How To Play Ultra-Fast Stride Piano

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In this Jazz Piano Lesson, we break down 3 unique and interesting jazz piano patterns in the form of runs that you can directly apply to your playing. Even more importantly though, in learning how to play these, you should also see how they are structured and be able to use that skill and knowledge to create your own patterns that are similar for different jazz and neo soul chord progressions.
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Noah Kellman is a musician and teacher known for his unique approach to modern jazz piano. In this video, Noah shares several highly-useful left-hand bass lines that will help you improve technique, rhythm, hand independence, and more.
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[@jofinsky8400]

Art Tatum: "I'm going to do 12th stretches in my left and big jumps at high velocity."

[@marcorval]

It's funny because if you listen to his 1949 recording of I Know That You Know he uses these "mini stride" jumps at ultra speed, then near the end suddenly launches into true stride at the same tempo. It was both amusing and astonishing to hear.

[@tpxchallenger]

Stride puts a nice low bass in. Nothing replaces practicing it properly.

[@kevinbissinger]

That's it! Super easy! Barely an inconvenience!

[@pjbpiano]

Ridiculously fast stride piano is TIGHT!

[@candrabalimirage]

Thanks a lot Noah 👍👍

[@toronado455]

Great technique! I like both styles of stride that you demonstrated. 🎼🎵🎶🎹

[@GDsJazz]

Good for starting out, but if you intend on being a true stride pianist, you gotta use those big jumps. It may be tough at first, but trust me your practice will pay off

[@claudevieaul1465]

Nice seeing that Roli on top too - amazing gear!! 😎👍

[@JohnsonkeyzMusicAcademy]

That's simple and Cool

[@gallifreyandefense]

This is phenomenal

[@willboese980]

hazel scott: 'im going to do the huge jumps'

[@nolank5267]

That sounds so cool!! I’m curious, is there any piece that uses that specific fast-stride. If so, please let me know!

[@b-at8183]

Art Tatum - I Know That You Know transcription uses it a ton

[@JoshMaxPower]

goes directly to Art Tatum's "I Know That You Know," throws my grand piano out the window

[@ninolashkhia157]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@drewmfie]

teddy wilson and art tatums signature technique

[@Aaron-md2eo]

This certainly is a good tip. However, I would not rely solely on this to play fast stride. It's been dubbed faux-stride and has also been used by the stride greats but never for the entire piece. For very fast tempos it's cool to play in that style but then break out into "real" stride. Of course these big jumps are very hard to pull off when playing really fast but it's possible with enough effort and time and of course starting out slowly at first and then building up.

[@hprm33t]

True this is more of a ‘gospel stride’ technique. The ragtime and stride athletes like Art Tatum, Hazel Scott and Dorothy Donnigan used that and leaps, but yeah…. And Stride was not really meant to be played super fast . But gospel shout music is, and that’s where that technique finds its best use. Of course millennials will try to take anything and use it out of context to sound flashy, to get views, and ‘get the job done’ with 0 to little knowledge of the context of what they are doing …

[@aditaggarwal3486]

now play bob omb battlefield at that tempo

[@ZZubZZero]

The one and only secret for speed is much simpler than this. You can play anything you want as fast as you want, if you just practice it slowly.
Start slow, make no mistakes, go faster. Rinse and repeat. Simple as can get.

[@Raylen23]

Exactly, go at the speed you make the least mistakes until you make no mistakes, then slowly keep going till the speed where you make no mistakes is a good speed. Glad you're saying this people need to hear it

[@norbiudeako518]

And tenths?

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

i am going to play piano 24mph now >:)))

[@PinkDiamond-2000]

This is not stride, rather a "micro-stride". You cannot replace those huge jumps.

[@yukiko_akiyama]

small hands :(

[@Matt-nv2qg]

Hiromi dislike that

[@JohnsonkeyzMusicAcademy]

Oh hiromi uehara I've missed listening to her play the 🎹

[@k.pjoseph7590]

U very fast play... Not understand