Hi Jeremy - the TH-cam algorithm only recently recommended your channel to me, which is bananas, but I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your content and your style of delivery. I don't recall if you mentioned it here - I think you have done in another of your videos - but it seems to me noteworthy how many of these leaps take place on the off-beat.
Jeremy, thanks for this video series. The videos make your book so much more understandable. I got the book months ago and it looked daunting. Now I think I’m seeing via these videos how to really use the book.
Your approach is bananas and I appreciate it. I purchased your book and follow along with your videos. Unfortunately, my copy did not come signed as I requested. Being that I admire you I was hoping for a signed copy.
@@antoniolucero6910 huh, that’s weird. Did you use a different name? I can’t find you in my list of folks who bought from me! Where do you live? Next time I’m in town I’ll be sure to sign your book!
Thanks, Stefan! Tips for guitarists…hmmm… learn to play piano? I’m only half joking. So many great musicians who play other instruments are at least competent on piano. Sorry I don’t have much more - I’m not a guitar expert at all!
Aha I did detect that several of your principles come from species counterpoint! - and Schenkerian analysis, am I right? That's helpful for me here as I used to teach that stuff :) Cheers for making melody comprehensible to nerds! 🍌🍌
I've studied a lot of counterpoint. Never studied Schenkerian analysis, although I think I have an idea what the basic principles are. Those things are backbones of music. I'm not intentionally thinking about them, but they're everywhere. :)
An important video. The counterpoint rule: Leaps resolving etc. makes me think of Thelonious Monk’s ‘Epistrophy’ where the upward leaps in the motif resolve upward by a half step. Great references Re Oscar Peterson (very informative). Thanks again. I’m finding your two bar ‘mapping’? Single chords every two bars, very calming !! (Sorry to not name that properly). Love the ‘compound’ melody description.
that compound melody stuff is bananas!
Yeah, it's totally one of the things separating "fake" bebop and the real deal!
Hi Jeremy - the TH-cam algorithm only recently recommended your channel to me, which is bananas, but I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your content and your style of delivery. I don't recall if you mentioned it here - I think you have done in another of your videos - but it seems to me noteworthy how many of these leaps take place on the off-beat.
Ooooh, this is the most subtle use of bananas yet! Yes - you’re absolutely right to point out the offbeats. Thank you!
Another yet unbelievable lesson on improv. It’s time for that book on improv, Jeremy. Honestly 😏
I’m workin’ on it, bro! Things are coming…
@@JeremySiskind thank you so much 👍🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Jeremy, thanks for this video series. The videos make your book so much more understandable. I got the book months ago and it looked daunting. Now I think I’m seeing via these videos how to really use the book.
Yay, I’m so happy to hear this! Thanks, Allan!
This is so very helpful and just inspirationally bananas!
Thank you, Joe! 🍌 🍌 🍌
My improv feels so bananas, so hopefully this tips will straighten me out.
Very great job!!!! This video makes me feel like I took a private course worth $150!
Most relevant lesson!
Nice! I’m glad you liked it!
Jeremy, thanks a bunch for this ap-peeling lesson!
Lol! You’re most welcome, Barbara!
I'm going bananas over all your great ideas for practicing and improving improv lines. Thanks so much!
Great, Eric! Can't wait to hear you improvise on Monday. 😉
Bananas. Another great lesson Jeremy! It helped me to understand how to get my lines to sound like jazz.
Thanks so much, Joe! I'm so happy it helped you out!
Great lesson not only on improvisation but also on composition and counterpoint!
Thanks, Francesco!
Great lesson Jeremy! This has helped me understand how to get my lines to sound like jazz.
Awesome!
Another great lesson from the Top Banana!
Lol, thank you, Dan! 🍌 🍌 🍌 🍌 🍌 🍌
Jeremy, your lessons are golden. I was so into it I dropped my banana. Seriously, I'm going to buy your books. 😅
Fabulous information that I can use! After I drink my banana shake.
Thank you for this great lesson!
You're super welcome, Lennard! Enjoy!
Your approach is bananas and I appreciate it. I purchased your book and follow along with your videos. Unfortunately, my copy did not come signed as I requested. Being that I admire you I was hoping for a signed copy.
Oh no! There was no signature?!? Did you buy it from my site?
Thank you for your response. I purchased your book off of your website. Surely it was only an oversight. I happy you responded though
@@antoniolucero6910 huh, that’s weird. Did you use a different name? I can’t find you in my list of folks who bought from me! Where do you live? Next time I’m in town I’ll be sure to sign your book!
@@JeremySiskind It’s under my wife’s account. Her name is Avedona Lucero. I live in Rio Rancho, New Mexico.
@@antoniolucero6910 huh, I still can’t find the order but I guess that doesn’t really change anything. I’m sorry your book’s not autographed!
Great stuff as always Jeremy! Did you know Beethoven's favorite fruit is Banana..na!
Lol, well played sir!
this is really helpful for a guitarist too, do you maybe have any guitar specific tips(in general) that come off the top of your head ?
Thanks, Stefan! Tips for guitarists…hmmm… learn to play piano? I’m only half joking. So many great musicians who play other instruments are at least competent on piano. Sorry I don’t have much more - I’m not a guitar expert at all!
That's a five star lesson, really exploding on the last part
Aw, thanks so much!!!
I need this so much I'm going bananas! It's not boring to watch you play btw. You could have kept on going forever and we would still be watching!
Lol, well done! Thank you, Melius!
I love your videos jeremy, bought your book too last week! BANANA 🙂
Nice! I hope you enjoy it, Stephanos!
Banana! That was a very informative and helpful lesson.
Awesome! I’m glad you liked it, Bengt!
@@JeremySiskind Got your book - is there a list of TH-cam sessions and clips that correlate to the book's chapters?
Aha I did detect that several of your principles come from species counterpoint! - and Schenkerian analysis, am I right? That's helpful for me here as I used to teach that stuff :) Cheers for making melody comprehensible to nerds! 🍌🍌
I've studied a lot of counterpoint. Never studied Schenkerian analysis, although I think I have an idea what the basic principles are. Those things are backbones of music. I'm not intentionally thinking about them, but they're everywhere. :)
Banana. Really helpful stuff, Jeremy. Many thanks as always.
My pleasure! And thanks for watching to the end. 😉
Great video! I’m gonna go bananas practicing all this stuff! 😝
Haha, don’t go too bananas! Orange you glad you watched? 😂
Great Stuff !
I need a bananasplit now !
You’re making me hungry over here, Tobbe!
@@JeremySiskind
Love your channel and I am not even a keyboard player !
An important video. The counterpoint rule: Leaps resolving etc. makes me think of Thelonious Monk’s ‘Epistrophy’ where the upward leaps in the motif resolve upward by a half step. Great references Re Oscar Peterson (very informative). Thanks again. I’m finding your two bar ‘mapping’? Single chords every two bars, very calming !! (Sorry to not name that properly). Love the ‘compound’ melody description.
Mmm, that’s true. Monk just breaks all the rules, doesn’t he?
@@JeremySiskind :) Monk makes new ‘rules’ ? :)
Another great video Jeremy. Thank you. Also I like my cereal with Bananas! 🙂
Thanks, James! I hope all’s well with you in the Windy City!
@@JeremySiskind Things are much better here in this very Windy City . . .
Thanks Jeremy !
Great video, not too garish and but for the banana.
👍🏼
How come you knew exactly how my improv always sounds?
delicious bananas
😂 🍌
...banana...
And banana to you too sir! 😂 🍌