I really love how you play as if you are just fooling around with the piano. Your progressions are flawless. I wish I could play as smoothly as that with full control of the chord progressions and scales.

@NoahKellman

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much really appreciate that!

@mincedcharms

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah Me Too I Would Love To Be Able To Play Like That👏

@volt1780

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@charleschuck8696

2 жыл бұрын

@@NoahKellman what key are you playing this in?

@ionwyns

2 жыл бұрын

@@charleschuck8696 key of Banger

All of these chord progressions sound like Robert Glasper’s style right down to the accents on the notes in the melody. He’s the current king of Neo Soul jazz and this was very helpful in breaking down his style! Thanks! Also, I enjoyed your video on my good friend Barry Harris (May he rest in power)

@NoahKellman

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks appreciate that! Glad you found it helpful. And yes may he rest in power, such an incredible educator and player.

@LuigiGHD

2 жыл бұрын

@@NoahKellman For a second, I got confused and thought u meant may Robert Glasper rest in power. I almost had a heart attack.

@teddyreid4176

Жыл бұрын

@@NoahKellman how can I get lessons???

The movement of the minor thirds with a 9 and 11 you played is the sound I've been looking for, for years, I absolutely adore that sound - Thank you.

This video gave me a lot of ideas for my music. Thanks man👍👍

Noah!!! I absolutely loved this video man holy moly - Thank you for being here and all the freakin' best! Super enjoyed this!

@NoahKellman

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mitchell so glad to hear that. You’re welcome and happy new year!

Sounds awesome Noah! I’m loving these progressions and melodies.

@NoahKellman

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks Jonny! I’ve enjoyed checking out many of your videos. Appreciate the comment!

Noah from Drama to piano player thanks for these amazing beautiful updated cardsMan

Thanks Noah for shearing such a precious ideas!

Wow this channel is EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for. As someone who’s played classical piano for 10+ years and has taught myself a lot of blues/jazz theory, I found myself really stuck at a beginner-intermediate level with my jazz improv and a lot of channels on KZread seem more geared towards very beginner players so I’d spend lots of time listening to them explain concepts I already understood. I’m gonna be watching a lot more of these as I continue to progress

I love your videos! Really struggled making progress with my jazz piano ideas bc of some sort of creativity hole until I discovered your channel :) thanks a lot!

Fantastic. Thank you so much for sharing.

Terrific ! Great ! Thanks Noah ;)

Thank you Noah. Amazing progressions that widens the musicians' soul vision. Very very nice.

@NoahKellman

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Omer!

Absolutely WONDERFUL!!!!!!!

Very nice! What recently got me interested in this was listening/watching Erroll Garner. He just sends me to heaven.

Beautiful stuff, sir!! I am So glad I found you here. You make me want to play piano again!!!

This was such a helpful explanation, thank you! Grabbed your bundle, looks like some great content to keep me busy for a while.

True jazz musician, your sound just blessed my soul..Thank you for your dedication to the craft🎉💥🥳

very beautiful voicings!!!

this is very helpfull , thank you very much!

Verrrrry nice! Thanks!❤🔥

These are the most beautiful progressions and chords i've EVER heard in my jazz listening carrière !

@NoahKellman

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Thierry!!

Thank u for displaying the numbers above. At times it’s hard to follow u because I’m so uneducated in piano. This helps out so much.

Noah you’re so spot on. I’m a producer from Philly the Neo Soul Capital. That minor third trick is notorious in neo soul. Great job love your videos.

@NoahKellman

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks and nice to meet you!

That sounds really good

Thank you for sharing. This is the robert glasper style piano i want my pianist to play. You explain it far better than I can. :)

I used to gravitate to chord shapes like these composing on guitar, and am really digging your changes. Hints of Steely Dan and also Lyle Mays is what springs to mind.

Es maravilloso, bellos voicings.

Excelente video 👌

always so helpful thank you

This content is so helpful!

2:08 arpeggio🔥

Another good one. Like your no-nonsense approach and lucidity - thanks a lot.

Very, very nice

Noah Killing with the Robert Glasper chords!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Really smooth chords there sir

Just started playing like 2 days ago and you’re blowing my mind man 😅

Amazing!

You are an absolute magician with all that crazy harmonies. I love it. So glad I ordered your course.

@NoahKellman

6 ай бұрын

Thanks really appreciate that 🙏 hope you enjoy the course

I love these sounds

" sorry i know i'm saying nice about my own composition, but hey you know what i like it, that's why i wrote it" haha epic! Thanks for ur videos Noah!!

@NoahKellman

2 жыл бұрын

Hahah sure thing, Tadeo!!

Really loving these voicings... they remind me a little of early EST, ECM trios as well as Jeremy Sams music for "The Mother" (especially the tune on the end titles to that movie), I'm particularly fond of cluster voicing and inverting them... I think stringing a melody line through these changes is the key thing.

@NoahKellman

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Neil, I totally agree! A great Melody can justify just about any progression in my opinion.

Very useful thankyou Noah

i like it, and your explanations too, thank you !

Awesome Sir! 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

Noah thanks for your generosity. When you will bring KIEFER sounds?

Thanks again Noah

this guy is the best

Beautiful playing, exquisite compositions and masterful explanations! New subscriber! Now if I can get some of those sounds to come out of my Kurzweil SP6 88, I’d be ecstatic!

Could you do your tips on composing? and how to adapt it to play in a group, be it a trio or any other format. Thanks for all your content by the way, you are by far the best jazz piano educator on KZread.

@NoahKellman

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Diego, appreciate that man. I'll definitely keep that in mind for future videos!

@MoonLanta

2 жыл бұрын

I picked up move in minor thirds....and, move the minor 11 in 4ths

great staff, keep going man..

Thank you Imma steal them😩🔥🔥

Great

Awesome. Your intro reminded me immediately of how bill evans might play. Fascinating stuff. Thanks so much.

music make me happy i like it it sound good

VERY GOOD thanks You 🌇🌇🌇

always the best

I think of that first chord as a triad pair and love it! So any minor chord + the major triad I whole step down or b7 up ...thank you for sharing your keen observations with us all.

Duude thank you ive been trying to learn this style. So hard for me to solo over

This is beautiful. Today I was thinking hard about chords and how I convey emotion with the compositions in my beats. I really like the creativity here. I've got to upgrade from my 25 key midi keyboard

Thaz nice ....

Loved the video! One suggestion I’d personally like to offer is that the background/transition music in particular is quite loud (during describing the video and sharing your advertisers info etc) and would be much less assaulting to the senses and more palatable if it were ~5db~ lower or so. Thanks for the great content!

I don't have to like it, but I love it. Thanks for all this.

Good video

You're so cool! Thanks for sharing. I've been really interested in the sound of these progressions, ever since I stumbled on Alina Engibaryan's music! It's cool to hear you lay out all these progressions, but they seem so random! My ear just isn't strong enough to hear what's going on when the tonal center seems to switch around so much, but at least I have some ideas now.

🔥🔥🔥

Wow, awesome lesson! Made me run to the piano! :) Btw, there's a song by PEDRO AZNAR called "Asimetria", that really feels like the first progression on the video! I always loved that melancolic feel!

No apology required! "Nice" is actually an understatement. Reminiscent of Christian Jacob's compositions.

The moving down in fourths is so Billy Childs haha

Hey Noah, congrats on all the music releases/achievements, the lessons are super appreciated! I'm interested in the new "25 slick Neo Jazz Progressions". I'm not professionally trained in reading standard notation music. I noticed the written chords above in the example sheet music, but these video breakdowns w/(light-up keyboard) are my best method of learning! Is there a video (light-up keyboard) for each key, for all 25 progressions? Thank you! Have a blessed 2022 New Year everyone! - Luther

@NoahKellman

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Luther, thanks for the kind words. Really glad the lessons are helping you. With the PDF, there are examples for the first key in each key. However, the example videos are not in every single key. I actually think that after you learn them in one key, there are a lot of benefits to switching to other keys by ear as opposed to using the visuals if you have the patience as well. That said, the sheet music is useful because sometimes you can also use it as a reference and to check your mistakes.

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

noah! - Lil B

Glad I've come across your channel, amazing playing, thank you for sharing 😊

Hey Noah

number one has some nice Ahmad Jamal vibe to it

Very Owaney sounding progressions

I don't need to watch to like. I will always like your clips. I wish I could subscribe like 100k times... You are doing well boss

Chingon!

You have a Robert Glasper George Duke feel!!! 🔥🔥🔥

Is that first progression really in the key of C? So many borrowed notes but it sounds so beautiful geez

Thx Noah you did great once again great progression i love it...please can i ask what is the midi app to visualize notes and chords u r using? Ciao

Noah it's okay to like your own stuff...lol. I like it too!!

beginner pianist here, I can play the guitar and now want to learn piano (jazz like this). What can I do to train/develop the fastest?

Hello, I live in Venezuela with your videos, I have learned a lot, ideas come to me, but I don't have money to pay, I have resolved with these eternally grateful

@samuelleongadea1941

2 жыл бұрын

@bro yesiiiiiiiii you are TREMENDOUS TEACHER I CONGRATULATE YOU, YOU MAKE VERY GOOD CHORDS

There’s a D maj and a G maj in that E min9 (11)

@omarito0410

2 жыл бұрын

Yup

Hi Noah! What preset are you using on your Nord to get that piano sound? Thanks for the lesson!

ohh, theses are very lovely voicings. very inspiring.... .... is there a lead sheet available ?

Hi Noah, i Like your Tutorials very much. Can you tell me whats the name of the Software you built this?

Thanks for the interesting video, what software did you use that reads and writes down the chords immediately in the top left corner?

@monkvolcano

2 жыл бұрын

Yea I really want to know what software this is.

What would you consider Charlie Browns Christmas piano stuff what type of jazz is that ??

Neo-Soul harmony? Is that what they call it today? Back in my day, we simply called it : George Duke, Herbie Hancock & Keith Jarrett progressions.

Gostaria de ver aqueles movimentos neo soul

The beginning of the video reminds me of the beginning of Debussys ‘a l’apres-midi d’un faune’

If you put the playback speed to 75%, he sounds drunk and slurred, it's hilarious! Fantastic video!

hello you play the piano very nicely please what is the name of this application you play through and it also works on mp3

Lyle... miss him...

MIDI would be a bonus for analysing....or a simplified chord version without melody. Start from the foundation and build.....

Reminds me a lot of Russell Ferrante

i wonder if i could sample from this video in a song... what would you think about that?

The course provide video example of all the progressions?

@NoahKellman

10 ай бұрын

Yes, there’s video for the original key (so one key per progression)