Master Solo Piano: The Secret to A Killer Left Hand

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

Комментарии • 23

  • @NoahKellman
    @NoahKellman  Год назад +2

    There's lot's more to learn in the free solo piano course, so be sure to sign up if you haven't already: www.neojazzacademy.com/freesolopiano

  • @marianlevy9232
    @marianlevy9232 Год назад +3

    Just signed up.. so great of you to share such valuable musical info.. trained classical but trying to teach myself more jazz - so many videos can be overwhelming.. I think if I can learn this and practice in all keys I will be able to focus on learning to do something interesting with my right hand as well - thanks so much

  • @squabknob
    @squabknob Год назад +3

    Thankyou for covering this topic !!!! More of this stuff with the left hand please!! Thanks for everything

    • @NoahKellman
      @NoahKellman  Год назад

      Hey my pleasure, thanks for the comment!!

  • @mharbaugh
    @mharbaugh Год назад +3

    First! BTW, That's actually the same kind of piano we use on the boat. It plays great, has lots of good sounds, and is super light! It's perfect!

    • @NoahKellman
      @NoahKellman  Год назад

      Oh no way! Yeah man I’m a big fan. Do you guys use the stands that come with it or a more portable keyboard stand?

  • @migueldearmas8194
    @migueldearmas8194 Год назад +1

    You are an amazing teacher!!!!
    I am one of your fans

  • @suga4all
    @suga4all Год назад

    Great lesson, thank you! Left hand comping is an underrated topic. Harmonically, it is a simple concept, but it requires a lot of practice, skill, and muscle memory. Would love to see more on that 🎶👍

  • @sungheejazz
    @sungheejazz Год назад

    Thank you.❤

  • @belindadrake5487
    @belindadrake5487 Год назад +4

    Thanks NOAH. Great Stuff. I’m an intermediate /advanced player; & l always love your take on things. Oscar Peterson & Bud Powell rule!! 😆 Art, Tatum, & a really great pianist l feel is overlooked coz of his voice, l reckon Nat King Cole. What do you think about Nat? Thanks Noah. Belinda 🫧🤔

  • @amrum01
    @amrum01 Год назад

    This is awesome!

  • @kelvinwong3779
    @kelvinwong3779 Год назад

    Super dope

  • @charleswilliams50
    @charleswilliams50 Год назад

    Lighten up Eric!🤓

  • @oisinhilton8590
    @oisinhilton8590 Год назад

    How do you know what chords you should play in the left hand though. Just years of knowing chord progressions?

  • @josephking9813
    @josephking9813 Год назад

    This is great,you are an excellent teacher could you please repeat this lecture in the key of F

    • @NoahKellman
      @NoahKellman  Год назад +1

      Hey Jozeph, thank you I appreciate that 🙏 I challenge you to try to transpose these ideas to F!

  • @louisf4073
    @louisf4073 Месяц назад

    Very interesting. But why don’t you slow down your explanations. Makes it very hard to apply. Have to listen dozen of times to get the tils

    • @westsidejam1
      @westsidejam1 4 дня назад

      That’s why you have pause and rewind buttons. The beauty of RUclips university

  • @CrowClouds
    @CrowClouds Год назад

    Such an an important video for me. Oof

  • @erikhenchal2088
    @erikhenchal2088 Год назад

    I don't know the purpose of you showing off in the first part of your videos. Not helpful.

    • @NoahKellman
      @NoahKellman  Год назад +6

      Hello Erik, the intros are not meant to be showing off. They are examples of how the techniques within the video sound. Sorry if it came across that way.

    • @mroarke59
      @mroarke59 Год назад +1

      Very helpful that you show the final sound of the concept first. Not showing off at all. What you show us let’s us know up front what we can learn and whether it is something we want to learn! Super!