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Felix Greenburg
Великобритания
Добавлен 15 янв 2019
London based pub crawler and street piano thumper
I love jazz, funk rhythm and blues and soul music
Instagram: @felixgreenburgmusic
I love jazz, funk rhythm and blues and soul music
Instagram: @felixgreenburgmusic
ABSOLUTE Beginners New Orleans Rhythm and Blues Piano. Lesson 3: Pocky Way (Tresillo)
I'm starting this video series to act as a very basic lesson course for beginner pianists wanting to learn New Orleans rhythm and blues.
This lesson will cover how a particular Latin rhythm appeared in New Orleans R&B. Sorry for the delay, I've been on holiday in a very windy Brighton.
Patreon: www.patreon.com/FelixGreenburg
Recommended listening:
The Wild Tchoupitoulas
Professor Longhair
0:00 Intro Playing: Mardi Gras Mambo
0:36 Main Lesson
6:27 Exercises
This lesson will cover how a particular Latin rhythm appeared in New Orleans R&B. Sorry for the delay, I've been on holiday in a very windy Brighton.
Patreon: www.patreon.com/FelixGreenburg
Recommended listening:
The Wild Tchoupitoulas
Professor Longhair
0:00 Intro Playing: Mardi Gras Mambo
0:36 Main Lesson
6:27 Exercises
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ABSOLUTE Beginners New Orleans Rhythm and Blues Piano. Lesson 2: 12/8 Groove
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.4 месяца назад
I'm starting this video series to act as a very basic lesson course for beginner pianists wanting to learn New Orleans rhythm and blues This lesson will cover how to play the 12/8 triplets style which is the foundation of the Fats Domino and Smiley Lewis styles Patreon: www.patreon.com/FelixGreenburg 0:00 Intro Playing: Ain't That a Shame 0:31 Main Lesson 4:41 Exercises 5:40 Advanced Lesson
ABSOLUTE Beginners (New Series) New Orleans Rhythm and Blues piano. Lesson 1: Jimmy Yancey Bass
Просмотров 6 тыс.4 месяца назад
I'm starting this video series to act as a very basic lesson course for beginner pianists wanting to learn New Orleans rhythm and blues This lesson will cover the foundational bassline of countless New Orleans hits, highly associated with the singer and pianist Fats Domino, called the Jimmy Yancey bassline Patreon: www.patreon.com/FelixGreenburg 0:00 Intro Playing: Alberta 0:39 Main Lesson 4:53...
Rockin Pneumonia - my cover
Просмотров 4665 лет назад
Huey Piano Smith's Rockin Pneumonia from the golden age of New Orleans Rhythm and Blues. I first heard this funky lil piece six years ago, when I was sixteen years old, on a Professor Longhair recording I learnt my first piano triad a week later and it changed my life
New Orleansslow blues with a 10nth interval
Просмотров 4305 лет назад
The 10nth in the left hand is a signature fixture of players such as Jon Cleary, Mac Rebennack and James Booker. In this video I'm going to show you the essential and fundamental voicings and bass runs Dr John might use in a slow blues This video is not for beginners. You will need to know the structure of the eight and twelve bar blues as well as triads, voicings and extensions. Understanding ...
Chevrolet - my cover (Taj Mahal)
Просмотров 3085 лет назад
Originally released in 1971 by Taj Mahal It was an adaptation of Memphis Minnie's "Can I Do Something For You" in 1930 Also covered by the Derek Trucks band on their album "Songliness"
How to play tenths if your hands can't reach
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This is a piano tutorial on how to reach an interval commonly used in certain styles of gospel and New Orleans slow blues, but can add a melodic and diatonic depth to any style of playing such as pop or classical Hand size isn't as limiting as you'd think, as with minimal effort one can reach entire tones or even thirds larger than someone who's never played piano Insta: @felixgreenburgmusic
Comedically large fingers
thank you felix . i love new orleans blues
Brilliant lessons . I love New Orleans styles
I thought this was the Bowie song 😆 Bye bye
Was it Chopin who wrecked his hand using some mechanical device to extend his span?
Excellent! Thank you very much, I'm working on it now.
Happy to find this video, it’s been real helpful to me. 💜💚💛
Im a newbie and only reach the edges of 9ths. Should i quit? (im 13 btw)
Whatever you want to do on piano, you can do perfectly well be playing octaves instead of 10ths. And also you can roll your 10ths if you really do want to play them. So you play the low note and then engage the pedal, then move up to the high note. As you play more you often get more range too. I think I could only reach 9ths when I started, now I can hit some 11ths.
Great lesson ! Is there sheet music for the tune you play at the first of the video?
Nice easy lesson 🙌🏼🎶
Thank you for posting this lesson!
There's two more up already, and more to come!
Thank you very much for doing this.
Simple to follow
Nice!!😊😊
Why not play second inversion F and G chords in the left hand? It's more economical for hand movement. Although I suppose playing the root as the lowest note "anchors" the arpeggiated chord better, establishing clearly the chord progression.
At this point in time bass instrument amplification was pretty basic. So often in New Orleans they liked to double up multiple instruments, piano, guitar, horns to make the double bass louder. The downside of this is that you have to be pretty strict about the bass part, because all the musicians need to know they're playing the same thing. So the bass is usually simplistic
WOW !! I loved the fascinating rhythms you played on 'Chevrolet' and hope very much that you'll include teaching those rhythms in this series. I've been looking long and hard to learn this kind of thing. Thanks so much for offering this course!!
That kind of left hand pattern was kind of my own invention. It's kind of a modernisation of the old "habanera" patterns used in Contradanza. like Ignacio Cervantes' "Ilusiones Perdidas". Some of this filtered down into New Orleans jazz, the really famous song very popular with NOLA RnB piano fans being Jelly Roll Morton's "The Crave"
Later I'm going to make a video on a related rhythm from NOLA R&B called the "pocky way". I could make a follow up video on how to play that in a stride pattern
@@felixgreenburg8142Well done. Slowly, inversions become more natural 4 Me.
😅😅😅more tutorial about jazz piano please
That's a good start. Thanks.
Good stuff mate 👍
Nice one, Felix. Thank you. 🙏
I can't even reach a dang octave.
Thank you for this. I'm arranging a 3 part organ piece by Bach for the piano, and in order for the inner voice to be present, it requires several stretches of a m10, with 5 playing the continuo and 1 singing the libretto. Sometimes I can nail it, but most times the continuo is botched. I figured if I just kept trying, one day I'd get it. As a piano teacher I should know better. I will begin carefully stretching my hands and check back in a week from now.
After one day of stretching I can comfortably reach most 10ths, including all in the arrangement I'm writing. Some 10ths are difficult (D - F#) and others are not yet possible for me (Ab - C).
dayum... your hand is literaly piano hands
My thumb and pinky can be a perfect 180° straight line, and only reach a 9th. No amount of stretching will get me to a 10th. I can barely taste it but will never reach it unless my hands miraculously grow
"It't not so much about hand size" ... easy for someone with large hands to say. There's a reason the best concert pianists have large hands. Its like height in basketball.
0:30 wth, your hand looks aliens hand
my hands are pretty small, with stretching the max I can reach is a very uncomfortable 10th where my pinkie and thumb are literally in a straight line. no more stretching is going to help the fact that the maximum possible distance between my pinkie tip and thumb tip is smaller than the distance of an 10-11th.
I can't even do a 9th... and you are saying yours are small...😂
@@plutoniumreal haha I mean comparatively to the general population I’ve still got small hands, you’ve just got super small hands 🤣
@Zenyx yeah my hand shivers at the thought of >11ths
@Zenyx it hurts to even play 8ths for me.. I'm 13 and I pray for my hand to grow
PASK, for god’s sake. Thank you David Steinbuhler.
I was gonna thumbs up the video but my big hands (Which my left can reach an assisted tenth and barely a tenth with my right) But i accidentally hit a thumbs down😅 Sorry about that. Fixed it
Thank you. Very helpful. Nothing like true experience to teach a topic. Bravo.
Thanks. I can reach the (assisted) 10th with my left hand. I can barely do the tenth with just one hand on my right! My hands are growing fast man
Ive been playing for 2+ years and I cannot reach an octave
Nah you just have long fingers 💀
I can reach eleventh and play 2 octaves in the same time by only one hand.I’m 13
An underlooked strategy- getting a smaller keyboard Idk why they don't make more high quality keyboards with smaller keys tbh . My right hand can reach 10ths but my left hand can't quite yet haha.
Absolutely correct. ruclips.net/video/-JegHkuMMKY/видео.html
I’m about to use my toes just to reach a note
"This is a video for people with smaller hands to reach a 10th" *effortlessly reaches an 11th with his huge hands*
No matter how hard and long you stretch, if your hands are small (reaching only the 9th on a full span), you will never be able to play the 10th without arpeggiating. This video is great but only for those with spider long fingers like you have. Thanks anyway.
We really need NARROW KEYS.
I love watching you play. So talented! Please make more videos.
I am finishing my degree soon. And I plan on making a full lesson series on 1950s-60s style New Orleans Rhythm and Blues.
If you can’t reach 10th you can’t reach it so I don’t think your video helps
Your fingers do stretch a little, for example I can play a 10th with my left hand from playing the guitar with my fretting hand and a ninth on my strumming hand. However, stretching an extra two notes might not be possible.
If you can’t reach a 10th, you need a narrower keyboard
Your hand looks like a creature of nightmare climbing on my bed. Thanks for ruining my sleep forever. Kidding. Awesome stretch!
Honestly, it’s the White key to Black Major thirds and visa versa (Db,D,Eb,E,Ab,A,Bb,and B) basically everything except C,F,F#,and G. Those are the major struggle 🤦🏾♂️🥷🏾 but it is doable! Great video ✊🏾
Narrow keys…
i can reach an octave only but I DID A 10
Gershwin's Preludge 1 without rolling!
Broo start making vids again explaining this stuff, id love to play jazz/ funk/ blues runs but nobody explains it well on RUclips
I can reach 10th on left hand but not 11th. On right hand I can reach 11th with my pinky and ring finger. However, I can touch the edge of the 12th with the ring finger but not the pinky for some reason.
I can do from C to G in the other octave i think thats pretty unique
Lucky bastard
Or, you could go for a keybed on DS 6.0 or DS 5.5
VERY COOL! Found someone who knows the PASK
Rachmaninov with easy 13th:🧐😒👎🚬🗿