@@SkilledMusician Yes. I know sometimes because there is not enough time, or musicians want to make money and not slow the lessons down, or show the secrets, but thank you for slowing the lesson down.
I've never commented on a TH-cam video before but this? man I just have too. I really appreciate you and I've been learning from your videos years now. And I am where I am because of you man This was another great video. Thank you and God bless you sir!
thank you for this. this is very cool. ive always wanted to play like this. coming up in church you get to play some of everything. i ve been playing for churches for many yrs. i love jazz and gospel and i try to mix the two. i do struggle with some keys and i admit i do need help.
What the what, I was just listening to that Keith Jarrett song and transcribed #4... Hooo momma you know how to pick em ;) Also congrats on the 100k subs!
WOW... that is incredible...lol. Now that I'm thinking about it, I'm not sure if it was on "Autumn Leaves" or "What is this Thing Called Love"... But Keith Jarrett is one of the 3 guys that completely influenced how I play...
Say Corey, have you heard of (and I'm almost 100% sure that you have) one of the great Jazz pianist in history, "Phineas Newborn Jr."?....When I first became aware of him, someone was playing his music and the piano player to me was so FIRE, Ihad to ask who it was! Everyone says he's great but not brought up enough in conversations of the "Jazz pianist G.O.A.T.s"...He became my new favorite, so I would like to know what you think about Mr. Phineas Newborn Jr.!
I love Phineas. His two-handed runs and screaming fast chords are incredible! He is definitely one of the greats! I’m glad you discovered him as he is legendary!
Hi there new sub here amazing content! Just very curious,this jazz licks looks really just random melodies its just that you are following some specific rules like what i notice..you can go chromatic or press any key even but at the end of the beat you would need to end on a chordal tone?maybe can you help do video on this technique?like at which point do we end,how to sync with the off beat and stncopation techniques coz memorizing this licks can feel forced and not the free flowing you see on jazz improvs..and also can you do on key of c which is the easiest scale we memorize for beginners?cheers!
Thank you so much for subscribing and good question! There are some underlying, foundation rules that govern this type of improvisation. I actually go in-depth on this in my improvisation course. Check it out on our website - SkilledMusician.com. As a side note, learning the jazz vocabulary (licks) is also part of the formula. Many students erroneously think that when we improvise, we are just randomly playing stuff and making it all work together. That is not the case. Improvisation is just like speaking. If I asked you to talk about any topic, the words you would use are words that you've used before. You might arrange them in a different manner, but they are still the words and phrases you've learned. In other words, you are using the words that are part of your vocabulary. Similarly, in music, you develop your vocabulary. And the bigger your vocabulary, the more "free" it appears you are. But you are just using the words in your musical vocabulary in different ways! Interestingly enough, in Jazz, the keys they most often start with are F, Bb, and C. You didn't ask this, but I would love to share my thoughts on the key conversation with you. 1) There are no easy or hard keys, just familiar and unfamiliar ones. 2) I've found that when students lean on one key as the key for all examples or the key they learn in, they become really good at that one key. Most students say once I learn it in "C" then I will transfer it to other keys. I've found that in the vast majority of times, that does not happen. 3) I believe that introducing students to multiple keys, helps students become intimately familiar with all keys and how they function. Which ultimately leads to students who can play well in every key. Sorry about the long answer here. Just wanted to share some thoughts. Thank you again for subscribing and welcome to our community!
@@SkilledMusician Even though I didn't ask the question, I just wanna thank you for taking the time to answer eobias' question so in depth as you did and sharing some 'helpful' additional thoughts. (Everybody won't do that, but I would NEVER name names, lol). May you continue to prosper!
@@SkilledMusician your kind of movements is not common and I realize you think differently with your movements. Referring to the movements at the start of the video🔥😘🥰
@@SkilledMusician Hello Sir, what I meant was that all these licks definitely comes from a particular scale and I wanted to know the scales all these licks came from?
@justindrummond5987 Aw man, I can give you that! But only on one condition.....You MUST wear high quality earplugs, because I will NOT be responsible for any medical bills due to (damaged ears nor mental confusion!)....It's just not fair to me!.....I mean really!
Best teacher I’ve come across on TH-cam. Appreciate you sharing your knowledge!
Wow, thank you!
WOW Corey you made is so easy. You took the mystery out to play these Riffs. This is the way to tutor and teach. God Bless you Corey 😊😊😊.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like this!
@@SkilledMusician Yes. I know sometimes because there is not enough time, or musicians want to make money and not slow the lessons down, or show the secrets, but thank you for slowing the lesson down.
Thanks Corey for another great inspiring lesson 😎
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
I've never commented on a TH-cam video before but this? man I just have too. I really appreciate you and I've been learning from your videos years now. And I am where I am because of you man This was another great video. Thank you and God bless you sir!
Wow thank you so much for the kind words. I’m so glad to hear that our videos have helped you so much! Thank you for sharing this…it means a lot…
Amazing! Best gospel piano teacher on TH-cam, by far!
I really appreciate you!
thank you for this. this is very cool. ive always wanted to play like this. coming up in church you get to play some of everything. i ve been playing for churches for many yrs. i love jazz and gospel and i try to mix the two. i do struggle with some keys and i admit i do need help.
You can definitely do this! Keep pushing and you will have it. Let me know how I can help!
Oooh!
I love this one Corey :).
Thanks for sharing!
You are welcome!
Excellent video Corey, thank you so much:)
My pleasure!
What the what, I was just listening to that Keith Jarrett song and transcribed #4... Hooo momma you know how to pick em ;)
Also congrats on the 100k subs!
WOW... that is incredible...lol. Now that I'm thinking about it, I'm not sure if it was on "Autumn Leaves" or "What is this Thing Called Love"... But Keith Jarrett is one of the 3 guys that completely influenced how I play...
@@SkilledMusician "100k subs?!!"...Good Lord, I can only eat two!....But congrats, and may you never be hungry again! 🥳🎉
@clutch236 Thank you so much! Yes we are going to do something big for 100k very soon!
much thanks my friend for this useful technique
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That video is very interesting, this channel is making a good jod keep on like this and never give up
Will do!
Oh boy...Corey's got a hitter again. Thank you sir!
I appreciate you!
Thanks so much for this Corey ❤ 🔥
You are so welcome!
Which video do you explain what you mean by F7, or whatever you’re talking about in the LEFT HAND?
I don’t think I have a video where I explain chords like F7. F7 means the notes F A C Eb…. I think I will have to make one very soon!
Say Corey, have you heard of (and I'm almost 100% sure that you have) one of the great Jazz pianist in history, "Phineas Newborn Jr."?....When I first became aware of him, someone was playing his music and the piano player to me was so FIRE, Ihad to ask who it was! Everyone says he's great but not brought up enough in conversations of the "Jazz pianist G.O.A.T.s"...He became my new favorite, so I would like to know what you think about Mr. Phineas Newborn Jr.!
I love Phineas. His two-handed runs and screaming fast chords are incredible! He is definitely one of the greats! I’m glad you discovered him as he is legendary!
@@SkilledMusician HOT DOG!!.....Great minds really Do think alike! lol 🎼🎹
You should check out old episodes of Mr. Roger's neighborhood! The guy that played those pianos should prolly be in the goat convo too
@@YouGotOptions2 "Johnny Costa", an outstanding player. It's said that Art Tatum called Costa "The White Art Tatum". lol
Please create Playlist for beginners to advance ❤
I will work on that!
good morning sir . Please can you do this again on F major ?
Just take these ideas and transpose them to F... I believe in you!
Thank you sir@@SkilledMusician
Again: Well explained. Good learning tempo.
Thank you so much!
10:20 - thats straight Donna Lee
dang - 11:55 - you gotta have a massive spread for that pinky note lol
LoL…
Hi there new sub here amazing content! Just very curious,this jazz licks looks really just random melodies its just that you are following some specific rules like what i notice..you can go chromatic or press any key even but at the end of the beat you would need to end on a chordal tone?maybe can you help do video on this technique?like at which point do we end,how to sync with the off beat and stncopation techniques coz memorizing this licks can feel forced and not the free flowing you see on jazz improvs..and also can you do on key of c which is the easiest scale we memorize for beginners?cheers!
Thank you so much for subscribing and good question! There are some underlying, foundation rules that govern this type of improvisation. I actually go in-depth on this in my improvisation course. Check it out on our website - SkilledMusician.com.
As a side note, learning the jazz vocabulary (licks) is also part of the formula. Many students erroneously think that when we improvise, we are just randomly playing stuff and making it all work together. That is not the case. Improvisation is just like speaking. If I asked you to talk about any topic, the words you would use are words that you've used before. You might arrange them in a different manner, but they are still the words and phrases you've learned. In other words, you are using the words that are part of your vocabulary. Similarly, in music, you develop your vocabulary. And the bigger your vocabulary, the more "free" it appears you are. But you are just using the words in your musical vocabulary in different ways!
Interestingly enough, in Jazz, the keys they most often start with are F, Bb, and C. You didn't ask this, but I would love to share my thoughts on the key conversation with you. 1) There are no easy or hard keys, just familiar and unfamiliar ones. 2) I've found that when students lean on one key as the key for all examples or the key they learn in, they become really good at that one key. Most students say once I learn it in "C" then I will transfer it to other keys. I've found that in the vast majority of times, that does not happen. 3) I believe that introducing students to multiple keys, helps students become intimately familiar with all keys and how they function. Which ultimately leads to students who can play well in every key.
Sorry about the long answer here. Just wanted to share some thoughts. Thank you again for subscribing and welcome to our community!
@@SkilledMusician wow tnx so much for spending time to reply! Appreciate it and makes more sense! Will check that link!
@@SkilledMusician Even though I didn't ask the question, I just wanna thank you for taking the time to answer eobias' question so in depth as you did and sharing some 'helpful' additional thoughts. (Everybody won't do that, but I would NEVER name names, lol). May you continue to prosper!
Your piano approach to movements is so weird 🤦♂️ crazy movements🔥😘
LoL… I’m curious…. Why is it weird?
@@SkilledMusician Yeah, inquiring minds wanna know...🤔
@@SkilledMusician your kind of movements is not common and I realize you think differently with your movements.
Referring to the movements at the start of the video🔥😘🥰
Very nice!
Thank you so much!
Please which scales where you running Sir?🙏
At what point are you referring? Give me the time stamp…
@@SkilledMusician Hello Sir, what I meant was that all these licks definitely comes from a particular scale and I wanted to know the scales all these licks came from?
@gregoryjeshurunjacobs1688 No they come from targeting chord tones, not a specific scale. Pay close attention to how I explained the first lick…
@@SkilledMusician Okk Sir I will🙏
Pls play it in the of (F)
I want to challenge you to take these ideas and put them in the key of F…. I believe in you!
@PraiseKeyz.1...He wants to push you out of the "crutch" of (only certain keys) and into the freedom & skill of "ALL 12" keys.
Did you notice that ur link dont work?
It should be working properly now.
We need a 20 min recording of you just jamming!
LoL! I might just do that…
@justindrummond5987 Aw man, I can give you that! But only on one condition.....You MUST wear high quality earplugs, because I will NOT be responsible for any medical bills due to (damaged ears nor mental confusion!)....It's just not fair to me!.....I mean really!
@@clutch236 lol
@@SkilledMusician please ;)