@@maxalaintwo3578 Yeah, I don't really get it why people like those stupid pun comments so much. But those comments help to promote the vids and the channels so I keep writing them ;)
World class. The instant impact of the voice, the intonation of the playing, the insights given (a combination of scales, chromatic playing and chord notes decided by the ear). And yes, charisma.
Good work Lincoln Center. Love this!! I'd only add that in a minor ii-V-i, the ii chord will normally need that b5. Instead of D-F-A-C, it should be D-F-Ab-C. Nicki Parott is fantastic, and she knows this (she even played an Ab at one point). FWIW, I thought that should be clearly mentioned. Cheers!
She plays much more then a D -7 And she doesn't explain it she does it much to fast to see what she is playing So can anyone tell me what d-7 notes she is playing?
I saw Nicki Parrott with the Les Paul Trio when Les was 90 years old. She was fabulous. It was an amazing show. Just seeing Les Paul was amazing but Nicki was so good. Les made a joke that before Nicki joined they had a male bass player in the Les Paul Trio but when Nicki joined they became the Les Balls Trio. She enjoyed that joke. Nicki Parrott is a beautiful and extremely talented bass player.
I was wondering if that was the same person. I saw Les Paul Trio with her at the Iridium club, NYC, back in February of 2004. She played bass, and sang on "Is you is or is you ain't my baby". Les hung out for autographs after the show and signed a pickguard for me.
Great lesson. Dear Jazz Academy, please showcase more Nicki Parrot lessons!!!!! Even if she just holds that double bass and just talks, I'd be in my happy place!
Minor ii V i progressions usually use a minor 7 b 5 for the ii chord, alterations on the V chord like b9 or #9, and a minor-major 7th or minor 6th chord for the i chord. It's pretty rare to hear a vanilla min7 dom7 min progression, at least in jazz.
I'm currently taking a class on ii half diminished to V7b9 and diminished patterns. You're dead on the money, good sir! Only time I've experienced the "vanilla" progression is in blues and funk stuff. But then I'm a total noob to jazz bass playing. Just now getting acquainted with the repertoire.
Millions and millions of pointless and confusing videos. And then you, like a revelation. You're so good, so refined, so understandable. I wanted to play bass but really started to play (beatle bass, I have to confess) because of you explaining it so well. Probably because you're an outstanding vocalist, too. I could never say thank you enough, You're the "muse" in "music".
Thank you for a great video! I'm not a beginner bass player, I love a lot of different kinds of jazz but I'm not experienced or trained at playing it. Now, I found it hard to follow along with the chord changes and what time signature it was, during the bass lines you played. It's of course because of my untrained ear and lack of experience with it, but I wanted to point it out, then you can decide if I'm within your target group or not and see if you want to take it in to account in the future. But my main message is thank you a lot for a great video! Best regards, J
Hands down Mrs. Parrot kept it one hundred & well enough for every type of broom sweeper out there. It appears that additionally what I copped from here was that any type of walker that takes interest in simply playing the blues can transpose it anyway they so desire simply whether its done it Eb, Bb, C, and so on and make it sound funky, jazzy and on and on. Instructor Parrot is awesome.
Had to watch 3 times. The 3rd time I actually started listening whart she was talking about. The 1st 2, I was watching her ! LOL Great Video, thanks for sharing.
I have been a guitar player since I was 7 (39 now) and love playing jazz. Even so, I always wanted to play bass in a trio. I just kept working on guitar mastery since it was what I started with. Maybe one day!
THANk YOU!! You can’t imagine how much you’ve helped me with this basics! Breaking the “ misteries” of this so beautifull instrument that touch me so much..!!
I’ve had a double bass for almost 15 years and just found out today that I been playing it wrong the entire time lol! Could you explain the left hand positioning and where to put your fingers down properly? I’m mainly an electric bass player and kinda went at it like that and it just was wrong and hurt after a few mins of playing.
I'm trying to make music more like Dave Young Trio's Bud Powell, Trouble In Mind. I'm using a Yamaha 4 string Pricision Bass. Not a Upright Bass/Double Bass. I found the song bud Powell is in D Minor Key. But what is the tuning and is it Safe, Healthy for my bass to use it?
You play G7 even in minor, you raise the 7th in C minor (Bb raised to B) onthe 5 chord so you use C harmonic minor over the G7. But yes, the 5 is almost almost flattened on the 2 chord in minor, giving you Dm7b5 - G7 - Cm
Yeah, though there's some flexibility to it (it's jazz, after all), the II chord in a minor key should typically be a minor 7-flat 5 chord. Though it makes sense not to mention it in such a basic vid, the V chord should be a dominant 7- flat 9, too. So in C minor (as Argent Strat pointed out), that would be Dm7b5 - G7b9 - Cm. Here's the thing: In the ii chord, that flat 5 is the sixth scale degree of the key, which is flatted in the minor key. On the V chord, the flat 9 is also that same sixth scale degree. Ain't counterpoint wonderful? But you wouldn't use the G minor chord for the V, as you use harmonic minor. So the leading tone, the third of the V chord, is always raised. Otherwise, there's very little drive to the tonic, and it's easy to get more of a feel of drive toward the relative major.
Best way to learn is to listen to Eddie Jones. Eddie spent a decade with Count Basie, IIRC replacing Walter Page, in the rhythm section with Freddie Green and Sonny Payne. Greatest swing rhythm section ever - IMHO. You can find videos on youtube too. :)
This woman is so glamour and classy. Enjoyed the lesson. Thanks for sharing.
I'm a drummer, what the hell am I doing here
admit it, you need the B A S S, to do your job...
I am too I thought it was a good idea to play this in a band I’m quite screwed
drums + bass = bestfriends
Listening to the bass player. New concept?
This is just the *BASSICS*
Вячеслав Сергеевич stole ma comment 😥, not actually but that was what I was about to put
Oh yeah.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha
Out.
OUT
@@maxalaintwo3578 Yeah, I don't really get it why people like those stupid pun comments so much. But those comments help to promote the vids and the channels so I keep writing them ;)
World class. The instant impact of the voice, the intonation of the playing, the insights given (a combination of scales, chromatic playing and chord notes decided by the ear). And yes, charisma.
intonation of the playing was off actually lol
Good work Lincoln Center. Love this!!
I'd only add that in a minor ii-V-i, the ii chord will normally need that b5. Instead of D-F-A-C, it should be D-F-Ab-C. Nicki Parott is fantastic, and she knows this (she even played an Ab at one point). FWIW, I thought that should be clearly mentioned. Cheers!
She plays much more then a D -7 And she doesn't explain it she does it much to fast to see what she is playing So can anyone tell me what d-7 notes she is playing?
You can even make it a full diminished ii chord and throw in a Cb or B. Isnt jazz awesome
Didn’t realize how much bass was in Blue’s Clues until I watched this and wondered why the riffs sound so familiar.
Blues Clues
Maybe that's why it's called BLUES Clues!!!
@@nathanstutoring year late too this gem how u doin
Her voice is so smooth.
Bossanova material.
I saw Nicki Parrott with the Les Paul Trio when Les was 90 years old. She was fabulous. It was an amazing show. Just seeing Les Paul was amazing but Nicki was so good. Les made a joke that before Nicki joined they had a male bass player in the Les Paul Trio but when Nicki joined they became the Les Balls Trio. She enjoyed that joke. Nicki Parrott is a beautiful and extremely talented bass player.
I was wondering if that was the same person. I saw Les Paul Trio with her at the Iridium club, NYC, back in February of 2004. She played bass, and sang on "Is you is or is you ain't my baby". Les hung out for autographs after the show and signed a pickguard for me.
I thought I recognized her. I was looking in the comments to see if it was or not.
I'd name it less boys trio
Jesus that's hilarious xD
I love your passion, your chops, and tone. Most of all your gentle touch and talk about bass. Thank You Nicki
So clear and concise. I'm blown away.
This video is aesthetically perfect. Also educationally.
Thank you, Ms. Parrott, for being so gracious as to gift us with that wonderful lesson...
She's so cool!
Great lesson. Dear Jazz Academy, please showcase more Nicki Parrot lessons!!!!! Even if she just holds that double bass and just talks, I'd be in my happy place!
Love you Nicki! What a wonderful instrument you play! You sing beautifully, too!
She’s stunning and a good teacher.
What a beautiful voice!
She's a beautiful bassist with class and theory to behold...
Minor ii V i progressions usually use a minor 7 b 5 for the ii chord, alterations on the V chord like b9 or #9, and a minor-major 7th or minor 6th chord for the i chord. It's pretty rare to hear a vanilla min7 dom7 min progression, at least in jazz.
I'm currently taking a class on ii half diminished to V7b9 and diminished patterns. You're dead on the money, good sir! Only time I've experienced the "vanilla" progression is in blues and funk stuff. But then I'm a total noob to jazz bass playing. Just now getting acquainted with the repertoire.
She was introducing a basic concept guys.
That's probably why they called this Fundamentals of Jazz.
What the heck did you just say?
Millions and millions of pointless and confusing videos. And then you, like a revelation. You're so good, so refined, so understandable. I wanted to play bass but really started to play (beatle bass, I have to confess) because of you explaining it so well.
Probably because you're an outstanding vocalist, too.
I could never say thank you enough,
You're the "muse" in "music".
Muchas gracias querida Nicki ❤ Además de gran artista eres generosa, gracias esta lección amplia mi perspectiva del.jazz
What a classy, smart and beautiful woman.
My goodness she is a pretty lady, good teacher and a bassist. Total package to me.
@@fonkamex most definitely mate. She has it all
Big Thanks from Egypt!
I love the tone of your bass! It's magnificent!
As soon as I heard her hum the tune of Honeysuckle Rose I knew it would be a great video!
It was amazing to hear all the story about playing the bassline in jazz. Thanks ;)
Great video. Would love to hear more of your singing.
Thank you for a great video!
I'm not a beginner bass player, I love a lot of different kinds of jazz but I'm not experienced or trained at playing it. Now, I found it hard to follow along with the chord changes and what time signature it was, during the bass lines you played. It's of course because of my untrained ear and lack of experience with it, but I wanted to point it out, then you can decide if I'm within your target group or not and see if you want to take it in to account in the future.
But my main message is thank you a lot for a great video!
Best regards, J
Hands down Mrs. Parrot kept it one hundred & well enough for every type of broom sweeper out there. It appears that additionally what I copped from here was that any type of walker that takes interest in simply playing the blues can transpose it anyway they so desire simply whether its done it Eb, Bb, C, and so on and make it sound funky, jazzy and on and on. Instructor Parrot is awesome.
Talented and beautiful.
Kickass, she makes this look so easy, this is amazing.
Hot damn that bass sounds good in my headphones! Heavy like a drum! 🥰
Yes, very full bodied with a great push and presence to it.
Bass drum
Muy buena clase. Muchísimas gracias profesora.
Wonderful teaching style Nikki, thanks for the demonstration!
Best spent 6 minutes and 40 seconds this month!
Had to watch 3 times. The 3rd time I actually started listening whart she was talking about.
The 1st 2, I was watching her ! LOL Great Video, thanks for sharing.
Fantastic Nicki, thanks!!
What a pleasant voice. Thanks Nikki.
Enjoyed this, thank you. I'm just getting started on the upright bass. I want to learn all forms, but my main interest is rockabilly.
I only play bass guitar (and electric guitar), but I'd love to play an upright bass on a jazz/blues band. It is like one of my childhood dreams.
I have been a guitar player since I was 7 (39 now) and love playing jazz. Even so, I always wanted to play bass in a trio. I just kept working on guitar mastery since it was what I started with. Maybe one day!
THANk YOU!! You can’t imagine how much you’ve helped me with this basics!
Breaking the “ misteries” of this so beautifull instrument that touch me so much..!!
Wow fascinating. Would ask how I got here but I’m reading Blue Giant so that explains it.
Stunning
Used to enjoy Nicki playing with Les Paul at both of the Iridiums (over time) in Manhattan.
I saw her at the litchfield jazz camp this summer
What? A jazz camp? How can I get there???
I’ve had a double bass for almost 15 years and just found out today that I been playing it wrong the entire time lol! Could you explain the left hand positioning and where to put your fingers down properly? I’m mainly an electric bass player and kinda went at it like that and it just was wrong and hurt after a few mins of playing.
I'm in love!!!
Great insight into the magic of music…..☮️🎶🔛🌎
Her point in 5:13 makes all the difference between a good bass player and a good musician.
Very nice intonation!
Thanks for this video! You sound great and make it so easy to understand! Been playing rock and country all my life and now getting into Jazz!!!
Beautiful!
Thanks, I needed that.
Exellent master saludos desde Guatemala city
She's very Beautiful! Excellent demonstration, excellent singing voice
When shes playing i start looking for blue pawprints
Great exercices thanks very good of perseption see you later.
Very good class!!
Good sound
Very good! I recommend this lesson strongly!!
Great!!! Thank you!!! Nice playing!!!
I love your voice ma'am.. very calm..
Classy! Classy bassist and singer!
You are fabulous, thank you
Me encantó la parte que canta aunque fuera tan corto
Wonderful!
Truly inspiring 👍
I like it
lovely thanks
Pretty and talented! I'm a violin maker but getting ready to make my very first electronic contra double bass!!!
Wow what a voice (human and instrument).
I Love You Nicki..
beauty jazz , thank you
Thank you
if jazz had a voice it would be her
the american walrus * Esperanza Spalding
I feel like if Jazz had a voice it would be an old African-American man with a smokey voice
@@gorkaaustin5306 that seems more like blues to me
vocals is the only part of jazz women have dominated, dont take that away from them
@@djonskimu1148 what's being said here is that no white person is going to stand as the embodiment of a black art form.
Would anyone be able to tell me what brand/model of bass strings are being used?
Love you so muchhhhhhhh
Good lesson 👍🏿
Excellent. 🎻🎺🎼🎶
Beautifull
Love this video, pure class and great teaching! I could listen to her do the vah-vah-voh-voh-vay all day long - is there an album like that? :D
Any transcriptions available? Nice lines
Thank you !
Classy, regal, royal....
N she handles the upright bass so easy
I'm trying to make music more like Dave Young Trio's Bud Powell, Trouble In Mind. I'm using a Yamaha 4 string Pricision Bass. Not a Upright Bass/Double Bass. I found the song bud Powell is in D Minor Key. But what is the tuning and is it Safe, Healthy for my bass to use it?
Shouldn't the dm in the 251 in cm be a Dmb5?
Great stuff
You have a marvelous voice.
What's the song at 5:47? It sounds familiar. I'm new to Jazz btw.
The name of the tune is "Honeysuckle Rose"
thank you for lesson boss
Finally I understood ❤️ thank you
0:00
What song is that?
Very good!
Mesmerised :)
you can't lose if you play the blues. words to live by
GREAT LESSON!!!
I want you to play in my JAZZTET
Wouldn’t the 2 chord in c minor also have a flat 5 and wouldn’t the 5 in c minor also be g minor 7 and not just G 7
That's what I thought, too. Maybe, she was using melodic minor.
You play G7 even in minor, you raise the 7th in C minor (Bb raised to B) onthe 5 chord so you use C harmonic minor over the G7. But yes, the 5 is almost almost flattened on the 2 chord in minor, giving you Dm7b5 - G7 - Cm
Yeah, though there's some flexibility to it (it's jazz, after all), the II chord in a minor key should typically be a minor 7-flat 5 chord. Though it makes sense not to mention it in such a basic vid, the V chord should be a dominant 7- flat 9, too. So in C minor (as Argent Strat pointed out), that would be Dm7b5 - G7b9 - Cm. Here's the thing: In the ii chord, that flat 5 is the sixth scale degree of the key, which is flatted in the minor key. On the V chord, the flat 9 is also that same sixth scale degree. Ain't counterpoint wonderful?
But you wouldn't use the G minor chord for the V, as you use harmonic minor. So the leading tone, the third of the V chord, is always raised. Otherwise, there's very little drive to the tonic, and it's easy to get more of a feel of drive toward the relative major.
The second chord in a minor scale is from Phrygian mode so the second is flattened, not the fifth
Oh, the good memories of the double bass playing in Blues Clues
Muchas gracias!
Best way to learn is to listen to Eddie Jones. Eddie spent a decade with Count Basie, IIRC replacing Walter Page, in the rhythm section with Freddie Green and Sonny Payne. Greatest swing rhythm section ever - IMHO.
You can find videos on youtube too. :)
C`est magnifique !!! bises-B.