As a brazilian, I really enjoyed! Thank you!! Additionally, I found it very natural at 3:05. Those "imperfect" accentuations from one loop to another kinda make the "bossa flow", I like them.
One day, I lost control of my body. While sober and still being fully conscious, God started speaking to me and He said "follow me or die." I don't know you or what you've been through, but you matter. I grew up in church always hearing about God but I decided to do my own thing. Doing drugs and chasing girls, among other things. I did it for years and I was depressed for years.. after being arrested I stopped doing drugs... that's when God scared me straight, for years I had the opportunity to accept Jesus as Lord but I never did, so God had to wake me up. After all these years I'm glad God said what He said. It was like someone pushing another person out of the way of a speeding car, to the person that was pushed it might seem rude.. but after that person gets a hold of themselves and looks back, they will realize that they needed to be pushed. Jesus Christ loves you and so do I. God bless you
Very useful lesson. It could have benefited from a bit more breakdown on the chord part. I think the key word here is syncopated. Will take quite a bit of practice but sounds cool!
Hi Noah, you have a huge talent for teaching music, your advice is very appreciated. Your bossa has a great latin feel but lacks some roundness of the brazilian groove, it is a bit bitchy. Am looking forward to more detailed chord progressions and how to transition between them. But : chords are one's personal fingerprint. Sound like .. is not the way to go. Cheers and obrigado !
No problem! I'll definitely keep that in mind for the future. I've quite literally added it to my list (which is pretty big, so it might just take me a while :p)
Noah sir id love if u can make a video on improvise with right hand chords like I see many jazz pianists who dont only improvise lead lines but also play improvise chords on their right hand pls
I didn't even know I needed this lesson, and now that I'm watching it, I don't know how I got by without it!
Hahah it’s simple but very useful!
@@NoahKellman more on that, please! maybe exploring a little more the right hand scales
As a brazilian, I really enjoyed! Thank you!!
Additionally, I found it very natural at 3:05. Those "imperfect" accentuations from one loop to another kinda make the "bossa flow", I like them.
One day, I lost control of my body. While sober and still being fully conscious, God started speaking to me and He said "follow me or die." I don't know you or what you've been through, but you matter. I grew up in church always hearing about God but I decided to do my own thing. Doing drugs and chasing girls, among other things. I did it for years and I was depressed for years.. after being arrested I stopped doing drugs... that's when God scared me straight, for years I had the opportunity to accept Jesus as Lord but I never did, so God had to wake me up. After all these years I'm glad God said what He said. It was like someone pushing another person out of the way of a speeding car, to the person that was pushed it might seem rude.. but after that person gets a hold of themselves and looks back, they will realize that they needed to be pushed. Jesus Christ loves you and so do I.
God bless you
Very useful lesson. It could have benefited from a bit more breakdown on the chord part. I think the key word here is syncopated. Will take quite a bit of practice but sounds cool!
Hi Noah, you have a huge talent for teaching music, your advice is very appreciated. Your bossa has a great latin feel but lacks some roundness of the brazilian groove, it is a bit bitchy. Am looking forward to more detailed chord progressions and how to transition between them. But : chords are one's personal fingerprint. Sound like .. is not the way to go. Cheers and obrigado !
cannot wait to go home after work and work on this, thanks for another great practice and technique
You’re welcome, Chelsea! Let me know how it goes :)
Thank you for this lesson, I 've been struggling to play samba rhythms for a long time.
Wonderful tutorial, you help me so much, thanks!!
More on this beautiful style of Music, please... thank you Noah!
Sorry to be a bother Noah, but I’m going to once again advocate for a video on Nat Cole. This video was great by the way!
No problem! I'll definitely keep that in mind for the future. I've quite literally added it to my list (which is pretty big, so it might just take me a while :p)
I like this concept, both for the obvious Latin and as a way to revisit your Neo-soul without needing the rhythm track.
Love it, exactly what I was looking for!
Wow what a terrific piece of inspiration. ! 👍🏼
Noah! This video is so cool! Thank you! 😊 👍🏼 You should make a book about bossa just like your neo soul books 😊 greetings from Peru 🇵🇪 and a big hug!
Thanks right back at you! Appreciate the comment.
Sounds really great, nice tutorial :)
Whats that very last chord you play with
E bass note
5th and Major 3rd
Ab major on right hand
if you have rebeca mauleon book for montunos put it pdf on youtube
Noah sir id love if u can make a video on improvise with right hand chords like I see many jazz pianists who dont only improvise lead lines but also play improvise chords on their right hand pls
This is getting really interesting if you try the whole pattern only with the left hand ;) I saw Michel camilo doing it was killer
Köszönöm ✌️(Hungary)
Én is 🙌
At first, I struggled with this; now, 2 hours later, I've persevered and learned a whole new style. Such a great lesson, many thanks!
Sounds like Toby Fox
do you have the sheet music for this on your page?
best in the game it's Yung Noah K
gives me OG jesus molina vibes!!!!!!
Nice tutorial
Thanks!
Love this video!!!! So inspiring!!!
grazie socio
That was very well played!
Awesome as always Noah! !
Thank you!
Woo yeah!🔥
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NICE LESSON
Thanks, Willy!