Really clear and helpful, thanks. And yes please to a part 3. Loving all your technique videos because you play so well and also explain what's going on in a clear manner
Another great video ! Thank you so much. I learn a lot from your channel. Keep going on ( specially in the tutorials department , please ),you are really a great teacher.
After a few days of practice, I'm ok with the left hand.But I'm stucked ( glued ) with the right hand. I can't get the jazz feel to play the chords right before or after the beat. It must not be easy to explain but can | hope that you make something about rythm... it would be very helpfull.Thanks anyway again and again !
@@JohnFred1964 Yes this is something that takes time to get right and "feel". It will come with listening to jazz a lot. When you listen to a record, try to focus on the chord "stabs" of the piano in the left hand, or, when another instrument is soloing. See if you can start to clap along with the rhythm. I'll have a think about how to explain it better in a video. Keep at it though and be patient, it will come with practise. It is one thing to logically know where in the bar to play, but absorbing the feel through listening will make the difference
Another great lesson. it's a cool trick; for descending, it's an easy four note progression, for ascending, an additional chromatic note is added. I'd be very interested in the other ideas you tossed out for bass lines in cases of modal songs or songs that dont have the convenient progression that Autumn Leaves has.
The best tip i can give for improvising is just keep trying things and listen to a lot of jazz, and try to copy phrases you like, and then you can vary them
Olly...just love your mellow but musical style...just super
Helpful excellent teacher, clear informative, in many of your videos Thanks
Learned a lot from you Olly, more on the WB scenarios you mentioned would be fabulous, thank you so much!
this was very helpful, thanks. I'd also very much like to see a video about the other 2 situations you mentioned in the end
Really clear and helpful, thanks. And yes please to a part 3. Loving all your technique videos because you play so well and also explain what's going on in a clear manner
Another great video !
Thank you so much. I learn a lot from your channel. Keep going on ( specially in the tutorials department , please ),you are
really a great teacher.
Thank you Jean for your kind words, they are very encouraging and I'm glad that you have learned some things from the videos
After a few days of practice, I'm ok with the left hand.But I'm stucked ( glued ) with the right hand. I can't get the jazz feel to play the chords right before or after the beat. It must not be easy to explain but can | hope that you make something about rythm... it would be very helpfull.Thanks anyway again and again !
@@JohnFred1964 Yes this is something that takes time to get right and "feel". It will come with listening to jazz a lot. When you listen to a record, try to focus on the chord "stabs" of the piano in the left hand, or, when another instrument is soloing. See if you can start to clap along with the rhythm. I'll have a think about how to explain it better in a video. Keep at it though and be patient, it will come with practise. It is one thing to logically know where in the bar to play, but absorbing the feel through listening will make the difference
Amazing! i'm learning so quickly thanks to you
Very helpful thanks Olly.
You are very welcome!
Very clear. Thanks for posting.
Thank you :)
Very inspiring! Thank you
I really dig your soulful soloing approach! How do I get to work with you about how you approach riff development over changes?
Another great lesson. it's a cool trick; for descending, it's an easy four note progression, for ascending, an additional chromatic note is added. I'd be very interested in the other ideas you tossed out for bass lines in cases of modal songs or songs that dont have the convenient progression that Autumn Leaves has.
Thanks Eric, I'll try to do another video on this topic soon to include the other situations!
Very helpful and simple to implement. Like the way you improvise. Any ideas on learning this?
The best tip i can give for improvising is just keep trying things and listen to a lot of jazz, and try to copy phrases you like, and then you can vary them
Olly rules
Oh I somehow thought you were Spanish until now 😂😂😂