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10 Neo Soul / Hip Hop Piano Exercise Patterns
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- čas přidán 17. 03. 2019
- This lesson demonstrates 10 Hip Hop / Neo Soul / R'n'B Piano Exercise Patterns that focus on different aspects of improving your skill and technique. Learning these in all keys will help you sound like greats like Robert Glasper, Anomalie, Rob Araujo, and others who achieve that modern, improvised neo soul piano sound.
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Definitely has that Neo Soul Sound! I am an old school R&B player and my style was going in this direction but not fast enough... so this will definitely advance my evolution.
Hey man, glad to hear that. Feel free to hit me up with any questions!
One day, I’ll be able to play these by ear… 🔥🔥🔥🙌🏾✨😎🙏🏾💫
can you now
Man, those exercises are fantastic. Thanks for sharing it though.
My pleasure!
Gracias amigo por compartir tu conocimiento
fredy franco gracias Fredy es mi placer. Me alegro de que los vídeos te ayuden!
Best Neo-soul video out there. Very helpful, thanks very much Noah.
so glad i've found this channel
This is the first time I've seen a video get close to deconstructing some of the patterns that Anomalie uses.
I attended his masterclass, but unfortunately he didn't explain some of his more signature stuff (glasper-type minor or major movements). He talked about rapid chord changes, fast inversions, reharms with static melody notes.
But this is something new! Thanks - looking forward to more
Hey Norman, thanks for the comment. I’m glad you found the video helpful! Have lots more stuff on the way, and a lot of it is neo-soul / neo-jazz focused, so hopefully you’ll enjoy it!
@@NoahKellman very nice excercises
fantastic sounds and exercices !! thank you very much
Of course. Hope they help!
Thank you so much for this
This is your best video and on the right track so make more like this focussing on neo soul fat chords
Thanks, William. I'll definitely keep this in mind. I have a new Neo Soul Progressions video and PDF coming very soon...!
well, this is only about a few years ahead of my skills.
hahah totally understand-- but hey, can't hurt to try it. You might be surprised what you can pull off!
You are wonderful My master
Very nice 👍 Bro please upload more.. God bless you....
For sure worth the $20!
Zoran Thanks glad you like them! Hit me up if you have any questions.
These are some dope exercises. Thanks man!
Hey, for sure, Joshua. Glad they're helpful man
Straight to the important stuff, I love this vid
Thanks, Hernán. Appreciate you checking it out!
Exercises are fantastic - more stuff like this!!!!
Hey, thanks! I've been posting more Neo-soul focused stuff recently. Hope you've had a chance to check it out!
@@NoahKellman I have - benefitted a lot!!!
@@anisehsani Great, I'm glad to hear that!
Wow! This was great!
Love it thnx
incredible.
Thanks, Henry!
I love it Thanks
No problem!
I love your channel my friend!
Congratulation, you play very well and very modern!
Hey, thanks! Somehow I missed your comment before. I appreciate it!
Tanks i love exercices
I'm glad. Good luck!
Thank you, exactly what I needed
Sure thing. Glad you like it!
Bravo un saluto italia
that sixth exercise comes from Jeff Lorbers solo on Tune 88, at least thats where ive heard
I wish I could do this!
So much information on youtube. Im a new pianist who took lessons a long time ago trying to get back. Definitely a beginner. I want to learn to play like this although I cannot read music. Do you do anything for beginners or only intermediate/advanced students?
Love it but the pdf version could only purchased with credit card and paypal💔
This is great! Is the reharm of the ii V I basically ii (Gm9) IVsus7 (Bb7sus13) bVIImaj9#11 (Eb∆11) ? I'm a guitarist trying to look at your hands here and it's hard hahah
is this a part OF ONE OF YOUR COURSES?
Exercise 5 sounded like Kiefer
so spot on
wait, how is it minor 9th? isnt that a minor tenth? if it's C to Eb.
Can someone explain the theory behind exercise three please?
Hey Parker, sorry for the slow reply, I've been super busy! Basically, we're just doing a little substitution here-- we replace the II chord (normally Fmin7) with III-sus (Gsus), then we also make the V chord a V-sus (Bb7 becomes Bbsus). Since we keep the V chord, it still leads nicely into I (Eb-Major). Make sense?
@@NoahKellman the V chord must have tritone is not it? Could it be explained in some way why it works without that tension in this case? Greetings from Chile, very good video, thanks!
mauro ... The V chord or any other chord doesn’t really have to have anything for it to be used effectively ... there are no rules... it’s pretty much whatever sounds good to you ... experiment with different chords/progressions and stick to whatever sounds best to you ... but also remember that every music genre has a certain sound... hip hop or neo soul don’t use or hardly ever use that V 7chord with a Tritone ... it’s just what makes them sound the way they do.. just like you can’t have the blues using a bunch of major sevens... it would create a different sound that’s not suitable for that genre ... I’m not Noah and he probably has a better explanation... 🤷🏾♂️🎹🎼
@@aemeill thanks friend, you are right with what you say, in fact I think so but I just wanted to understand why in this musical style the tritone is not used, if it has an explanation, but I think that as you say is only a stylistic resource ... Thank you
@@aemeill Thanks for taking care of this reply! I replied to Parker's other comment above with a more in-depth explanation of the reharm. I agree with you though-- rules exist just so we can learn how to break them!
hey! The link in the description takes you to a bunch of different PDF's to download.. are you able to direct me to this particular one?
Hey Jess, it's called 30 Sick Runs & Arpeggios and you can find it here: www.jazzpianoconcepts.com/product-page/30-sick-runs-and-arpeggios . Use code "INTRO" for a discount!
@@NoahKellman Noah! I purchased it but unfortunately it was the wrong one whoops as i was looking for the above "neo soul piano exercise patterns!" What do i do !?
@@jesslauren96 Hey Jess! No worries. Shoot me an email at JazzPianoConcepts@gmail.com and I'll help you out.
Your channel and your videos are so coool,but i have a question about the second exercise,you wrote major (#11) but some of them are just major7add9 and some of them are minor9,i've got so confused that i cant figure it out,can u just guide me through this?
It's an arpeggiated version of a major scale with a #11. Which could also be called the Lydian Scale. But arpeggiated.
How's the third exercise a 2 5 1 can somebody break it down ??
Indeed
Do these pdfs show the finger placement or just the notes?
Just the notes, but you can always slow down the youTube video and check out fingerings in the examples.
Trust yourself and the process @BLACK CNN. Take time, work it out. Fingering varies according to anatomy and style. Once you got it, you got it. You got this 🔥✊🏿✨
This is definitely not for beginners like myself. It would be cool if these were slower and included more instructions (like finger placement) for novices who just want to learn ONE cool piano 🎹 trick! 😫
I am unable to understan plz meke these exercises a bit slow
Hey, you can actually slow them down in the CZcams settings!
@@NoahKellman ❤ Sir you are right but if you can provide the notes played in digital form with your playing as it happens in other tutorials then it'll be much easier to understand
@@funandwondersforever2306 The notes for this one are actually available for sale in my store :P gotta make a few bucks here and there to keep the channel running!
I would love yo purchase the PDF but the case is that it costs $20; i'm from south américa and here thats A LOT, And I mean ir, A LOT of money; is there a posibility to create some kind of disscount considering this? Maybe ir could be convenient for You to offer lower prices depending on the region of the world the purchase is done or something like that. I don't know, just sayin'
Marcos De Boni Hey Marcos, send me an email at JazzPianoConcepts@gmail.com. I’d be interested in discussing more about the the price differences impact you!
I just purchased the pdf. Could you explain the number #3? What technique are you using for that 251?
Parker Lapides …did you work it out? I&I know we have to use our ears and take the time to experiment.
Sorry I missed this comment, Parker.
That exercise is giving you a different option for reharmonizing a II-V-I. It works because the first sus chord, replacing the ii, is technically still the minor ii chord being played over the other note (D-min7 / G creates a Gsus). Then we simply make the V a Vsus (Bbsus) and this leads us to the I.
Are these exercises for beginners?
Bryan Duplechaine II hey no I would say they’re for intermediate to advanced players!
@@NoahKellman thanks for the reply!!
You should have made it slowly step.by step
Is there a way to get these exercises?
Frank Harley Hey Frank- yeah they’re in my store in a PDF called Sound Like the Greats: Hip Hop / RnB Edition
jazzpianoconcepts.com/store
I like but: 1-There's no explications. A little slow is better. 2-Hip hop??
can you break'em down? hahaha
Exactly lol