How To Play Bossa Nova Jazz Piano
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
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I'm a classical player who can handle concertos but I'm intimidated by jazz. This is exceptional, and really helpful. Thanks.
As a brazilian I must say its a pretty accurate video :D. But its good to add that is a "fast bossa", which uses a more "samba" bassline, the "slow bossa" (which is the one we reffer when we say "bossa nova") has a less rhytmic bassline (the syncopation of the right hand remains the same in both styles). But wonderful job!
best bossa nova tutorial ever! really help people who are beginners( me ) in any type of music. and you're video sound recording is good and clear.
Thanks Ka! Glad you appreciate the audio production I do on the audio, that alone takes hours.
+jazztutorial Yes this is the best tutorial on UA-cam!
That bassline would groove so well on a contrabass
Thanks Pelforth! I appreciate the positive feedback as always - glad this helped!
You're welcome Paulo! I never thought I'd find myself teaching Brazilian's how to play bossa novas!
Glad this one helped you!
Julian
Glad to hear this - I've got a new video on montunos coming soon, stay tuned :)
Thanks so much for the lovely comment Jonas! I love reading it. I remember when I first got into jazz. I was so inspired but had to find out where to look for information by myself, there was no one I knew when I first started who could show me the way. Really glad my videos are there for you!
Wow, so helpful. Breaks it down to it's essential parts
Outstanding
Thanks so much Scott - I'm really pleased this video made a great first impression, and I appreciate this lovely comment. Please make yourself at home!
This is one of the best music theory channels on youtube. I thank you for dedicating your time that I'd have otherwise payed for.
Been stuck in a rut for weeks as to what I should comp with for latin jazz. This helped a lot.
Excellent Brady! I'm composing a bossa nova jingle and I was wandering how to play the rhythm on piano!!! Thanks man! I love all your videos!
Thanks Duane - great to hear this. I try to make them the length I think they need to be - glad this length works for you :)
Thanks Kypiano! Glad you are learning from these videos, just uploading a new one now :)
The longer videos are great! These concepts take time and shouldn't be rushed. Thanks again for the great work and bringing the jazz musician's community a little closer together.
I am an aspiring jazz piano player and have been really frustrated at how to go about it. Till I came across your videos. Now I am more confident after knowing and learning that there is a pattern to follow. What a great teacher you are. Thank you so much!
Thanks so much Chris, this comment really resonates with me. I've seen that pretentious attitude all my time studying music, and it really gets in the way. Loved waking up to this comment, really pleased the video helped :)
p.s. yes the Slow Hot Wind and Song for my Father are favorites of mine too!
Thanks Bruce - those are all excellent choices to play as bossa nova's, I especially love Invitation - one of my favorites :)
Thanks Felix, so glad you enjoyed this :)
I love playing the Cole Porter and George Gershwin compositions in the Bossa Nova style! Your ideas are awesome!
Oh and it's lovely if you can ever play bossa nova piano with a singer - I agree. That's one of my favorite settings!
First time I've watched one of your videos, and I'm very impressed. Clear, simple, straightforward, professional, and direct. Very humble, yet confident and certain at the same time. You're just here to give of your knowledge, and that's wonderful. The graphics were clear, well timed, and enhanced the education. Thank you. I'll absolutely be tuning back for morre
Nice! Thanks for the question Kurt. I would play LH bassline and RH chords when playing with a singer, or another instrument that is playing the melody or a solo. It's a good texture to accompany another player with, especially if you have no bass player. But playing this pattern solo piano will get boring fairly quickly.
Great videos! Been studying and playing drums and percussion for years, and had a few stutter-starts at vibraphone (never quite getting up to speed with it, sad to say.) My daughter recently began piano with a teacher with a jazz background, and I'm feeling like it's good for me to understand more music theory.
Thank you so much.
I watched several of ur tutorials and they really inspire an help me a lot! thanks for sharing ur knowledge!
Muito bem explicado, parabéns sou inscrito e gosto muito dos seus vídeos.
I'm meant to be learning 'Blue Bossa' this week, and I was lucky to find this. I had worked out some voicings but your video really helped me nail the rhythm.
first time waching your videos, close to my piano and playing and singing in portuguese, i love Bossa Nova.
Welcome Grissel, so glad you love Bossa Nova too - I wish I could sing in portuguese!
I wish i could play like you! thanks for your coment, i will buy your book soon is goin to be my chrismas present, for my self!
Worth the wait. Again another terrific tutorial. I was quite thrilled to hear a little Henry Mancini and Horace Silver thrown in the mix. The stuff you do is so insightful and set out in such an unpretentious manner, it can only be marveled at.
Thanks for the swift reply and the perfect answer/link to my question.
People like you, who give up their time & skill freely, is what makes youtube such a pleasure.
Thanks again.
Kevin
Great lesson. Speaking of left hand bass lines, some of us are still waiting for your video addressing "WALKING BASS LINES."
You are an excellent teacher; I so appreciate these masterful lessons!
Really appreciate this Daniel - so pleased that you enjoy the videos!
Amazing teacher. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!!
Julien the man is here when I need him. A video from 2013 helps me now in 2019 writing my own song. Looking forward to you next mail you'll send me =D
I really hope I can buy your book someday when I get a credit card. You really help me out with your videos, I absolutely love your teachings :)
A very useful tutorial, thank you. And your bossa is really cool.
This is super, the Root 5 in the Bass and simple chords in the right hand -
now I know what Bill Evans was referring to when he spoke of 2 note chords, less is MORE
The best tutorial on bossa nova on youtube
Best jazz teaching channel I've come across on youtube
Loved this tutorial, it's so clear specially the subtitles so i can find the part i wanted easily again. But it would be nice to have some mindless drone exercises to get this into hands .. i cannot figure out how to do transitions between different chords in a smooth way
I've got some work to do! Helpful tutorial. Thanks.
the length is just fine. I appreciate this a lot man.
De best bossa nova tutorial.
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thanks for giving up your time, this has been really helpful. please can you give any tips in how to stop one hand dominating the other when playing the rhythm. thanks again.
Thank you for the video. I will use the advice and practice bossa over jazz standards. Right now I happen to be working on Invitation and Lets Fall In Love. I also have Misty at the piano so I will pull that one out again.
Hey PlanBeatz - yeah that's a modulation (key change). It's subtle - pop music used to do this a lot more in the old days. Recently everything seems to stick to one key. I've been listening to the Police a lot lately - they have a good amount of modulation. Just like the song you sent me - they do it subtly.
One of my favorite ways to change key is if you're in C minor, you can modulate to the key of F minor:
Play a C minor chord, then go to Db major chord, then to F minor. Now you're in F minor
I've been playing for about 2 years and was wondering how to do this! Your videos are super helpful, and I'm finding answers to things that are frustrating me even through your comments. Thanks a million!
Congratulation !!! thak you for video, Here in Argentina Buenos Aires
Thanks, you've added to my technique and I've enjoyed the tutorial
Hi. Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge.. You are the BEST teacher.
I can't wait to buy the ebook..You are amazing..All I needed are in your videos.
Thx so much. God bless.
thx for sharing ，your teaching is clear！
Thanks, You Rock Man!!! Obrigado Mano!!!
very nice lesson!I really loved it!Thank You!
Thanks a lot! I've really enjoyed watching your tutorial! :)
this is amazingly helpful. learnt so much in 15 min. thanks!!
Love it! That's really helpful!!!
Agreed. Your channlel and videos are some of the best in youtube. Thanks pal.
Very helpfull and well explained. Thanks man :) !
Wow, this was super educational. Thanks man.
Hi Marcus - that is a VST - it's the steinway piano sound in Logic - using the exs24 sampler. It comes free with Logic :)
You amazing bro this video is 🔥🔥🔥
perfect playing~!
This is superb! Thanks!
so good! Keep on making theese great videos!
Great lesson Julian!
Thanks for your videos!
Fully fabulous ❤❤
Congratulations Here in Brazil videos is rare as rich in content as his!!
Thanks!!!!
My favorite Cole Porter songs to play in the Bossa Nova style is Begin the Beguine and Night and Day. I combine these into a medley with Gershwin's Summertime and it works really great! Try it and see how you like that combination.
Great tutorial!
Thanks for this amazin tutorial!!
Great lesson my friend.
Awesome bossa nova tutorial
Great lesson man, I simply adore you lessons. But in fact back here in Brazil, most of the bossa nova is wrote in 2/4. They just adapted it into 4/4 because 2/4 is not usual worldwide.
+AlldeLucas
Hi Allde, can you give me some tips in bossa and anothers ?
(give me indications of channels, videos , etc ...)(What is your email?)
tks
love this channel
I enjoyed this very much. Thanks
thanks for your advices .
good job :)
it is very helpful thank you for your all videos :)
Thanks Deborah. I too love to play Summertime as a bossa nova. Which pieces in particular have you been playing this way??
J
Nice stuff. Thanks
very good lesson!
i love your tutorials
Hi Julian
I wish if you colud do lesson about Rumba, please!
Thank you
Great, Julian! From Italy
Awesome chords my friend ❤ play more😊
really very helpful! thank you!
Thank you very much. very helpful!
out of all the tutorials this is pretty good
Great lesson, man :)
This is so good! new subscriber!
Esse garoto branco sabe o que ele está fazendo. Muito bom tutorial.
thank u for d very helpful video
Muy bueno.Gracias por compartirlo...
Yup!! Very Well Done Julian Ultra Clarity!!
You are a great teacher! Thank you for all the details you are adding here, which is what makes an authentic sound.
Question: Did you program the drum track you are using here? Any chance you can put it as a MIDI file so we can download it. Thank you again!!
very good presentation.
thank you very much for this video :)
valeu amigo ... (very good , my friend).. simple but very very good - Bela Vista Paraiso Pr - Brasil
Thanks for this lesson. It looks easy and I love the rhythm.
My instrument (MoXf8) has so much, that I am going to have to dedicate lots of time to learning how to program it for things like the Bossa Nova percussion.
I noticed you are using "Superior Grand" on your Roland. I wonder if there is a compatibility chart so I can know the name of the same sound on my Yamaha?
Very neat! I am a Sax player, but should brush up my very basic jazz piano skills. I love your teaching.
Thank you Christoph! Lovely comment, I'm pleased this one helped you :)