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Nic Pallone
Добавлен 6 ноя 2018
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UNT audition 3
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Sandy Head x2 Solo x3 Comp x1 Head x2 High school senior auditioning for the 2025 fall college year
UNT Audition 2
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Take the A train Head , 4 solo choruses, 1 chorus of comping, head I real pro backing track High school senior auditioning for the 2025 fall University of North Texas jazz program
Blue monk - The Blue Notes
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John Sabino - Drums Sebastian Cruz - Sax Nicolas Pallone - guitar
All The Things You Are - Nicolas Pallone - Spotlight Audition 2024
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All The Things You Are - Nicolas Pallone - Spotlight Audition 2024
It could happen to you. Sebastian Cruz - Sax
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It could happen to you. Sebastian Cruz - Sax
Guitar Genius. Jerry Reed - Jiffy Jam
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Guitar Genius. Jerry Reed - Jiffy Jam
Surfer girl beach boys jazz arrangement
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Surfer girl beach boys jazz arrangement
Good Music😃
Really love this one
Man, this is an awesome groove. How did you go about learning how to play like this?
Well done man
i don t know how i get here but all my wishes of lucky my man,have a nice day !!
Fire
Very good job. Accurate.
That is beautiful Nic! You have come so far! You can feel the music when you play. ❤
god job bro .. nuanced jazz style
Beautiful tone
Beautiful! Keep it up!!!
how do you make those taps so loud?
Very nice! I don't know why but im reminded of Paul Simon... I hope you will take that as a compliment 😊
nice going man
Yeah that playing is excellent man.
Great job!!!
That was actually helpful, I feel like I get into playing the same stuff all the time... good question! Loved hearing his take on this.
This is beautiful. Best cover of this song I’ve ever heard.
Just such a good explanation. He speaks to people in such an artful way. He can talk to anyone at any level. It's so beautiful
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Awesome question, and awesome answer…thanks so much for sharing this!
Fantastic question
this is just brilliant!! I love this dude & his musics so much!! I actually got turned on to him through nels cline. they formed a mindmeld duo that is just... wow!!
Thanks for sharing it, Nic
Fascinating
Julian is one of my favorite humans.
Wish there were more questions like yours during the masterclass of his I attended. Thank you for posting!!
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Great stuff!
I'm trying to figure out these chords, you have any luck? I'm playing the melody on mandolin
Thanks for posting this - that was a great question, and it was fascinating to hear his answer.
“I’m no good at patterns” *plays gorgeous 12 bar blues intro out of nowhere*
*shrug delay pedal*
That’s amazing to hear that he’s never transcribed any solos
He probably picked up all the vocabulary he needed just from listening
Too many people say that jazz is learnt by repeating vocab. "Licks. You gotta transcribe licks!!!"... It's one method, but it's not the method used by those who innovated.
@@whatilearnttoday5295what do you think he did instead?
@@jamiejones7104 Listened deeply to all things. Listening to himself as he played. Investigated and explored sounds from his memory without explicitly setting out to duplicate one lick or another. Instead duplicating the feel and harmony. Which leads to a more innate and complete understanding of what makes a "lick" or "a sound". It's the difference between Rote Learning and simply having fun, exploring and experiencing things.
It’s actually not true though bc you listen to different interviews and you would hear that he used to transcribe Jim Hall a ton when he was a kid ! Not sure what he’s referring to in this video
That was a great question ! He really made it seem all so easy and on top of that his playing was smooth. Fantastic.
Such an inspiring musical master
The irony is that Julian’s playing is very pattered and he does indeed gravitate towards certain shapes on the guitar. But what separates from Julian from most other guitar players is that he’s pulling from a wider vocabulary. If it seems like he’s playing stuff that’s new or different, it’s likely because he has so much under his tool belt that he can just play freely.
Absolutely. There are "Lage'isms" that you can hear in a lot of his live performances. It's also the application of the vocabulary -- he is able to change the harmonic context of a lot of things that he frequently grabs.
Everything is like this, in point of fact. It's how the police find online anonymous commenters across platforms- vocabulary and diction. It's the exact same part of your brain choosing licks and patterns you play on an instrument
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epic
So cool!!
the bob ross of guitar
He's great but I don't think so.
Good lord, that was so good.
Damn!
beautiful!
Beautifully played ❤
Good job!!! Keep going!
You need a louder bass, the rest sounds really nice
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I love playing acoustic