Man that explanation you gave at 3:16 was amazing. I never realized simply walking tenths made it sound so "true" so to speak. And the way you added in the right hand was awesome
I'm struggling to play jazz and this video was really helpful. I always wanted to learn how to play stride, you are really clear in your explanations. Thank you!
This video was ridiculously helpful, thank you! Just found your content, love these broken down tips, great little chunks to digest and work on bit by bit. Consider me sold/subscribed!
Hey Noah! Isn't it always the very simple devices that are overlooked??? That one little technique of using tenths in the left hand produced a quantum leap in my understanding of how to produce that seasoned sound of a stride player. It's another excellent video. Thanks Will
0:00-0:18 Tasty as fuck dude, that's the sound I want to get in my ballad and standards playing. One of my long term goals is to be able to seamlessly transition between the different styles of jazz piano throughout a performance. Eg. going from rubato Bill Evans kinda intro to Erroll Garner style head then bebop then stride at the end of solo.
David Flynn Hi David- yes, they are covered within the context of the exercises. Each exercises focuses on one or more challenges, many of which are shown in this video! In other words, they’re not these exact tips one by one- rather, these tips are factored into the exercises.
I went to your courses. not sure if your courses require reading music. As I don't read music and refusing do so. are your courses fit me? I am good at number system.
Awesome stuff, very cocktailish! Love it, red garland used to move the octaves always with a perfect 5th in the middle, and thinking only of the melody on the outside notes, it also sounds nice! It’s a different approach to the diatonic movement you do in the video :)
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Man that explanation you gave at 3:16 was amazing. I never realized simply walking tenths made it sound so "true" so to speak. And the way you added in the right hand was awesome
Thanks, really glad it helped!
I'm struggling to play jazz and this video was really helpful. I always wanted to learn how to play stride, you are really clear in your explanations. Thank you!
Glad to hear it! You're welcome.
Great detail, you totally nailed the feel. 6ths are name of the game with this style !
Quick, Simple, Clear... Perfect!
Really great video. Really useful tips and techniques. Thanks Noah.
I'm new to this channel and I just love your lessons man! Everything is explained to it's core and very useful to practice!
Keep up the great work!
Sorry for missing this before, thanks so much!
I'm so glad I have found your beautiful lesson.......il helps me so much ...thanks a lot!
Most excellent breakdown my friend! Your quickly rising to the top of my favorite YT piano instructors ! Keep them coming !
Thanks!! Will keep them coming for sure
This video was ridiculously helpful, thank you! Just found your content, love these broken down tips, great little chunks to digest and work on bit by bit. Consider me sold/subscribed!
Thanks, Alex! Feel free to hit me up if you have any questions.
Such a clean sound.
Amazing tutorial! Thank you for sharing this!
My pleasure, Oscar!
Thanks for an excellent tutorial!
great video, thanks for helping to understand the technique.
Really helpful. Hank Jones is my favorite stride pianist
imalamboman12 yeah he’s really great. Do you like Handful of Keys?
@@NoahKellman yes that is a great album. Shows off his stride well.
Noah, all your lessons are great, where is the best place for newbie to start, do you have an ordered number to follow?
Now I think that I could eventually teach myself to play tunes like Ain' Misbehavin, Satin Doll and similar pieces at a moderate tempo.
@Noah Kellman I love these tips! Very pro tips! Does your book include all of these tips and devices that you mentioned here in this video?
You are a great teacher and very humble
Thanks, really appreciate that!
Awesome. Is the music in the first few seconds of the video transcribed in one of your lessons?
Great stuff! Thanks, NK!
Ohhh... che atmosfera fantastica! Adoro lo stile stride vintage! ❤️
Thank you for this amazing video. I’ll definitely check out your store. Greeting from a French fan
Damien Leloup Hey, Thanks Damien. Nice to meet you and thanks for watching.
Definitely one of my favourite jazz piano tutorials on YT! Subscribed here!
Great lesson! Thanks...
This is awesome! Thanks!!
Hey Noah! Isn't it always the very simple devices that are overlooked??? That one little technique of using tenths in the left hand produced a quantum leap in my understanding of how to produce that seasoned sound of a stride player. It's another excellent video. Thanks Will
Thanks for presenting this information 😁. Very nice!
0:00-0:18 Tasty as fuck dude, that's the sound I want to get in my ballad and standards playing. One of my long term goals is to be able to seamlessly transition between the different styles of jazz piano throughout a performance. Eg. going from rubato Bill Evans kinda intro to Erroll Garner style head then bebop then stride at the end of solo.
Very well put together video. On the money tips. Thank you.
anotherluckyone you’re welcome!
thank you very much
This was very interesting. I do greatly prefer older music. Walking base and walking those 10ths I will try that ty.
Fantastic video Noah. Thanks for sharing!
For sure, Sam!
Thanks. I love the stride sound.
Frazier Piano Studio you’re welcome!
nice collection, awesome, thanks
J. Charles for sure!
Thank man, you great !!
Thanks Noah - the lesson was short but deep
Nice, love the swing of stride!
Thanks, Theo! Yeah it’s a lot of fun
If you keep uploading videos of this quality you will have 100,000+ subscribers in no time.
You may "not be perfect at it," but I'm sure you'll get there ! Thank you.
Dude you’re amazing // self taught// inspired by art Tatum// thanks for the stride tips // and broken tenths too
Hey thanks so much man you’re welcome!
How is the pedal employed for slow to medium stride piano
Is that just a book or videos to subscribe to?
Gorgeous
thanks!
Awesome music . It's my favorite song of hank Jones
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video!
Noah, are all of the techniques in this video covered in "20 Killer Stride Piano Exercises"?
David Flynn Hi David- yes, they are covered within the context of the exercises. Each exercises focuses on one or more challenges, many of which are shown in this video! In other words, they’re not these exact tips one by one- rather, these tips are factored into the exercises.
I went to your courses. not sure if your courses require reading music. As I don't read music and refusing do so. are your courses fit me? I am good at number system.
Hey Bo, good question. Most of them come with some form of video examples as well. Which ones were you interested in?
That what i'm looking for !!!
Glad you found it!
you know what. i was checking out your stride lessons then you release this one at the same time.
is there a substitude for tenths? My Hands are literally too small for it - octave, no problem. Very unfortunate because tenths sound arewome!!
Can u make more stride piano videos
Please and go slow a lil
To understand
Solo un po' più lento per favore... 😊❤️ Fantastico...
Very useful tips. The pedalling was a big revelation for me when I figured it out a few years ago :-)
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed them. Yeah the pedaling is super helpful once you figure it out.
Impossibile per me prendere do e mi... Posso solo suonarli uno subito dopo l altro... 😊👍
Awesome stuff, very cocktailish! Love it, red garland used to move the octaves always with a perfect 5th in the middle, and thinking only of the melody on the outside notes, it also sounds nice! It’s a different approach to the diatonic movement you do in the video :)
Those minor thirds ain't misbehavin' at all...but one never knows, do one? Thans for posting.
hahah my pleasure thanks for the comment, Luis!
Activos ya hermano, no he podido tocar po una lesión pero sólo me queda mirar ☹
Samuel_musica lo siento Samuel no entiendo tu comentario muy bien- puedes explicarlo? Mi español no es perfecto tampoco
@@NoahKellman I had an injury on my hands and I can't play for a while, I can only see and when I recover I will play again :(
The intro sounds like a Jazz version of heart and soul lol
Rolling the 10ths is a great idea I can’t even reach on just white keys
Yeah I fell you- it’s an easy way to cheat and actually sounds better in a lot of cases
This man sounds like Oscar Peterson.
Most can't reach 10ths