can you do little review of the first chords of - Robert Glasper - Everybody Wants To Rule The World ft. Pher, Common (Live at Hackney) czcams.com/video/GcPjI9c8kxY/video.html
Beautiful song, thank you! FYI for others, it's worked for me multiple times. It emails you a link to a page with many downloads, including: 29 Jazz Piano Licks' sheet music '23 Sweet Chord Progressions' sheet music 'Best Instagram Riffs' sheet music 'Jazz Piano Chord Voicing Guide' (ebook) 'Walking Bass Lines' sheet music 'The Chord Symbol Reference Guide' - and more!
When I started writing music some....20 years ago (!), this would have been the kind of composition I'd listen tto, and then subsequently want to give up because of how complex it sounded compared to my little three-chord ditties (they were ALL i-VI-VII progressions). I never knew the stacked fifth voicing was called the Kenny Barron voicing. It's kind of poetic that I learn that now, right as I'm remaking the first track I ever wrote. Your videos hit a sweet spot in my brain, to the tune of: "Hey, this sounds really cool...wow, I actually understand it!"
Hey Julian. Really enjoying your channel at the moment. When I first started watching a while ago, I was out of my depth, but thanks to practicing between 3 and 6 hours a day for the last 6 months or so, your content has become far more accessible to me. Thank you for sharing so altruistically! I notice that you haven't uploaded recently. Will you be uploading another video? Once again, many thanks!
Agree. These voicings appear clearly explained in Mark Levine’s book, where perhaps Bradley learned them. They are very effective, though for such a short passage like this, I think Bradley used them too often.
Good explanation. Approachable. The progression works very well. I wonder, though, whether your main instrument is other than the piano: especially the right hand… it’s placed oddly tilted to the right in general, in many instances there are unnecessary jumps with the ring finger to reach some notes that could be more pianistically played with the pinkie; also, sometimes the index sits over the middle finger… and a couple of strange crossings. Anyway, none of that prevented you from creating a very pretty passage. The harmony is what counts here, of course, and it’s very well done.
This was such an interesting lesson. Thank you . I signed up to download the sheet music, but I haven't received it to my email. (Yup, I checked Spam).
"A stack of fifths in the right hand." Defintely sounds like the Sudnow Method. He'd say, "grab a bunch of notes with the left hand and a bunch of notes in the right hand." Me, I'm left thinking maybe I should stick with horns, where I'm dealing with a single note at a time.
what is up with your site? i've tried paying for the relative pitch course 3 times and get a "this transaction cannot be processed" error. Your support person hasn't responded to me in a week.
Download the sheet music to this composition (free) at:
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Thank you so much for the sheet music Julian! Sweet 👍🏼
redirects me to sign up, i sign up, but no sheet music
can you do little review of the first chords of
- Robert Glasper - Everybody Wants To Rule The World ft. Pher, Common (Live at Hackney)
czcams.com/video/GcPjI9c8kxY/video.html
It doesn't work!
Beautiful song, thank you!
FYI for others, it's worked for me multiple times. It emails you a link to a page with many downloads, including:
29 Jazz Piano Licks' sheet music
'23 Sweet Chord Progressions' sheet music
'Best Instagram Riffs' sheet music
'Jazz Piano Chord Voicing Guide' (ebook)
'Walking Bass Lines' sheet music
'The Chord Symbol Reference Guide' - and more!
Unlike so many other content providers, you actually provide a path for us mere mortals to sound good on the piano. Thanks Julian, a wonderful piece.
Absolutley beautiful!!! Long live this composition! Thank you!
When I started writing music some....20 years ago (!), this would have been the kind of composition I'd listen tto, and then subsequently want to give up because of how complex it sounded compared to my little three-chord ditties (they were ALL i-VI-VII progressions).
I never knew the stacked fifth voicing was called the Kenny Barron voicing. It's kind of poetic that I learn that now, right as I'm remaking the first track I ever wrote. Your videos hit a sweet spot in my brain, to the tune of: "Hey, this sounds really cool...wow, I actually understand it!"
❤ A truly heart-warming piece
Beautiful chords and melody
This is amazing Julian!
Thanks, a very beautiful composition. I always look forward to your videos.
Quite haunting and very beautiful.
simply marvelous!
I only know basic music theory and this stuff blows my mind. It will take me a long time to fully grasp this
Hey Julian. Really enjoying your channel at the moment. When I first started watching a while ago, I was out of my depth, but thanks to practicing between 3 and 6 hours a day for the last 6 months or so, your content has become far more accessible to me. Thank you for sharing so altruistically!
I notice that you haven't uploaded recently. Will you be uploading another video?
Once again, many thanks!
Parce, que chimbas de sensaciones despiertan esos acordes en esas variaciones !!
Gracias por compartir tu intelecto !
Eres nuevo en este mundo
Exactly what I needed!! Will check more of your content later.
Great stuff Julian.
So beautiful
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Beautiful piece of music
Thanks Sr. Merry Cristhimas
Thanks soooo much for another great tutorial..j
U amazing. Teacher....
The Kenny Barron voicings sounds good! Thanks Julian! I'll sound like a pro with this, hahaha.
Agree. These voicings appear clearly explained in Mark Levine’s book, where perhaps Bradley learned them. They are very effective, though for such a short passage like this, I think Bradley used them too often.
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Julian...These are SO sweet! Thank you.
Thank you Craig! This means a lot - I'm glad you liked this one
Very Thanks. Beautifuk son, Sr
Very good. Thank you.
Dear sir please
Do a lesson on playing the melody and chords and rhythm with the right hand..❤️❤️
Very nice piece. Will be trying this thanks
je vais partager ... good job thanx a lot
🇧🇷 Thank you for share it for us! 🎁
Great lesson!
Nice one Julian ! 🤗
Thanks for your hard work!
It's my pleasure - thank you LGBCC
Nice you a on point
Hello, can you make some videos about jazz chords? Explain it in detail. Thank you
Any change of putting back the video that you removed a few weeks ago ? I really loved that one... 😞
Inspiring
Good explanation. Approachable. The progression works very well. I wonder, though, whether your main instrument is other than the piano: especially the right hand… it’s placed oddly tilted to the right in general, in many instances there are unnecessary jumps with the ring finger to reach some notes that could be more pianistically played with the pinkie; also, sometimes the index sits over the middle finger… and a couple of strange crossings. Anyway, none of that prevented you from creating a very pretty passage. The harmony is what counts here, of course, and it’s very well done.
very nice
Could you tell me what is the secret for a good dexterity and really relaxed hands
the sheet music is NOT downloadable! I have sent 10 emails, but I never got any music sheet!😒
I love your Falling in Love piece but have not been able to download it. Can you help me? Kitty
This was such an interesting lesson. Thank you . I signed up to download the sheet music, but I haven't received it to my email. (Yup, I checked Spam).
which pianoyou play ?julian.thanks so lot!
Julian where is the A# in the Emaj7th ......I hear it when you play..sounds great....
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"A stack of fifths in the right hand." Defintely sounds like the Sudnow Method. He'd say, "grab a bunch of notes with the left hand and a bunch of notes in the right hand." Me, I'm left thinking maybe I should stick with horns, where I'm dealing with a single note at a time.
5ths galore
Very nice and useful, can I ask what your piano vst is? Thanks
what is up with your site? i've tried paying for the relative pitch course 3 times and get a "this transaction cannot be processed" error. Your support person hasn't responded to me in a week.
Do you have a lesson request?
What should I film next?
How to compose or improvise good melody and chord progression
Block chords!
Proper fingering for scales and runs! General tips and tricks for faster lines would be awesome
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i never got the promised sheet music :-((
Almost like 7 note mode
Perhaps just a minute on counting out the first line …..I am hopeless at counting …otherwise great video …I
(yawn)