Charlie is actually a jazz piano major. he's been studying jazz since he was 10. Also went to Berklee. I'm not into his music but I'm a fan when he jams on the piano and is not doing his particular type of pop. Don't get me wrong, I love pop music, I just find his oversaturated, strictly made for sales. It's my opinion. He can do much better pop music like so many have, specially with his talent.
I've been a fan for many years and I do enjoy it when he fiddles around his piano and randomly plays any chord progressions. I'd love it if charlie would make jazz as his main genre.
Extremely surprised if Charles doesn't realize he's playing "Untitled (How Does It Feel)" at 12:46.............his reaction makes it seem like he doesn't.
I love when musicians use all those numbers and chord names combinations and I'm like "oh yeah yeah a C minor (what did he say?) fifth seven 13th flat inverted with a 2 and a 1 but we leave behind the 5 and we add the third and now what do we got? we have a G major minor sus9 11th elevated to 8 plus taxes, I got it"
I love how you discover every piece of music from different sources and genres. Not only it helps you grow as a musician, it also helps many to learn and appreciate other forms of music not only to jazz.
@@Gatapotata you have to develop it before youre 6 months old, you can't get PP later, you can develope really keen relative pitch (which some say is more useful) but say an adult, can not learn perfect pitch
I hear alot of these chords used in Final Fantasy 13, and other video games.. I love that the jazz community is keeping in line with the same vibes nowadays.. fun.. fresh.. futuristic.. Masashi Hamauzu is himself a great classical composer but with strong jazz harmonies that blend with his classical approach so nicely.. just saying.
I'm impressed of how easily he can identify such difficult chords! I'm a singer (I mostly sing jazz) and I really struggle with getting used to this difficult sounds but of course it's impressive and magical!
I have to say, as someone who’s trying to teach themselves piano, I love these types of videos you do. The meme videos are great, but I love these that much more because you not only explain and analyze the music we’re hearing, but your passion for music and these artists shows so well. Thanks, keep up the great work!
Yea getting serious humble brag vibes on this one. "Yea I was suuuper impressed with his playing so you know I just wanted to effortlessly deconstruct and replicate the nuance on the fly for you real quick."
@@dreamer097 Nah man, it's all about the skill and where the music is coming from. You can be trained and learn to break down and analyze music, even replicate it, but getting the same "feel" is pretty hard. Analyzing and being able to play the same thing doesn't mean better or worse, it's simply appreciating the musicality of it all. Because the music came from Charlie, so Charles is breaking it down and appreciating it.
@@freddie7981 if you watch his interviews you'll notice when charlie says stuff about music people are like "omg genius" or they ignore him. It was good to see that someone finally understood his brilliance.
@@ronitsachdevv YES. because he only cares about music so much he got into controversy talking about the kesha incident. man, he just liked dr luke's music...
I'm someone who has literally no knowledge at all on piano or instruments, but this videos are so interesting and easy to understand, and I just find it quite beautiful that you not only go through the pieces or the music but play it so it's more specific and understandable, great job, came here for the memes stayed for the music
one of the coolest things being a jazz musician taught me was not how to use notes to fill the space, but how to let the space create the sound for you. i'm glad you addressed that outright, rather than only analyzing the sounds he produces
Went to school with him, had brunch with him a few times. The dude's talented. People probably don't know he attended a famous jazz school on a full-ride, if not a presidential scholarship, on piano. He comes from money, so I'm sure that helps, but he's a great producer, mix engineer, and player... that's always been the case. Look at who did the work on Attention... it's him. Look at who else does work on their songs... it's a lot of people. He collaborates for sure, but he's always been a more-than-self-sufficient and autonomous enough of a producer/musician/player. Whether you like pop music or his style or image is another story.
I have followed Charlie since he appeared on Ellen years ago. I was drawn to him immediately because he had been bullied throughout his younger life and music became his life. Every song he ever covered was better than the original artist releasing it. His mom taught him piano early on and his talent earned him his scholarship, not "coming from money" as written above. He was born music and as a pianist myself have so much admiration for everything he ever touches. I love his jazz training and natural ability to surprise us with those chords in his current music.
Charlie's interpretation of How does it feel is essentially some really gospel-inspired progressions. I loved the feel! It's kind of funny that Charles hasn't heard "How does it feel" by D'Angelo. I realized it as soon as it started. But Charles, your ear is all world! Cool stuff. I'm really enjoying!
Came here to post this. But after how shocked he sounded during his John Mayer video, I’m no longer surprised when Charles doesn’t know ALL the great music of the world 😂
@@pratyakshyt it is. Check out use your ear RUclips channel and product. U have to invest in his product but u WONT be ashamed. Leonardo is in charge of the sight.
Sorry I'm late to this but yeah, really surprised he didn't recognise D'Angelo! Such a beast of a piano player too. Would be great if he did some more 90s Soul e.g. D'Angelo, Erykah Badu etc!!
A list of People who Charles would love to meet in person: Cardi b Charlie puth Jacob Collier I would also like to point out that Charles has made 8 10min + vids in a row
and then you realize it's only because he collaborated with popular rapper, otherwise 90% of people who knows him right now would not even hear anything about him
Actually a lot of these jams and creative chord changes remind me of what Stevie Wonder was doing on several of his '70s albums. (Which, of course, brought a lot of jazz voicings to soul & pop.)
the amazing thing about being a musician is that when you know how music is made and you know your music theory inside out, you're levitating and feel mind-blown. love that
that's what you get from learning songs by ear. you first find the root notes and then find out the quality of the chords (major, minor, 7th, diminished...) and finally the extensions or alterations of the extensions, while trying to keep the original voicing. i'm still learning to do this, i can copy basic progressions by ear but not more complicated voicings and alterations.
@@DEEPFAYED I was surprised he didn't call that out too. And not only is it D, who's one of the heaviest groove musicians in the past few decades, but it's his most popular (known) song. Quest and Pino killed it with D'Angelo. So deep.
"Emily" is an amazing tune from the old film The Americanization of Emily. The movie itself is very dialogue heavy but worth the watch, but the song is beautiful on its own. Id recommend everyone to listen to the film version in 4 part harmony amd the Paul Desmomd version to see how others have ornamented it.
Charles:”I don’t think I’ve ever played through this tune fully?” **plays through it with ease** Charles:”It’s a little rough, but I kinda get the idea...”
He's so high~ High above me~ Also like that moment from Bleach, where their power levels were so far apart, he couldn't even sense his enemy anymore? Yeah. That's how high. ☝😅
The thing I like about Charlie PUTH is that he's unapologetic about having learnt music academically. Most musicians in the mainstream act as though they were all self-taught and I get that it's a better look, makes you seem like an absolute prodigy but realistically... I mean Jacob COLLIER literally claims to be self-taught... So does Lady GAGA, Bruno MARS, and the list goes on.
Le Rigoureux Jacob Collier grew up with a family that’s heavily in music academically and otherwise, his mother is a music teacher. So he grew up with it “organically”, because he didn’t actively choose to study music, it’s just there. Kinda like how someone might have to Academically learn English vs native speaker.
Everybody is self taught with varying degrees of support, direction, and tuition. We are all radically different, and subsequently learn and understand concepts in very different way. Nobody is self taught.
Jessica Stewart, Ok wait, My 7th grade ELA teachers name is Jessica Stewart. That would be crazy if we just happened to stumble on the same comment on the same video.
God damn. This brings me back to college theory. I was the only one to study jazz on top of classical theory and I’d sneak into the choir room after hours because they had a fully restored steinway grand that I’d practice on. I’d play for hours finding chords and making music. I miss it.
That could have been me making that comment. Dont let it slip out of your life. You don't have to miss it. Close your eyes and your there again. A simple exercise in remembering the past can end up being a journey back in time. With enough practice you will find yourself able to do it at will. Music and fragrances trigger my crazy time warps... I feel the bench I'm sitting on. Then I feel the actuation of the keys. I hear the chord progressions, then suddenly I smell the piano and the room around me. It all seems like its real. I swear Its like time jumping. Try it. Don't be scared...happiness and a piano are just a thought away. Sounds crazy but it works for me.
I recognized Emily immediately! As a trombonist I’m a huge Carl Fontana fan and I love listening to old recordings of him. I’ve done a couple tributes to him and played arrangements of Emily that he did
Most of people who's trying to learn music theory is sick of trying. It makes no sense until all those letters and numbers are translated into music itself. But while watching this dude, learning music theory is alot more interesting. Furthermore, you can find what you missed in music theory and learn it. Even if you're not educated in music theory(which is totally fine) can find this kind of things pretty amusing because music is such a mysterious thing and this guy is explaining it.
Charles, you probably won’t end up reading this, however, the direction of your channel is amazing right now. I love the pertinence to sort of “mainstream” culture while still incorporating educational info and chord talk 🥺 This type of video makes me want to practice. Thank you
Anyone can make beats since it’s easily accessible and since there’s a lot of tutorials out there nowadays, but it takes serious SKILLS to do what Charlie does, especially his piano playing. Dude is so good at what he does that it becomes second nature to him. He doesn’t even have to think hard about it. That’s the kind of level you want to be at if you want to be good at something. And all it requires is real dedication, patience, and hard/smart work.
D’angelo “How does it feel” is the last song he played. You would literally destroy this song with your own rendition of it!!! Ur amazing and love all your video!!!
This is complex bro lol... I know these chords from older gospel music... learn your voicing and the numbers associated with the chords and it'll all start making sense
I started going regularly to our local jazz club and got to know some of the lovely staff, and one night during Open Wednesdays, the host played "Emily" just for me... it was a ridiculously special gift. Love the song, but maybe I'm bias. Love your feel friend.
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A few simple graphics on screen may be helpful on these. Like just the chord names on screen with the chord no. underneath or something.
Good point, I'll make sure to include that in the future!
:)
Also Emily is great. So much emotion in every part
@@CharlesCornellStudios i'd love that! I'm at a point in my learning where harmony is very interesting!
I agree
YES
I loved it when he played the b min expresso decaf argumented fifth on the side eggs seventh
How does this not have more likes, I'm literally DEAD XD
HAHAHA
@@jamesthatcher8746 my thoughts exactly!! 😂😂😂
your music theory is a little off.. wouldnt the ending be "eggs on the side seventh" .. not "on the side eggs seventh"? Idk.. just my 2 cents
You forgot the pulp diminished orange juice
Charlie is actually a jazz piano major. he's been studying jazz since he was 10. Also went to Berklee. I'm not into his music but I'm a fan when he jams on the piano and is not doing his particular type of pop. Don't get me wrong, I love pop music, I just find his oversaturated, strictly made for sales. It's my opinion. He can do much better pop music like so many have, specially with his talent.
samee. i thought i was the only weird one haha
I've been a fan for many years and I do enjoy it when he fiddles around his piano and randomly plays any chord progressions. I'd love it if charlie would make jazz as his main genre.
yeah me too!!!
there is a video of him and my cousin playing together ruclips.net/video/XAzqBDFs418/видео.html
It always seems he makes the pop music for a living and then gets to fool around for free haha
*These videos are just the conversations you’d have to stall the piano teacher because you didn’t practice*
If this is not the most relatable shit lmao
I’m literally speaking from experience hahahaha
Maria Jose Fenton This is the funniest RUclips comment I’ve ever seen😂
Are you spying on me?
So faxs😂
I forgot Charles had an aneurysm when iHeart tested Charlies perfect pitch
that interview was so painful to watch
Painful? Where did you ever get that idea? :D
Me too😂
Nathaniel Snider hey man, that interview was nice with it.
thats literally my fav video of his lol
Charles: see that, he made a g major captain 6 minor to infinity and beyond flat chord
Me: ooh, that chord yes yes, proceed
same! hahahaha!!
Lol
You forgot the cheese!
Make it flat (but only on the b side)
Charlie: *plays*
Charles: oh, so like
Charles: *plays*
Charles: oh HOHO HOhh
TheDjuske It's not the same feeling when you play it yourself
lol I love his enthusiasm
@@RyZeDHD true
This guy is identifying sharp and flat 13s! and I'm just here like "tHe mAjoR sOuNdS hApPy & ThE mINoR sOuNdS sAd" 😬
Funny
Thats what I was taught in music class
Lol bro kinda the same
Your comment should be put in a museum. Later generations wouldn't believe some People actually played music like that.
Yeah, that's what most jazz musicians do. Identifying sharp 11s and flat 13s. It is just a matter of training and a lot of practice. Not voodoo magic.
Extremely surprised if Charles doesn't realize he's playing "Untitled (How Does It Feel)" at 12:46.............his reaction makes it seem like he doesn't.
I was just looking in the comments to see if anyone else noticed lol. He doesn’t seem phased at all
Whats with that?
I am very annoyed that he doesn’t honestly
@@LegendaryBuns yeah me too,
How can someone not know this song.
Yeah I felt like he was solo improvising over it
Charlie Puth: *plays some stank*
Charles: "WOAH!"
*plays it immaculately right after*
"AHAHAH WOW AMAZING"
^^^ this
Just because he knows how to play it doesn't mean he could improvise it spontaneously. I think it's more the idea that he is impressed by
Sameeee
lmfao 🤣
The last song he plays on organ is called ‘How Does it Feel’ by Deangelo!! It’s an Rnb classic!!!!
How did I not know that?? Incredible
@@CharlesCornellStudios you should definitely check out D'angelo. he's a r&b/soul master you might find his harmony and feel super inspiring!
D'Angelo's style is more of like neo soul.
James Liu dude he knows D’angelo. Dear lord.
Did you hear this new cat? Steven Wonder or something, real hip stuff....
@@CharlesCornellStudios listen to 'spanish joint' from that same album, then go listen to the whole thing (Voodoo, D'Angelo). It is a masterpiece.
I love when musicians use all those numbers and chord names combinations and I'm like "oh yeah yeah a C minor (what did he say?) fifth seven 13th flat inverted with a 2 and a 1 but we leave behind the 5 and we add the third and now what do we got? we have a G major minor sus9 11th elevated to 8 plus taxes, I got it"
sus
the "13rd" killed me lmao
@@RXVENVS hahaha lol, huge typo there 😅
Lmfao what the hell is an 8-?
Elevated to 8??? LMAO
Better to be impressed by his piano skills than his perfect pitch ahah
@@WingerWind Wait are we in 2016?
Exactly! lol
You're everywhere
Robin yes he does. have you heard any of his songs
@@WingerWind but he sings... and his voice is insane
Charles: Music terms
Me: Sure sure, of course. Obviously.
“Let’s talk about the chord progression.” Yes, I definitely know what all of that means.
If you are going to comment on music theory, and don’t know anything about music theory, this is how you should comment on music theory 😂❤️
yeah man i really liked that uhhh b69 to z# progression you did there really blew my mind
"hmmm yes i know some of those words"
Shanna Gundry z#...tf haha
I love how you discover every piece of music from different sources and genres. Not only it helps you grow as a musician, it also helps many to learn and appreciate other forms of music not only to jazz.
Charlie Puth: Has perfect pitch
Interviewers: TALENT!
Well... Depends... If he was born with it, it is a talent...
to be fair, he probably had to work to develop it
@@Gatapotata you have to develop it before youre 6 months old, you can't get PP later, you can develope really keen relative pitch (which some say is more useful) but say an adult, can not learn perfect pitch
Gatapotata you can only be born with perfect pitch it’s not something you can learn, however you can learn relative pitch
WOOMY you can’t learn perfect pitch you are born with it. You can however learn relative pitch.
A performance in the middle of a reaction? You've outdone yourself.
You could almost hear the snare in the background
E X P E R T M U S I C I A N
I hear alot of these chords used in Final Fantasy 13, and other video games.. I love that the jazz community is keeping in line with the same vibes nowadays.. fun.. fresh.. futuristic.. Masashi Hamauzu is himself a great classical composer but with strong jazz harmonies that blend with his classical approach so nicely.. just saying.
Charles being totally excited over Charlie's music is such a mood tho
Charles throughout the whole vid: **happy jazz noises**
Especially 13:53
Thousandth like, doesn’t really matter just a cool thing
I'm impressed of how easily he can identify such difficult chords! I'm a singer (I mostly sing jazz) and I really struggle with getting used to this difficult sounds but of course it's impressive and magical!
That's the difference between a singer and a musician. Take some piano classes.
@@andrewscheldt70 Wow dude, chill wth
I have to say, as someone who’s trying to teach themselves piano, I love these types of videos you do. The meme videos are great, but I love these that much more because you not only explain and analyze the music we’re hearing, but your passion for music and these artists shows so well. Thanks, keep up the great work!
so true!
Charles: *replicates a song perfectly on the first go* Idek if that was right but whatever.
It's called going through music University
Yea getting serious humble brag vibes on this one. "Yea I was suuuper impressed with his playing so you know I just wanted to effortlessly deconstruct and replicate the nuance on the fly for you real quick."
@@dreamer097 Nah man, it's all about the skill and where the music is coming from. You can be trained and learn to break down and analyze music, even replicate it, but getting the same "feel" is pretty hard. Analyzing and being able to play the same thing doesn't mean better or worse, it's simply appreciating the musicality of it all. Because the music came from Charlie, so Charles is breaking it down and appreciating it.
well in that exact part where he said that, it certainly ain't perfect. instead of 9th chords, he played 7th chords. BLASPHEMY!
I'm guessing that for him, the difficulty is in FINDING what to play and not to play it
14:45 These chords are heaven
D'angelo - Untitled (how does it feel)
Imagine if he reacted to the “Done For Me (Jazz Version)” that piano solo is amazing!
Thats also what i was thinking xddd
Yes!!
YESSS
YESSS PLS LIKE SO hE cAN SEE THis!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Absolutely
Charlie's GONNA LOVE IT YOU UNDERSTAND HIM INSTEAD OF IGNORING HIS INFORMATION WHAT PEOPLE USUALLY DO TO HIM
What
@@freddie7981 if you watch his interviews you'll notice when charlie says stuff about music people are like "omg genius" or they ignore him. It was good to see that someone finally understood his brilliance.
@@ronitsachdevv YES. because he only cares about music so much he got into controversy talking about the kesha incident. man, he just liked dr luke's music...
We, Gospel musicians play with this feel regularly in church. Nice to hear others appreciate and duplicate. 🎵👋🏿🎹
exactly! it sounds Black as hell to me
This.
Most definitely definitely got that jazzy gospel tone especially those inversions
This is literally GOSPEL music, nothing new here folks. Black people created and have been playing and singing to this for half a century!
@@DaNiRiC4n pls stfu
This guy can literally say ANYTHING and i'll believe him lol
Hahaha
Same cos I know fuck all
Same! I understand most of what he says but he still amazes me with his knowledge
He's just like "music music music"... " And also you can definitely fly". Jumps off of roof and realizes he has been lied to in the air.
little sad BC he didnt even realize the chords for D'Angelo's record untiled
Petition for Charles Cornell, Adam Neely, Charlie Puth, Rudy Mancuso and Jacob Collier to play one jam session.
MilkAndBanana 👍👍👏👏🔥🔥
Dont forget bill wurtz
Squeeze in Louis Cole and Sam Wilkes and I'm in
Squeeze in cory Henry
can we add all of vulfpeck to this?
12:47 is Neo Soul Artist D’Angelo’s “How Does It Feel” my friend!
I'm someone who has literally no knowledge at all on piano or instruments, but this videos are so interesting and easy to understand, and I just find it quite beautiful that you not only go through the pieces or the music but play it so it's more specific and understandable, great job, came here for the memes stayed for the music
Same, I still feel lost sometimes (a lot of times...😅) but I just love his personality and learning a little about music everytime!
one of the coolest things being a jazz musician taught me was not how to use notes to fill the space, but how to let the space create the sound for you. i'm glad you addressed that outright, rather than only analyzing the sounds he produces
Did...did you just casually quote a Debussy Arabesque at 9:35? 👏👏
Seriously though, this makes me want to dig out my theory books again.
I don’t think Charles has heard of D Angelo’s Untitled (How Does it Feel) before @13:25. A classic R&B tune!
Went to school with him, had brunch with him a few times. The dude's talented. People probably don't know he attended a famous jazz school on a full-ride, if not a presidential scholarship, on piano. He comes from money, so I'm sure that helps, but he's a great producer, mix engineer, and player... that's always been the case. Look at who did the work on Attention... it's him. Look at who else does work on their songs... it's a lot of people. He collaborates for sure, but he's always been a more-than-self-sufficient and autonomous enough of a producer/musician/player. Whether you like pop music or his style or image is another story.
What was he like? Was he humble?
Facts
I have followed Charlie since he appeared on Ellen years ago. I was drawn to him immediately because he had been bullied throughout his younger life and music became his life. Every song he ever covered was better than the original artist releasing it. His mom taught him piano early on and his talent earned him his scholarship, not "coming from money" as written above. He was born music and as a pianist myself have so much admiration for everything he ever touches. I love his jazz training and natural ability to surprise us with those chords in his current music.
So true!
@@joshua9448 i really hope he was humble. Im so tired of ahol artists. Corona showed us who the important people are.
I like much better this kind of episodes when you let yourself go full nerd mode
This needs more likes! Push it up! Charles, please go full nerd mode with us!! 😁
Charlie's interpretation of How does it feel is essentially some really gospel-inspired progressions. I loved the feel! It's kind of funny that Charles hasn't heard "How does it feel" by D'Angelo. I realized it as soon as it started. But Charles, your ear is all world! Cool stuff. I'm really enjoying!
Hey how do I develop relative pitch so that I can play by ear . It’s very difficult 😥
Glad someone else heard it!
Came here to post this.
But after how shocked he sounded during his John Mayer video, I’m no longer surprised when Charles doesn’t know ALL the great music of the world 😂
@@pratyakshyt it is. Check out use your ear RUclips channel and product. U have to invest in his product but u WONT be ashamed. Leonardo is in charge of the sight.
Sorry I'm late to this but yeah, really surprised he didn't recognise D'Angelo! Such a beast of a piano player too. Would be great if he did some more 90s Soul e.g. D'Angelo, Erykah Badu etc!!
Alternate video title: Jazz pianist nerds out about Charlie Puth for 17 mins (I actually learned a lot about chords tho tbh)
Logan Malone damn
I don't like Puth's music, but he's a hell of a musician and I respect him.
u might like his older stuff ruclips.net/video/sWkMHFiZijA/видео.html
This attitude is what I wished I learned years ago. Respect doesn't mean it's your bag. Hell yeah.
@@CharlesCornellStudios bag!
Same dude I wish he did more jazzy stuff but he does pop 😔
@@whitenoise3447 okay I fell for that. good job
12:47 shout out to D’Angelo for his track ‘How does it feel’
A list of People who Charles would love to meet in person:
Cardi b
Charlie puth
Jacob Collier
I would also like to point out that Charles has made 8 10min + vids in a row
Pardon my ignorance, but why cardi b?
@@sriramkailasam1055 she kinda jump started his RUclips fame, by tweeting one of his memes. Check out his previous videos, he talks more about that
Jacob Collier for sure! even though he makes me feel untalented he's still extremely interesting
He ought to meet D'Angelo too.
E where can i see this?
lol, I love how nowadays it's suprising when a popular musician has ACTUAL musical training
for real😔
and then you realize it's only because he collaborated with popular rapper, otherwise 90% of people who knows him right now would not even hear anything about him
nah they didn't before either
@@theseangle is rex orange an example?
@@theseangle i mean i found out of him through marvin gaye
Actually a lot of these jams and creative chord changes remind me of what Stevie Wonder was doing on several of his '70s albums. (Which, of course, brought a lot of jazz voicings to soul & pop.)
Charlie: Plays a note. Charles: 😯
My goodness.. That solo at 9:16 is gorgeous
Petition to start doing “Jazz Standard Saturday” thoughts???
Yes please!
Please hahahah this would be good for the world hahaha back to great music to look forward to hahaha
Livestream.
Please
@@MichaelLamerique um
Am I the only one who's super impressed when Charles just immediately knows the chords of a song he's hearing as if it was nothing?
Nope it's amazing🤯
its called relative pitch
Years of ear training and playing at a professional level will do that to ya
the amazing thing about being a musician is that when you know how music is made and you know your music theory inside out, you're levitating and feel mind-blown. love that
I love how he picks up on other music so quickly. Quality content as always.
Music is just another language
that's what you get from learning songs by ear.
you first find the root notes and then find out the quality of the chords (major, minor, 7th, diminished...) and finally the extensions or alterations of the extensions, while trying to keep the original voicing.
i'm still learning to do this, i can copy basic progressions by ear but not more complicated voicings and alterations.
I play both by ear and sheet music, but still learning how those root chords and Jazz patterns work.
I like how he talks to us like we understand this lol. Maybe some of y’all do.
Yeah some of us do.
Some of us definetely do
Some of us dont
He should do a poll to find out what percentage of his audience are actual musicians.
@@OrdinaryLatvian yes
10:45 this triggered a fight or flight response from my emo days
i only came to the comments to see if anyone else got G-noted lol
Had no idea what you meant, then my soul left my body at 10:45 🤣
When I was a young boy...
@@Nick-fb9uq All star?
Lmao
The third song is “How does it feel”-D’angelo
Yea, just listening here like how do you not know this is D'angelo... and he's always talking about feel and groove in his videos. Okay... 👀
DEEPFAYED yea, you would think he listens to that type of music judging how much he liked it
I thrashed the shit out of voodoo back in my teens
@@DEEPFAYED I was surprised he didn't call that out too. And not only is it D, who's one of the heaviest groove musicians in the past few decades, but it's his most popular (known) song. Quest and Pino killed it with D'Angelo. So deep.
🤦🏾♂️ D'angelo
**Charles talking enchantment table chords**
Me a classical pianist who have never heard such long chord names: *"iNtErEsTiNg"*
Ig he practices 40 hours a day 🤷🏻♂️
If you can chord name short, you can chord name long
idk how to tag twoset to just watch eddy trying to dissect it all with his perfect pitch
Two set gang! Jajajajaja
Two set?
Me: listens intently as he explains all the small details...
Also me: has no idea what the hell he’s talking about.
"Emily" is an amazing tune from the old film The Americanization of Emily. The movie itself is very dialogue heavy but worth the watch, but the song is beautiful on its own. Id recommend everyone to listen to the film version in 4 part harmony amd the Paul Desmomd version to see how others have ornamented it.
The bill Evans versions are gorgeous
"Emily" sounds like it should be in a Studio Ghibli movie
I’m so happily confused with everything he says
Yes!😂
Me too man! I just wanna be apart of something
*a part*
@@bobobeast4713 yeah the a and the part have to be apart from each other...i'm sorry
@@bobobeast4713 thats a little bit sad HAHA but same here
11:05 forward - absolutely lovely phrasing and voicing... Bill Evans sound..
That last tune was a D'Angelo song... It's called "How Does It Feel"
Gatapotata Been scrolling for ages to find someone else who noticed
@@benyoung2014 Same
Actually it's called "Untitled"
@@brunovierandrade search for it on RUclips and tell me what you find
Haha yah I’m surprised Charles didn’t know too!!!
Charles:”I don’t think I’ve ever played through this tune fully?”
**plays through it with ease**
Charles:”It’s a little rough, but I kinda get the idea...”
He was using sheet music though he didn’t have it memorized or anything was what he was saying
he's reading. also anything will sound good with his level of experience
He's so high~
High above me~
Also like that moment from Bleach, where their power levels were so far apart, he couldn't even sense his enemy anymore?
Yeah. That's how high. ☝😅
@@ShovelChef oh man, seeing a musician's skill metaphorically as their spirit level/reiatsu just seems so funny but accurate to me lmfaooo
D' Angelo's song, 12.50, has so much Soul, you see Puth feeling it.
I love how much joy he gets from breaking down like 30 seconds of jazz
The thing I like about Charlie PUTH is that he's unapologetic about having learnt music academically.
Most musicians in the mainstream act as though they were all self-taught and I get that it's a better look, makes you seem like an absolute prodigy but realistically... I mean Jacob COLLIER literally claims to be self-taught... So does Lady GAGA, Bruno MARS, and the list goes on.
Le Rigoureux Jacob Collier grew up with a family that’s heavily in music academically and otherwise, his mother is a music teacher. So he grew up with it “organically”, because he didn’t actively choose to study music, it’s just there. Kinda like how someone might have to Academically learn English vs native speaker.
Everybody is self taught with varying degrees of support, direction, and tuition. We are all radically different, and subsequently learn and understand concepts in very different way. Nobody is self taught.
The Beatles were self taught
Wait. When did Gaga claim to be self-taught?
@@tehaus10
I think that I'm wrong about this one because I can't find the piece again.
I apologise.
The song around 14:30 is "How does it feel" from D'Angelo. The voicings in the original track are good, too.
12:50 is D’Angelo - Untitled (how does it feel) if anyone wants the source :)
"A little rough"...
Dude just improvised an arrangement while sight-reading.
I FELL INLOVE RIGHT HERE : 9:16
and also here 10:45
Me: *plays in high school jazz band*
Charlie: *Pathetic.*
Never! He would tell you to keep it up! :D
Jessica Stewart he said Charlie not Charles 😂
@@nai978 oof, well the sentiment still stands lol.
Jessica Stewart, Ok wait, My 7th grade ELA teachers name is Jessica Stewart. That would be crazy if we just happened to stumble on the same comment on the same video.
@@turnernorman4798 lmao hopefully it's ur teacher, but those names are fairly common right lol
I don’t care if it gets dislikes in the future, right now this video has 463 likes and 0 dislikes. This is such a supportive fan base I love it.
1:18 MC - Really nice chord progression paired with bass and groovy drums track
Yeah what is that jam? It's smooooooove
yeah what’s the song name
"Hear the five one?"
No Charles I hear music
🤣🤣 same
Charles: You can just skip to 12:45 if you wanna hear the next commentary
Me: NO I WANNA HEAR SOME JAZZ
I LIKE JAZZ
Exactly I didn’t skip!!
DO U LIKE ..JAZZ ?!?!
6:43 shot me back into the Debussy obsessed phase of my life. And im here for it.
For those of you who skipped to 12:45. Go back and listen to the whole thing
10:45
God damn. This brings me back to college theory. I was the only one to study jazz on top of classical theory and I’d sneak into the choir room after hours because they had a fully restored steinway grand that I’d practice on. I’d play for hours finding chords and making music. I miss it.
Which college did you go to? I'm planning to go to Berklee
That sounds beautiful man I hope that to be me someday in college living the life👍
That could have been me making that comment. Dont let it slip out of your life. You don't have to miss it. Close your eyes and your there again. A simple exercise in remembering the past can end up being a journey back in time. With enough practice you will find yourself able to do it at will. Music and fragrances trigger my crazy time warps... I feel the bench I'm sitting on. Then I feel the actuation of the keys. I hear the chord progressions, then suddenly I smell the piano and the room around me. It all seems like its real. I swear Its like time jumping. Try it. Don't be scared...happiness and a piano are just a thought away. Sounds crazy but it works for me.
I read this comment with Charles playing that beautiful song on the background and it made me miss it too lol
@@Nairrrrrrr don't go to Berklee overpriced
I recognized Emily immediately! As a trombonist I’m a huge Carl Fontana fan and I love listening to old recordings of him. I’ve done a couple tributes to him and played arrangements of Emily that he did
who else knows like nothing about all this music nerd stuff, but still watched the whole 16 minutes and 52 seconds?
yes
I am liking this before halfway thru the vid cuz I am definitely gonna finish it
Dope
I am here just for the great jazz tunes
Most of people who's trying to learn music theory is sick of trying. It makes no sense until all those letters and numbers are translated into music itself. But while watching this dude, learning music theory is alot more interesting. Furthermore, you can find what you missed in music theory and learn it. Even if you're not educated in music theory(which is totally fine) can find this kind of things pretty amusing because music is such a mysterious thing and this guy is explaining it.
Charles: You can skip ahead to this timestamp if you want.
*but no one did
I surely did
not
it was a great tune, glad i found it here
Me: *sees asterisk*
HmM uNdErTaLe!1!1
@@haniii3 what´s the name of the tune? i´m trying to find it!
@@mariacamilarestrepoceron4206 emily
I know I'm way behind, but the tune @12:50 is Charlie jamming on Untitled (How Does It Feel) by D'Angelo. Fantastic song.
Last progression sounds like “how does it feel,” by D’Angelo.
YES SIR From One of the best albums ever "voodoo"
That's what I was thinking. I'm learning to play it on guitar... Untitled (How Does it Feel).
It definitely is. It's the same melody.
It is 😊
That's exactly what it was
Hey just FYI. That last song charlie was organ soloing over was D'Angelo's song 'How does It Feel" those were his chords.
Housemusic Pro that’s exactly what I was hearing too! Nice ear! @Charles, take a listen: ruclips.net/video/-7hbqxnhzU8/видео.html
Third to this, good catch. (good record too)
Yes! I knew it sounded familiar
Charles: "A little rough, but you get the idea"
Me: Dies inside.
Charles, you probably won’t end up reading this, however, the direction of your channel is amazing right now. I love the pertinence to sort of “mainstream” culture while still incorporating educational info and chord talk 🥺
This type of video makes me want to practice. Thank you
I'm only a few minutes in but I don't think I've seen Charles this excited for a video before
Anyone can make beats since it’s easily accessible and since there’s a lot of tutorials out there nowadays, but it takes serious SKILLS to do what Charlie does, especially his piano playing. Dude is so good at what he does that it becomes second nature to him. He doesn’t even have to think hard about it. That’s the kind of level you want to be at if you want to be good at something. And all it requires is real dedication, patience, and hard/smart work.
This is when you finished learning one technique and you start using it everywhere in your pieces
ii-V to the IV ftw
D’angelo “How does it feel” is the last song he played. You would literally destroy this song with your own rendition of it!!! Ur amazing and love all your video!!!
He made a beat on his tiktok with this exact chord progression called stress me out, check that out :)
Dude, i love when you just let yourself be with a certain topic. Keep it up, love your videos.
This comment section confused me for a second with Charles and Charlie.
🎶 I want, I want, Charles in Charge of me!
Charlie’s playing Untitled (How Does It Feel) by D’Angelo at 12:50 in case anybody was wondering.
I don’t even play the piano but I have never skipped one of this guy’s vids xD
12:45 The track he is playing over is Untitled (How Does It Feel) - D'Angelo, it has such amazing instrumental.
Funny you put that disclaimer 😂 I was about to post this is in “D”
“hear the five - one there?”
no but ok i believe you
Lmao
Perfect Cadence
isn’t that the guy that has perfect pitch????? wow
Yep
Are you joking?
If you're serious, he sang the most popular American song "see you again"
Matt Imman that’s a bruh moment
Matt Imman most popular american song? you sure about that?
@@immantangunan426 r/whoosh
I've bEEN STUDYING MUSIC FOR LIKE 8 YEARS, AND THIS CHORD STUFF STILL AIN'T MAKIN SENSE ;-;
then you haven't been studying music
@@gryd3461 i just ain't smart x)
This is complex bro lol... I know these chords from older gospel music... learn your voicing and the numbers associated with the chords and it'll all start making sense
You're studying music but are you studying jazz?
@@monojhqm LMAO
I know one of the musicians that plays for him and he openly admits that Charlie Puth is actually better than him on the keys haha
I would pay money just to listen to Charles improv whatever he wanted for a solid hour straight.
The first clip has the potential of becoming a top song. It has a great flow and groove
Alternate title: “Man Gushes over Charlie Puth’s Jazz Knowledge For Almost 17 Minutes”
GmdBullet 12/10
I started going regularly to our local jazz club and got to know some of the lovely staff, and one night during Open Wednesdays, the host played "Emily" just for me... it was a ridiculously special gift. Love the song, but maybe I'm bias. Love your feel friend.
who wrote it? :)