Worth noting: the 3 bass patterns represent bars 1-4, 5-8, and 9-12 of a classic 12-bar blues progression. I think it's smart not to mention it in a 2-minute explanation, great video!
I’m fourteen, after watching this video I bought a book of left hand patterns and licks, and after four months I can play this entire song. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
@@sstar62 Thought I'd share this with everyone, (or anyone who sees this.) When I posted a year ago, I still made a lot of mistakes, had terrible, terrible timing, and very little pressure control. The two things that helped me improve the most were learning to play duets with my younger sister (she is now twelve, and started learning piano around the time I did. We're at about the same skill level, but she prefers classical music.) And playing the rhythm game "Osu Mania". Here's my rendition of "Maple Leaf Rag" Which I have been working on. Hope you guys enjoy. (forgive the sound quality.) ruclips.net/video/X4deV6G0rgw/видео.html
I have memories of my mom and her siblings having Boogie Woogie “battles” at our family reunions and it was always the most fun time. Love this so much.
Scofa you have to master your left hand pattern and be able to play it while playing some other rhythms in the right hand. I‘d recommend starting slowly and using a metronom to keep your tempo and then start getting faster over time. But first learn some right hand riffs and when you‘ve mastered them start playing both hands together.
It's really impressive how fluid you can make it sound. I would really like to be able to play this way. Awesome job! Guess I should start practicing more.
I'm terribly sorry for this extremely late comment, I do understand that there is a certain "no commenting on X year old videos" tradition on youtube, but I just couldn't help myself. First of, these videos are amazing! The style of its execution and the amount of information crafted concisely into a 2 minute video are an artistic achievement the likes of which I rarely see anywhere! I thank you sincerely for all of your amazing work you put in there and gave us for free for us to enjoy. Anyways, are there really only three different ways you can do the bass section for it to still be considered "Boogie Woogie"? If that's the case, then it's no wonder that I get tired of listening to any music within that style for more than 15 minutes, half of the entire melody is repeated in every music piece!
Thank you very much for leaving a comment, I'm glad you like my educational videos! As far as I'm concerned, there is no "no commenting on X year old video" policy on my channel :) There are definitely more than 3 ways to play the piano bass section of a boogie woogie, here I've just showed the most popular ones!
I've been playing piano as an amateur for 30 years, and can do a modest version of stride with my left hand, but the sheer concept of playing boogie woogie leaves me in awe. It's on another level.
video without a single dislike... never seen or even heard by me talking bout those which have 10 thousand + views. Yours clearly earned it. thx for letting me feel better searchin youtube
Замечательно! Особенно понравилось отдельное для левой и правой руки - фрагменты с затемнением и озвучкой. Становится ясно как идёт звуковой ряд и как что звучит. Так же приятно было видеть как для левой руки сверху вниз варианты игры и для правой руки сверху вниз варианты, а так же сочетания друг с другом. Приятно, когда знающие люди на пальцах объясняют в противовес тому, когда умничающие мало говорят, а смысла нет.
This is a great demonstration of why boogie woogie is aweomse, and at the same time explaining how it works, plus keeping the listener entertained with some really nice playing! I love it. Side note: you can see the influence this genre had on rock'n'roll.
Just watched 3 of your videos and I LOVE them. I'm a rapper that also loves jazz and I've been wanting to incorporate jazz into rap but I never payed enough attention in jazz band to actually know any theory. Planning on going to college for music theory though but I'll be watching all of your videos to get caught up hopefully haha
I just realised both how much the songs or sections of songs I enjoy are related to Boogie-woogie, but also how similar the reason I watch these videos is to the reason I watch breakdowns on sorting algorithms. I don't have instructions, I couldn't make either if put on the spot, but I gained a new way of thinking and that powerful feeling of understanding now that I know something more than just surface level.
One of the most logically informative videos ive ever been lucky enough to have watched. You are a true talent when it comes to teaching as well as music. Thank you.
Dave, I love your videos. It's rare seeing somebody who explains so nicely as you. It's just impossible watch a video of your channel and do not get entirely the idea. And also is a pleasure seeing you play, you master the instrument.
I completely Love everything about this Video, the Way you explain it, the way its played. This is one of the greatest and best Videos I have ever seen on RUclips about Music. Great! Keep on the really really good Work!!
Honestly I think the most impressive thing about this is that despite it being a demonstration and showing off different rhythms and techniques it all still sounds like one full coherent song.
No idea why I'm getting this video recommend to me NOW of all times, but hey, I love this video so much so its nothing but a positive! The "do you feel like dancing? :)" has me giggling like a child because I've been wiggling to the music for the entire duration of the video!
Your videos are absolutely godlike. Makes fun to watch, I learn very much as a producer, even people without knowledge would enjoy these videos! Appreciate you
The explanation is great. Easy to follow, sounds great, fantastic! I am a dancer and I try to wrap my head around the history and differences between the dances called Boogie Woogie and Lindy Hop. Boogie Woogie, the dance, came up after Lindy Hop, somewhen in the 50s. But Lindy is danced more often to 30s Swing Jazz. And now you tell me that Boogie Woogie, the music, was earlier. I am confused. Why was Boogie, the dance, after Lindy, but Boogie, the music, before Swing Jazz?
Dave Wave Thank you so much, this is so useful! You explain everything so well and succinctly that it has inspired me to get up and just give it a go with such fun anticipation! So much easier than learning the slow traditional way ie., reading music or, learning by ear alone. Such fun, happy music! Cheers! Su
I've been an Upright bassist for years now (my specialty is walking bass) and I've taken up piano again lately so I'm hoping that my knowledge of walking bass lines will transfer easily to piano 🤞
HOLY SHIT I saw one of ur videos and subscribed within the first 10 seconds! The music is awesome, it's somewhat educational, ur insanely talented and the editing is really nice too. Perfect.
Piano players really are impressive. I can barely do a different thing with an arm, for them to be able to keep it up for 3+ minutes with relatively no mistakes is really impressive
You can also follow me on Spotify here → bit.ly/DaveWave 😊🎹 🎶🎧
i love your content ❤️
Those "explained in 2 minutes" vids on your channel were extremely interesting, I hope you will do more!
I hope too! Amazing!!!
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похуй ваще всем на его видео чел...
Yes!!
"Do you feel like dancing?"
Me: I feel like running to my piano and trying this out! 😂😅
Thank you very much for watching! :)
I wish i could play piano... life would be more spunky
wish i could play like this. my brain is to slow and so are my fingers :(
Try it out someday!!, I started playing the piano because I loved how boggie sounds and now I can play it and I'm loving it
Amazing, really
"Do you know Boogie Woogie?"
mr.brandon boogie woogie kavanagh
And do you know where Middle C is?
Now I do
Gives me overgeard feels
@TheRunRanger “dO yOu KnOw BoOgIe WoOgIE!?! RiGhT WheReS MiDdLe C???? CoMe In CaMeRa PeRsOn”
Wow the quality of your vids is so high man, super underrated
Worth noting: the 3 bass patterns represent bars 1-4, 5-8, and 9-12 of a classic 12-bar blues progression. I think it's smart not to mention it in a 2-minute explanation, great video!
Cool! This reminded me of David Mann's "Composing a Rhythm" ruclips.net/video/ZB4-JyEybMU/видео.html
This format is very interesting and easy to follow for anyone, please do more genres!
Playing boogie for 2 years now, still can't able to play like that ! Walking bass is really hard ! Incredible playing tho !
Just realized it was you who made the Tetris ragtime version. Thank you so much, this is one of the songs that introduced me into piano.
So it must be 5 years now, can you be able to play it now?
@@quocbinh6674 Hello, yes I can now I've been improving a lot since that time 😊
@@pankillheure Now i'm curious! Give us a little taste of that Boogie Woogie.
@@pankillheure wow wait lets hear it
I’m fourteen, after watching this video I bought a book of left hand patterns and licks, and after four months I can play this entire song. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Tom danger, how inspiring are you! I bet you're amazing now! a year later :-)
@@sstar62 Thought I'd share this with everyone, (or anyone who sees this.) When I posted a year ago, I still made a lot of mistakes, had terrible, terrible timing, and very little pressure control. The two things that helped me improve the most were learning to play duets with my younger sister (she is now twelve, and started learning piano around the time I did. We're at about the same skill level, but she prefers classical music.) And playing the rhythm game "Osu Mania". Here's my rendition of "Maple Leaf Rag" Which I have been working on. Hope you guys enjoy. (forgive the sound quality.)
ruclips.net/video/X4deV6G0rgw/видео.html
@tomdanger too cool! I'm a beginner and I hope I will be as good as you in a year's time! Thanks for sharing and being such a great inspiration :-)
I have memories of my mom and her siblings having Boogie Woogie “battles” at our family reunions and it was always the most fun time. Love this so much.
These videos of yours are fantastic. I love how they keep you immersed in the music while you're learning about it's structure.
Thank you very much! :)
I‘m playing the piano for 2 years now and Boogie Woogie is really the most fun genre to play :) Great video!
ey mr. piano man, any tips for a steady and equal rhythmic bass?
Scofa you have to master your left hand pattern and be able to play it while playing some other rhythms in the right hand. I‘d recommend starting slowly and using a metronom to keep your tempo and then start getting faster over time. But first learn some right hand riffs and when you‘ve mastered them start playing both hands together.
HenrikPiano hmmmm okay okay I see. thanksfor replying!
Scofa No problem!
Love you
Thank you very much for watching! :)
Love you too
Miss Millicent wth
bro this is what ive been looking for in a channel
Same
Don’t mind me I’m just breaking a pattern
The Return Of Same
I love seeing all of the root origins of rock and roll.
It's really impressive how fluid you can make it sound. I would really like to be able to play this way. Awesome job! Guess I should start practicing more.
Thank you very much! :)
I'm terribly sorry for this extremely late comment, I do understand that there is a certain "no commenting on X year old videos" tradition on youtube, but I just couldn't help myself.
First of, these videos are amazing! The style of its execution and the amount of information crafted concisely into a 2 minute video are an artistic achievement the likes of which I rarely see anywhere! I thank you sincerely for all of your amazing work you put in there and gave us for free for us to enjoy.
Anyways, are there really only three different ways you can do the bass section for it to still be considered "Boogie Woogie"? If that's the case, then it's no wonder that I get tired of listening to any music within that style for more than 15 minutes, half of the entire melody is repeated in every music piece!
Thank you very much for leaving a comment, I'm glad you like my educational videos! As far as I'm concerned, there is no "no commenting on X year old video" policy on my channel :) There are definitely more than 3 ways to play the piano bass section of a boogie woogie, here I've just showed the most popular ones!
Right hand playing THE LICC
in what scale?
e# locrian
@@AlgyCuber E flat or sharp?
dont you get it, it’s a joke ...
What about Cb superlocrian
I've been playing piano as an amateur for 30 years, and can do a modest version of stride with my left hand, but the sheer concept of playing boogie woogie leaves me in awe. It's on another level.
You should watermark your videos
It would be very easy for someone to paint white over it
Turn the words into watermarks and
video without a single dislike... never seen or even heard by me talking bout those which have 10 thousand + views. Yours clearly earned it. thx for letting me feel better searchin youtube
Your channel will explode. This is the most helpful content to go with musiciswin and the likes.
Well edited, easy to understand, fun to watch and inducing to try out for myself. Great video!
Thank you very much! :)
Замечательно! Особенно понравилось отдельное для левой и правой руки - фрагменты с затемнением и озвучкой. Становится ясно как идёт звуковой ряд и как что звучит. Так же приятно было видеть как для левой руки сверху вниз варианты игры и для правой руки сверху вниз варианты, а так же сочетания друг с другом. Приятно, когда знающие люди на пальцах объясняют в противовес тому, когда умничающие мало говорят, а смысла нет.
This explains why I love the early 20th century music and my friends thought I was crazy for liking this kind of music
This is a great demonstration of why boogie woogie is aweomse, and at the same time explaining how it works, plus keeping the listener entertained with some really nice playing! I love it. Side note: you can see the influence this genre had on rock'n'roll.
Just watched 3 of your videos and I LOVE them. I'm a rapper that also loves jazz and I've been wanting to incorporate jazz into rap but I never payed enough attention in jazz band to actually know any theory. Planning on going to college for music theory though but I'll be watching all of your videos to get caught up hopefully haha
Dave, we need a full tutorial on these different boogie styles and rhythms 🙏
To explain things like these so well in 2 minutes is an art in itself! 👏👏👏
I guess I like Boogie Woogie now...
Man, watching these videos make my 20 years of piano experience like only 20 minutes LOL. Thanks for educating us with the real OG music!!
This is quality content
Thank you very much! :)
I am playing piano for three years now and I’m still bad. And then you came and make piano look so easy!
I look up so much to boogie woogie, man it's so hard and complicated. At least it was before I saw this. Thanks man
I just realised both how much the songs or sections of songs I enjoy are related to Boogie-woogie, but also how similar the reason I watch these videos is to the reason I watch breakdowns on sorting algorithms. I don't have instructions, I couldn't make either if put on the spot, but I gained a new way of thinking and that powerful feeling of understanding now that I know something more than just surface level.
I recently started learning this style and this video was big help! Thanks
I thought you had uploaded the video again, It's good to see more of this, well explained, fun, and easy to understand.
Thank you very much! :)
This is some great content dude! I really enjoy how you break down the whole genre and make it easy to understand! Keep doing this stuff it’s great!
Few years ago I was learning how to dance to this kind of music but I gave up quickly. Now I wanna to start again!
Super high quality and editing! Awesome work... New sub!
as a beginner pianist this looks soo cool and also a bit tricky.. but definitely have to learn it
1:03 when he switches to Riffs/Licks, it kinda sounds like Dusk Dunes from Kirby’s Epic Yarn
These videos are always so interesting it’s cool to see what iconic styles of music actually consist of and what makes them that style/genre
The beginning reminded me of the “cleaning up the town” or whatever from ghostbusters. I love this video! Good work my dude!
its so freakimg amazing how you play!! going to try this my self on the piano!
My favorite piano style! I love the sound of boogie woogie
OMG, you deserved more subscribes broo. what a beautiful play.
Thank you very much! :)
One of the most logically informative videos ive ever been lucky enough to have watched. You are a true talent when it comes to teaching as well as music. Thank you.
Thank you very much! 🙏😊
Ahh! I found your channel and I’m obsessed 😍
I'm binge watching all of the music theory that this channel made right now, this is pretty amazing.
Couldn't stay still watching this video, 11/10
Brilliant video. A few minutes to clearly explain everything you need to know and practice in order to master boogie woogie.
I’m so happy I discovered your channel! Excellent content! You deserve more subs!
Dave, I love your videos. It's rare seeing somebody who explains so nicely as you. It's just impossible watch a video of your channel and do not get entirely the idea. And also is a pleasure seeing you play, you master the instrument.
you should honestly upload this to Spotify, it makes a great song and I can't stop listening :D
Watching this in bed and my shoulders just won’t stop moving! Love the explanations, love the music even more ❤️
"Do you feel like dancing?"
Too late already am! Orayttt!!!
Me too
I completely Love everything about this Video, the Way you explain it, the way its played. This is one of the greatest and best Videos I have ever seen on RUclips about Music. Great! Keep on the really really good Work!!
Thank you very much! :)
Your videos are going better and better ! Keep your great work going ! 😊
Thank you very much! :)
This is highly underrated, love watching these explained in two minutes vids, so lively and informative! :D
Thank you very much! I'm very glad you found them interesting :)
You have such great vids please make a full song of boogie woogie and even another electro swing. You are good at all of these I am a huge fan
If only I could play the piano. This is amazing! Wish I could play smth like 'Great Balls of Fire'
“Do you feel like dancing”
I feel like I should’ve stayed in piano classes now 😂
Honestly I think the most impressive thing about this is that despite it being a demonstration and showing off different rhythms and techniques it all still sounds like one full coherent song.
Wow ! Nice job man !! i think we'll all be happy with other style of music :D
Thank you very much for watching! :)
No idea why I'm getting this video recommend to me NOW of all times, but hey, I love this video so much so its nothing but a positive! The "do you feel like dancing? :)" has me giggling like a child because I've been wiggling to the music for the entire duration of the video!
I can't BeLiVE
You did great job!
Greetings from Kazakhstan !!!
Your videos are absolutely godlike. Makes fun to watch, I learn very much as a producer, even people without knowledge would enjoy these videos! Appreciate you
Thank you very much! Yes, the idea is to make these music concepts understandable by everyone, I'm glad you liked it! :)
This video is golden and deserves wayyyyyy more views
Thank you very much! :)
I wish this was like 12 mins long so we can dance to this at home! Please please make an extended version of this if you haven’t already.
I'm so happy I found this channel, super clear explanations in such an efficient time. And you're right, I DO feel like dancing now : )
The explanation is great. Easy to follow, sounds great, fantastic!
I am a dancer and I try to wrap my head around the history and differences between the dances called Boogie Woogie and Lindy Hop.
Boogie Woogie, the dance, came up after Lindy Hop, somewhen in the 50s. But Lindy is danced more often to 30s Swing Jazz. And now you tell me that Boogie Woogie, the music, was earlier. I am confused. Why was Boogie, the dance, after Lindy, but Boogie, the music, before Swing Jazz?
Well for once Google's suggestions aren't bad. Nice video dave keep up the good work
Thank you very much! :)
I think Bass Pattern #2 is called a walking/wandering bassline!! They can be heard a lot in Elvis music!
Dave Wave Thank you so much, this is so useful! You explain everything so well and succinctly that it has inspired me to get up and just give it a go with such fun anticipation! So much easier than learning the slow traditional way ie., reading music or, learning by ear alone. Such fun, happy music! Cheers! Su
Thank you very much for your kind words! I'm happy it has inspired you :)
1:38 i love this pattern
Love this series! Subbed! :3
I've been an Upright bassist for years now (my specialty is walking bass) and I've taken up piano again lately so I'm hoping that my knowledge of walking bass lines will transfer easily to piano 🤞
I'm going to watch your videos in a streak now, holy crap dude!
Thank you very much! :)
HOLY SHIT
I saw one of ur videos and subscribed within the first 10 seconds!
The music is awesome, it's somewhat educational, ur insanely talented and the editing is really nice too.
Perfect.
I'm so happy I discovered this channel
About the left hand pattern: I recognize the first three but not the fourth (at 0:44). Where is that one from?
0:58 can anyone tell me the key of that ostinato???sounds so sexy
This channel needs more appreciation
WHY
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VIDEO
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NO SERIOUSLY
this format is so entertaining to watch, this should get lot more views
Love this. Can you tell me where I can find the notes? I'm a beginner and would love to learn the notes that's played :)
Now that's how you properly explain music genres. Thank you very much
Exceptionally good ! I fu**in' love it !
So cheering and wonderful. The power and charm of music is so healing and nurturing. Thank you so much~!
Love this sort of video👍
Thank you very much! :)
Piano players really are impressive. I can barely do a different thing with an arm, for them to be able to keep it up for 3+ minutes with relatively no mistakes is really impressive
Best video of february 2018
Thank you very much! :)
All your vids are so bangin', groovin', and swingin'! Love this!
man u are extremly talanted)
I really love all your videos like this. They are so easy to understand and GOOD, too!! :) ♥
full version please.
like if you agree
pls do a full version of any bass pattern with right hand riffs/licks it would be awesome!
Perfect like every time.
Thank you very much! :)
Thank you very much! :)
The quality of your videos is just amazing! Thank you!