Immensely helpful, to where I am at any rate, thanks as usual. Btw, I used to have a Baldwin piano that I loved, partly because the muddiness limit was lower than usual, lower than the octave below middle C. So I think there's a bit of variation between pianos and also electric keyboards. Now my first test of a new keyboard is to see where that muddy limit is.
Love the snarky humour 😄! Your lessons are frankly life changing. Thank you so much color changing Chameleon... I mean life changing Jeremy! Oh, and there's something I've been itching to ask you. I'd love to hear your thoughts and approach to doing ear training as a jazz musician - maybe you could make a video about it? Again thanks a lot for making these videos!
So good, so useful! I am going through the Jazz Piano Fundamentals books as well, very systematically, and really enjoying the whole process. I also write my own exercises. Can you please recommend an app to write these on the music staff on an ipad?
Jeremey any tips for getting better in the more difficult keys? I'm getting pretty decent going through easier keys (Ab, Eb, Bb), but I could never glide through those Bmin7 - E7 as cleanly as you man 😂 should i just be transposing a few licks and practing them in uncomfortable keys?
I suggest that if you understand a certain key, your voicings for that key are gonna be similar to the voicings in a key one step below or above that key. You can play a 2 5 in Ab pretty much the same as in G or A, so I suggest to transpose chromatically in that case. Id say do the same with lines, this helped me a lot :)
That key area is A major, easier than the Ab you've already accomplished! Perhaps just play for a while with guitarists rather than saxophonists/trumpeters, then you'll get more used to the sharp keys! :)
Sorry for the delay. These comments are pretty good! I'd make sure to know your triad and seventh chords within the diatonic scale and then I'd practice ways to highlight the chord tones using enclosures and non-chord tones. Remember - it's not hard, it's just unfamiliar!
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You might be the greatest jazz piano teacher alive. Might be.
Wow! That’s so nice! I don’t think there’s any chance that’s true, but I’m honored to be a contender!!!
"Do you even really like poorly produced RUclips videos, at all?"
*Proceeds to teach more per minute than any other jazz RUclips channel*
Chameleon!
Haha, thanks, Chris! I'm glad I'm providing some value...or maybe the other channels just suck? 😂
I Allways stoked with your phrasing.thanks Jeremy!!!
Haha I’m stoked that you’re stoked!
Immensely helpful, to where I am at any rate, thanks as usual.
Btw, I used to have a Baldwin piano that I loved, partly because the muddiness limit was lower than usual, lower than the octave below middle C. So I think there's a bit of variation between pianos and also electric keyboards. Now my first test of a new keyboard is to see where that muddy limit is.
Love the snarky humour 😄! Your lessons are frankly life changing. Thank you so much color changing Chameleon... I mean life changing Jeremy! Oh, and there's something I've been itching to ask you. I'd love to hear your thoughts and approach to doing ear training as a jazz musician - maybe you could make a video about it? Again thanks a lot for making these videos!
I'm honored< melees! Thanks so much. I did make a video about ear training - does this help? ruclips.net/video/bvQdSKpX2aE/видео.html
Another great lesson. Thank you.
You’re so welcome! Enjoy these exercises!
Thanks a lot... love you much
Thanks, Mai!
I prefer Dave McKennas approach of just growing a 3rd hand.
Yes indeed...that freak! 😉
So good, so useful! I am going through the Jazz Piano Fundamentals books as well, very systematically, and really enjoying the whole process. I also write my own exercises. Can you please recommend an app to write these on the music staff on an ipad?
Chameleon!
I just use Forscore and upload PDFs of blank manuscript paper to write on
More exercises ....thanks
Always! 😉
Chameleon! WONDERFUL lesson- thank you!!
Hey Jeremy! Just wanted to let you know that two of the links in your description are broken! Might wanna take a peek before the next release
I appreciate it! I think I made the improvement!
Chameleon. Thanks for the lesson! Very helpful
My pleasure, J-Dub! Thanks for watching!
Jeremey any tips for getting better in the more difficult keys? I'm getting pretty decent going through easier keys (Ab, Eb, Bb), but I could never glide through those Bmin7 - E7 as cleanly as you man 😂
should i just be transposing a few licks and practing them in uncomfortable keys?
I suggest that if you understand a certain key, your voicings for that key are gonna be similar to the voicings in a key one step below or above that key. You can play a 2 5 in Ab pretty much the same as in G or A, so I suggest to transpose chromatically in that case. Id say do the same with lines, this helped me a lot :)
That key area is A major, easier than the Ab you've already accomplished! Perhaps just play for a while with guitarists rather than saxophonists/trumpeters, then you'll get more used to the sharp keys! :)
@@stephanosioannou1825 thank you!
Sorry for the delay. These comments are pretty good! I'd make sure to know your triad and seventh chords within the diatonic scale and then I'd practice ways to highlight the chord tones using enclosures and non-chord tones. Remember - it's not hard, it's just unfamiliar!
With these techniques, I’ll blend in like a chameleon at the next jam session. Thanks for so many great ideas
I see what you did there, Fond!
chameleon!!! great vid Jeremy. Thanks!!!!
Thanks much, Tomás! Happy practicing!
I do like (your) "poorly produced music videos"!
Ooh, broken finger, sorry to hear that! Use the time to work on your weaknesses with just one hand!
Chameleon 👍🏽
Thanks much, Mike!
chameleon...tricky hand indepence required...and a deep knowledge of the tune...
Yeah - it's tough, but definitely useful!
that's a very chameleonesque approach to a left hand
Ha! Well played!
Chameleon, holy smokes!
Come on, come on, come on, Chameleon! Thanks for watching, Kim!
All hail to the chameleon!
All hail!!!!! 🫡
Chameleon!
Thanks for watching, Ian!
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Chameleon
Thanks for watching, My Music Ed!
Chameleon!
Thanks for watching, Frances!
Chameleon
Thanks a lot for watching, Bobby! I hope you're well!