Pedal Point Etude (feat. polychords)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- felt bitonal, might delete later 🤯
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#Polychords
June is criminally underrated as a jazz prodigy himself. Just my opinion.
[Adam Neely Voice]
OHHH YEAAAHHH OHH YEA THAT'S THE JAZZZ MMM YEA THAT'S THE JAZZ I WANT OOOH YEAH GIMME THAT JAZZZ MMMM JAZZZZZ
that luscious luscious jazz
Jazz on me daddy
jahss
Spicy
How soon until Jacob transcribes this?
W8 wha...
Hol' up!
A vocal version would be haunting
Why would he have to transcribe it???? I’m so confused why this comment has 170 likes
@@Trumpophone7 well because it's usually the other way around xD
Even though this is meant to be a study, it’s still so moving to me.
Hey June, very cool. If you could make a video explaining all that's going on here that'd be awesome.
I actually found this piece first here (complete with a rather heady - and helpful - analyisis): ruclips.net/video/jjC7dpI1Zl8/видео.html
June, PLLLLLEEEEEASE DO NOT delete this wonderful goodness! Are you kidding? The bitonality is what makes it so cool! Please keep this one posted, and do not delete it. I enjoyed it so much that I wanted to hear more than just 56 seconds of it. Seriously, this was very good.
I'm on it! The pedal point I think will ring out and be heard for longer on a real piano
This is pleasure. This is the kind of voice leading I need every day. Thank you.
Don't you dare delete this.
I feel you. The vibration from string to hammer to touch is your primary path. More music, good sir! Your language at the keyboard is truth-veracity like ancient bedrock-gentle yet fundamental-your harmony occurs as if it’s been waiting for the moment the vibration is found and felt in the hand. Best wishes from a new fan.
Yay, I placed order #00001 😊
On behalf of all of my elitist jazz friends, we thank you for feeding us.
i love this, i would buy an album of these types of compositions piano only and eat it up every day.. love this shit
I keep listening to this over and over wtf??? Fantastic work here June.
Twinkle Twinkle Little Polychord :)
Sounds like the best tasting cup of soup I’ve ever heard, delicious 🍜
It’s taken me about 50 listens to fully appreciate or conform to the otherworldly harmonic choices that were made in this piece. It’s beautiful.
June Lee is more musically gifted than those he transcribed so far. He is also more humble than those others. Please keep composing as there is a place for your superb harmonisation and voice leading and piano literacy skills. Thank you June. How about a book of piano etudes?
Whoah that was beautiful. Please make more!
Profound simple and/but complex. Thank you.
I just discovered this...awesome...thanks June!
You're a musical genius. Not just because of this and not just because of all your brilliant transcriptions. But because you just are.
*Ooow* the Emaj13#15 at the 4th beat of 3rd bar! xox
This is the first song with nonfunctional harmony that I’ve actually liked!
feels a bit like the piano stuff in Breath of the Wild. Beautiful work!
I love this! I've gotten a lot of inspiration from this and the upper-structure videos. I wish you posted more original content!
Great. Thanks for posting 👏👏👏
Very underrated indeed. A lovely sophisticated understanding of chords and progressions. Have you thought of reworking some JSBach chorales? Thank you June.
incredibly beautiful...
so lush . please don't delete!!!
So which pedal you supposed to play this with, delay? #justguitaristthings
On piano it's called sostenuto... Usually the middle pedal on a grand.
Oh my God this is wonderful!
Don‘t you ever delete this please!!!!
Don't delete. Beautiful stuff my friend!
Reminds me a bit of Satie's Sarabandes, very cool
No microtones 0/10
Got me HAHAHA
Absolutely lovely!
You're so underrated, man!!
Reminds me of William Bolcom, Hymne l'Amour, number 12 from 12 New Etudes
Nice! Please include a button which reveals all chord names when clicked :)
Wonderful composition. I hope you leave it up!
Great work, man!! 👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻
gosh this is so genius
Beautiful!!! 😍
Sounds like Jarrett
Always thanks
Please don't delete!
Someone should orchestrate this
Bars 5 through 8 would fit beautifully in How Deep is the Ocean.
Great stuff dude
Pretty fine. Impressive.
Lol, I first read "Counter-Point Etude" and thought "WHAT THE F*CK is June doing????!!" :D but now everything is clear :D :D
*Clare Fischer liked this*
how much of this can be harmonically justified lol
Voice leading > Tonal Harmony
@@josed.vargas3961 i see
Jacob collier home grown
@@undxtaleproductions6009 amen to that
@James it's just a thing that people say to talk about functional hamony, like what harmony works technically well with other harmony
do you need a sostenuto pedal in order to play this?
the last two measures are yummy af
my brain almost went to Beethoven's 9th at 0:10 lol
bravo!
Solid work June
How does one acquire such a knowledge of harmony to be able to do this
Mason Hunn really hope someone answers this question
Having good ears / hearing the harmony in your head, I think, cause this piece actually sounds pretty good to the ear.
You just need to became friend of Jacob Collier, and the next day you woke up with ilimited harmony knowledge.
Oh mason
Will Watson I think E R has the most accurate response
Inspiring stuff!
i dont quite understand polytonal composition yet (is that what its called idk) but this sounds nice and im sure ill be able to fully appreciate it someday
some Takemitsu vibes ❤️
Very pretty piece but I'm having difficulty trying to play it. :( Bars 3-4 it seems like I have to choose between keeping the bass G ringing through, or having the top chords sound clear. Keeping the sustain pedal held so I can let go of the G makes the chords above reeeaallly blurry and evil, played at the recording's tempo. If only I had a sostenuto pedal.
yeeeahh - you'd need a sostenuto pedal for this etude
June Lee rip
We want some lessons about this etude !!!
Let's make a string cover of this
Is that keyscape?
yeah, sounds like it.
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
I was wondering if you could try to transcribe Babbit’s Philomel.
🙏🏽🎹⚡
와 뭐지 이사람은 또???
Wow.
Wait a minute...this isn't Jacob Collier!
alright so when are we getting the time alone with you transcription? haha
That the sounds are new, novel, and/or challenging to interpret or define doesn't inherently mean that it's artful. Innovative perhaps. We're all humans seeking complex sounds for our ears to distinguish, and June, you draw a crowd of very peculiar folks hungry for something almost alien in harmony. You're writing the language of the future, maybe, and our primitive ears haven't any clue what this music possibly means yet, but it's surprising. The same can be said for any artistic invention/ movement, and the urge to discredit the value of such work because it subverts paradigms or expectation is just a part of making gains and progress. Step on the gas pedal, don't hesitate to create, your mind is valuable to music, and art as a whole.
Jacob Hastick Bs.
Dude, it’s just voice leading. It’s not that deep.
Tom Parker Exactly! And on top of that the “polychords” dont sound good
@@UkuleleAversion so your stance is that because he's using voice leading, it isn't innovative?
Jacob Hastick Yeah, it isn’t. I like the etude but you’re full of shit if you think bitonality and polychords over pedal points is something new.
Harmony god
nice
👍
Tasty!
in adding dissonance in excess, you forget to express much actual emotion. to me, jazz is a collection of knowledge, a set of tools if you will, that one can use to express emotion any way they please. i love jazz, but i think this piece uses it so excessively that whatever its trying to express becomes incomprehensible.
do you know what an etude is?
@@JuneLee i did not. my mistake
Why does music need to express emotion? Art can serve whatever purpose you want. What if what it's 'trying to express' is purely itself, in an abstract sense? Not all music has to be programmatic, indicative of human emotion, or telling a story, etc.
A technical etude is just as valid as an epic love ballad, in an artistic sense, as there's no objective 'emotional' standard to aspire to.
Besides, to me I found this piece rather touching, particularly measures 7-8, and the resolution to final chord. It's all subjective at the end of the day, forgive me for my rant
In my opinion less is more.
Individually these are lovely chords, June is a talent, but there are so many extensions/alterations there’s only so much the ear can take until it starts sounding chaotic.
Well that’s subjective then because this really doesn’t sound chaotic to me.
Absolutely; my opinion.
It’s chromatically complex with intense chords in succession. I love ‘spicy’ harmony, but I sometimes find Jacob/June’s harmonic language hard to listen to. Less chromatic harmony in between might just give the ear time to process the function of the more complex chords.
Adam Neely does a good video on striking this balance.
@@Chachboon1 I agree
Whoa check out some Olivier Messian
@@rationalactor I know Messiaen well - played a lot of Vingt Regard, Rondo, Fantaisie Burlesque, 2 from Catalogue d’oiseaux and the whole of Petites Esquisses Oiseux - his language is intense, but for me there is still less harmonic ‘function’ to process. Jacob’s voice leading is very strong with lots of jazz extensions and I feel like being pulled in many directions. Messiaen’s runs of chords are just colours within the same palette which I find easier to listen to. Though I completely appreciate I’m likely a minority and most will prefer Jacob!!! (I notice some of Jacob’s more recent songs have dialled this down a bit - maybe trying to go more main stream?)
Aw yeah order #00007
x2 speed for Leo Ornstein
I’d teach that
Sounds really nice, though it seems more like a harmony demo than a fully realised piece.
It's an etude
Midi
www.midi.ru/song/160495/
Why is your new video RUclips kids?
is this reharmonized twinkle twinkle litte star?
So? What about music? Math is done
I think most of these cords dont really work witheachother :/
Hah. Anyone can play random keys on the piano at the same time
But not everyone has taste like June has
And nothing is random here, it would sound like shit if it was
@@theninja9383 one day years later, you might revisit this comment and realise I was joking. But now's not that time.