist and you made this really simple bro bro!
Really pleasant chord progressions
Thanks!!
It would be awesome if you had the system that allows us to see the keys being played highlighted at the bottom or top of the screen. Think that would greatly help us see and catch some of what you're doing and increase you subscriber count. Awesome stuff love it, if you add this in future it would be great if you came back and add that feature to these vids. Luv from a new subscriber
Hey, thanks for your comment Nate! This is helpful to know. I'll definitely keep this in mind for future videos. I have begun doing that in some cases, but it also depends on which content I'm working on. Appreciate the feedback!
@@NoahKellman you're welcome. Much love
@@nateofalltrades1448 Right back at you!
Wow. Great content
You a bad man 🙌🏾
Dude this video was awesome!
Hi Noah! I was wondering- at the beginning of the video you were playing along a baseline and a drum track. Is it something you do often? If so, how can I access something like that?
Love this sooo much.... When can we have more?
Coool man! The stuff helps me a lot :)
Very cool material! What vst are you using?
Thanks Noah! This is great.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching :)
thank you very much!🔥🔥
First, there was Edward Scissorhands. Now, there's Noah Camerahead. Great vid, dude!
Tom Giles hahaha that’s one of my favorite movies how did you know?
@@NoahKellman Your favorite movie is "Noah Camerahead"? Just kidding. Yeah, "Edward Scissorhands" is a cool movie. I didn't know it was one of your faves.
Keep up the great work. You're providing a valuable service dropping a lot of musical knowledge on many cats out there. It's cool that you've teamed up with the awesome Chad Lefkowitz-Brown in the video you did recently. You both sound great.
Just for sh%*s and giggles, & considering you did a video on stride, I thought you might get a kick out of something I did a few years ago: ua-cam.com/video/YaDivFQ92NE/v-deo.html
Take care, and keep the vids coming.
You're the man Noah!!
Thanks, Diego!
thanks !
Thank you so much for the video Noah 🙏
You're welcome!
Aprendiendo desde méxico! Gracias!
De nada!
idk if you play guitar, but it's a lot easier to see this concept on it bc you don't need to change your fingering every time you change chords. you can keep the same hand structure and slide up and down on guitar. i think this concept is harder to grasp on piano for sure cause u have to change all the time even tho ur playing same maj9 chord or min11 etc....
eastman thanks so much! I don’t play guitar, so I’m glad you found it helpful! Let me know if you ever have any other video requests.
as a guitar player, i still think these chords and voicings sound better on a piano
Love it!! Keep em coming!🔥🔥
More on the way! I'm shooting for a weekly video. Stay tuned!
Sounds good 👌🏾
Good lesson ! Thanks
Of course, glad you enjoyed it!
Enjoyed this very much! #pianocoach
Where are you getting a B in the bass motion in the beginning? I thought you said in E flat Major
Yeah that's a great tutorial
Glad you liked it and thanks for watching!
Gracielaaaa!!!
so sick! thank you sir.
You got it! I'm shooting for weekly videos from now on, so let me know if you have any requests.
Awesome!
Thanks for watching!!
0:10 hey I’ve been trying to figure out what kind of melody this is and really want to learn it. What is it and how is it done?
Amazing !
Thanks!!
Thank you
You're welcome!
Great video bro!! So, I would to know: That piano's from juno Di? or are you using any Daw to this?
because it sounds so great!!!
@@tibosque Haha thanks Victor. I'm actually running MIDI into Logic and using East West pianos.
Who else plays like this? I recently discovered "Black Radio" by Glasper and have been DYING to find other Dark-Sounding Neo-Soul Jazz, especially with lots of rhodes keyboard sounds but I'm struggling. Any suggestions would be highly appreciated!
Hey Ambrose, I'd also check out Rob Araujo, Anomalie, guys like that. They do some pretty cool reharm/neo soul-style piano stuff.
Listen to Kiefer & Resolution88
also. Insane stuff!
Hey, What is the thought process behind the first substitution? Ab-9 for the Bb7.
Just cause nobody answered, I’ll give it a shot. I think it’s modal interchange borrowing Ab-9. The 4 chord in Eb wouldn’t normally be minor. The creator picks the Ab-9 because it shares some common notes with Bb7, most importantly the Bb, which is the note we want to target to fulfill the V of our ii V I
Someone correct me if I got it wrong.
If you want to analyse it as a V chord it’s a rootless Vsus7b9 chord. Or basically just swapping a 5-1 perfect cadence for a minor plagal cadence which is another time tested effective way to reach the tonic.
Thanks!!
Of course!
Quietly observing while extremely lost and satisfied
hi noah.why in the half step you play all minor chord and Ab maj? why major ?
Enrico-Jazz Pianist Hey Enrico- no specific reason. I just happened to create the progressions that way in this case as an example. You could start with just one tonality, like major or minor, and see how that sounds. Then, expand and include other types of chords. Make sense?
@@NoahKellman Thanks for the immediate response. I love your videos and will continue to follow you. See you soon
@@enrico-jazzpianist1153 Thanks, Enrico!
Buono!
1:08 - so Glasper does a 2 4 1 instead then? That’s probably the best way to see it...
its not really a 4, its just a non functional chord that is creating tension to go towards the 1. It really works because he is using the same quality of chord and voicing. The proper name for this specific movement its a constant structure part of 4 chords simetrically connected by minor thirds: Fm Abm Bm Dm. Its a non functional chord that replaces in this case the V. Its not a 4, neither a minor4.
He just uses his ears and heads outside the key whenever he feels like it. You can break everything down in theory but intuition is what brings that sound over time, God bless👊
1:05
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Thanks Noah. Keep it "Glaspery". :)
smooooov
the way you are playing those chords sound very Glaspery. sounds like u are hitting these passing / grace notes. just the timing of the voicing on the attack is very him, I wish you could get into what that is exactly. I think its as much of his sound as the chords. Nice video tho. thank you.
Russell Ferrante please.
Will keep that in mind for the future!
nice
Thanks!
That ring is such a nice touch with your attire. I'm guessing your married.
Haha yes indeed I am.
Camera angle gives me vertigo sorry
lol, I thought it was just me!😄
YUP! this is ill
Glasper sounds alright but he doesnt have the holy spirit