Too good! Great lesson!! What would BB King do? Yes!!

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

Rick Beato thanks Rick! 😂

@crimfan

7 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure that following Rick Beato got me to this channel, but I'm really glad for the KZread recommendation engine in this case. These two have some of the best jazz material around, really clearly explained. You guys should team up!

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

Rick Beato I'm glad you did! Thanks so much for watching! Rick is making wonderful videos!

@kewlfonz

3 жыл бұрын

What would BB King do when Rhythm Changes get's to the bridge??? Give the Tenor Sax player the 'nod'...

@webstercat

2 жыл бұрын

Rick is a new breed. Always entertaining…

As an 18 year old Blues guitar player 45 years ago, I had my life ruined by Leo Kottke's 6 and 12 String Tacoma record. After 10 years of playing an old D-28 12, I put it away. I picked it up again 3 months ago. Cruising the Internet, I came upon your craft. All my memories of my old man and his 78's of Louis Armstrong and his Hot 5 came back to me. I'm playing along to your BeeBop tutorials and having the time of my life. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

You are full of joy and music, It's delightful to watch your videos, as a guitar player, I'm learning a lot from you and you also make me laugh, thank you Aimee, you're the best!!❤

Wow! Everybody struggles with hitting as many chord tones as possible while stumbeling through those rapid rythm changes - and you just melt it down do good ole blues and sound so much cooler! Btw. You sure got an AMAZING groove in your fingers!

"You gotta know.. how to play the blues . " and ARCH that eyebrow ... 🥰

Another excellent video from Aimee. So informative and demonstrated in a clear, concise " no nonsense" manner. Terrific.

Thank you so much for this, Aimee! Can't wait for part 2 :-)

Really great stuff for guitar players . Particularly appreciated the full musical notation you did on the other Rhythm Changes video. It’s a big help for those of us who don’t quite have your pitch. Thanks

Thanks for sharing, love the emphasis you place on "singing" those lines.

Aimee, I'm a guitar player and I'm "STEALING" some of ur licks (what I've learned, actually from u)-hehehe...thanks Sis.

Thanks, Aimee for all your Rhythm Changes Videos. Helped me a lot. Started with Root Position 'OOmpa 2Feel plus Melody', then I learned the left Hand Walking, then Right Hand comping in Section A and B. Then I treated myself with that cool Ending you demonstrated in the 'Accompaning yourself' Vid (to show off a bit). 4 Weeks, daily, many Hours... Now I'm here and I dig your great Feel and Taste. Classic bluesy lines and no cliché cocktail style. Cheers, now back to 'what would BB (or Albert or Freddy) King do'!

Awesome Aimee! Sounds great! Thank you.

Wow! I've been 'stuck' when it comes to the blues having come from a classical sax and lead sheet reading tradition at the piano (folk songs, hit parade...). I think my next move is to put together a bass line for Rhythm changes and take it from there with melodic clusters, like what I see you do in this video. Though I'm not a singer, I will try to sing what I play. What you offer in your videos is super useful and inspirational. There might just be hope for me, after all...I think. ;) Thanks!

as always finding a clues to fit the groove line as you are tend to forget the limits of scale but root line flowing through on your playing. thank you so much from the guy in seoul.south korea !!!

That's better of anything I looked before. I'm desperately trying to play the blues on my violin after be trained for classic music in my youth....you're are very inspiring! Thank you!|

I love your videos, you are going too deep into the songs, you inspire me, thanks!! :)

I just watched a few of these lessons. Fantastic. Thank you so much.

such a great teacher!! the art of breaking down the chords

Great video. You inspired some bluesy ideas. Thank you so much.

I'm enjoying your videos and learning a lot. Thanks Aimee!

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

Karl Ettinger you're very welcome, Karl!

amazing musician you are. love your videos. thank you.

Thanks for your lesson.love your way of teaching. Really inspiring!!!!

You sound so good, thank you

Cool lesson, Great stuff to work with here, Thanks !

Wow! Just what I need. Thanks again, Aimee!

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

Marty you got it, Marty! Thx for watching!

i'm nowhere near this level, but I am still managing to learn from your videos. i love the way you teach in a cool and fun way ;)

This lesson is exactly what I needed!! Thanks so much Aimee ^_^

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

+Jonny Kim wooho! 🙌🏼

You and this lesson are amazing!

I'm new here, cool introduction... It may not be a part of the lesson but it's also a great example of the use of space. Very nice, thank you.

great lesson, you are helping a lot of people

6:34 the rhythm that "and we're gonna move through different tonal centers" has is a pretty great blues lick.

You are amazing, generous. I like you a lot. I am following you on Instagram too.Thanks for all the classes.

I too am a Jazz/Blues Guitarist and have learned a lot from your lessons. Thank you

@AimeeNolte

6 жыл бұрын

Thx, Al!

the first melody i ever memorized for rythm changes is the theme for the great old cartoon show the flintstones. The whole theme is based on rythm changes. Its not the blues,but if you grew up on flintstones it should be easy and fun .Yaba DabaDoo!

Beautiful, Aimee - from beautiful Aimee!!

Great work Aimee

cant wait for part 2. bebop soloing is something i need more work on :)

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

nezkeys79 soon!! :)

amazing, thanks!

You are so hip Aimee! Thank you~ :D

Lol, perfect! "What would B.B. King Do?" on a bracelet. I want one for Christmas. Thanks for creating this video!

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

Mark Semsel lol me too

This reminds me more of Grant Green that BB King. What would Grant Green play? Grant Green uses these sorts of phrases that sort of 'drag' behind the time feel. Check out GG's Blues for Juanita. I'm feeling some of your phrasing like it's almost a quarter note triplet? There's 6 quarter note triplets in a bar and obviously 8 eighth notes. Quarter note triplets are therefore only 25% slower than regular 8th notes - A quarter note triplet can be morphed to sound like it's a 'lazy' 8th note. Cool phrasing. I love this type of phrasing where certain notes are 'dragged' behind the feel or lag behind the feel - very, very cool sound...

You have internalised the lines very well, that is the hardest part

We love you so very much. :)

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

Sanja Markovic oh maaaaan. ❤️

I’m in love with you musically!!!!!

So good!

I am learning the head to Confirmation, played the blues lick in bar 5 and instantly recognized it from when i heard it on this video! Think I'm starting to internalize some bop language :)

@AimeeNolte

6 жыл бұрын

Nice!!

Thank you Aimee!

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

Carole Hague you're so welcome, Carole.

Awesome!

You've reinvigorated my desire to play. Took piano lessons for years dispite still not being able to read music. The only teachers in my area basically just taught sheet music. I never really learned scales or chords. I'm really excited to pick it up again and look forward to learning a lot from you. Thank you ❤

Brava! Wow

Thanks for sending me the pdf of this video lesson, I really appreciated!

Thanks for cool aproach to music, helps me coming back to the roots and the groove of things. Instead of playing as complicated and fast as possible. I promote your channel on my channel. Best of luck, peace Andreas

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

THE JAZZGUITAR CAVE that's so nice of you! I went and watched one of your videos. Doing great! Thanks for reaching out!

a fine job, madam. walking bas, i like it, too.

I loved your working chords vids.This is good,but I wish you would do modern pop songs

You're So Cute! I Really Enjoy Watching Your Talent, Your Ease Of Teaching And How You Enjoy What You're Doing. Thank You. I Am Really Learning A Lot From You.

Wonderful lesson thank you Aimee. Do have the full notation for the bass line you use. I nearly worked it out LOL

❤😂🎉 Soulful

How would Eric Clapton play through a cycle of 4ths/Bridge??? - With extreme difficulty...

Loved it! Although I do not understand much English, I can assimilate what is happening .. I am from Brazil :D

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

+Miridiane Lordi muito bom!! 😍

Thanks !!!!

WWBBD. an instant hit! I can see it now, blue bracelets!

Excellent,,,,,,Marry Me!,,Love the accent as well,,,,,,,Oh, hang on I'm getting carried away :-)

"Blues for Aimee" Cool! I'm gonna have to learn that!. WWMD? (What would Miles do?)

What a woundefull lesson and inspiration to create and recreate bluesy lines. Thank you so much! It seems to me, that the left hand should walk 'alone' without so much thinking about it. I would like to study it, so I beg You to write it down for us students, please!

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

Christian Heinrici I did. Lol look for it. It was about a week ago I think! :) thanks for watching, Christian.

how about some tips on rubbing the belly and tapping the head, the infernal left hand right hand conundrum

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

Jacobus Scheeres great idea! 😂

Hi Aimee, love this video series. Can you explain a bit on how G is part of the E flat and B flat blues scale?

@AnandaGBrady

4 жыл бұрын

G is the 6th of Bb and the 3rd of Eb

What feel!!!

Omg yes. Female musician. So funny. Great teacher. So stoked I just found your channel.

@mollycavanaugh6593

7 жыл бұрын

I laughed out loud at WWBBKD

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

Molly Cavanaugh lol I'm glad. You saw that I did too!

hey, extra cool videos. i was wondering if you could do a video on how you are able to play on piano exactly what youre hearing youre in your head? ive been able to transcribe certain melodies and sing them prior playing ect, but it takes a few tries before i get it right. thank you so much!

@AimeeNolte

5 жыл бұрын

Many of my videos are about this. Maybe you can look up the one called point and sing

Nice lesson! I'm wondering that do I need to have a perfect pitch in order to play exactly what I've heard in my mind. I'm learning blues by myself at the moment but struggling with soloing. Thank you!

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

Nutjaya Aramkul have you watched my "point and sing" lesson? I'll bet it will help you...and the answer to your question is no.

@AdamOuissellat

7 жыл бұрын

No but you need a good ear. Ear training helps EVERYTHING

Starting right now! I play classical and blues. This is the next step. I will see how long it takes me to crack it. Wish me luck

"What would B.B. King do!"

this amazing, tutorial of walking bass line?

Hi Aimee, was wondering in regard to jazz parlance, when the b5 went out of fashion and why? I'm seeing and hearing #4 as part of the terminology now, and I'm curious as to the thinking behind it? :-)

@AimeeNolte

6 жыл бұрын

It just depends on the notation. It’s not out of fashion. We usually see it when talking about a dominant chord, but if we are talking about a major chord and a more Lydian sound, we talk about Sharp four.

Say one were to set out to learn a few standard tunes on these changes, what would be five progressively more difficult tunes to learn by ear / transcribe for practice?

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

+Tim Byrne oleo, anthropology, Lester leaps in, rhthym a ning, moose the mooch

I always wonder why in most compositions and most piano players prefer to rhythm with the left hand, often... I'm writing a set of new piano compositions, but as single oriented guitar player I can compose without such restrictions I see a lot of habits in keyboard videos. Although I'm a 0 player and a piano lover. What Ive figured out past some months is the invisible hands, a kind of third hand to strike on middle gap or a bass chord during intervals, again even without playing...

@AnandaGBrady

4 жыл бұрын

Wha.... ?

we guitarist call it getting it down in the dirt

Very nice playing Amie! Are you using the major blue scales and mixing in the minor?

hi Aimee can you make a video about phrasing. They say it is essential for improvisation. Can you make an example of a non phrased line and a phrased line to differentiate it. How to practice phrasing as a beginner, exercises to improve phrasing. The other one is a topic about embellishment. thank you.

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

mergeband I made the video called, "common jazz licks and how to phrase them. "See if that one help to you! Embellishment is another topic, and I will address that soon. Thanks so much for watching!

Was waiting for the C, b3 ascending chromatically to the 5... boo ba da be di bop bwee dooiii (end with b3-3 glis to 1)

WWBBKD What would BB King Do? I love it

shit i love that camera angle

What would Aimee do :)

Good video. But what did you mean by the term “hard bop” at 5:20? My understanding of hard bop was a movement bringing more dance friendly rhythms and bluesy sounds into bebop.

@AimeeNolte

10 ай бұрын

It’s a jazz movement. You can wiki it and learn better than I could explain in a comment

@daaronr

10 ай бұрын

Thanks@@AimeeNolte, I have done. I was just a bit confused because some people seem to use the term to refer to extremely fast and melodically complex bebop music, perhaps because of the word 'hard'. In fact, if anything it goes in the other direction. I'm sure you are aware of the correct interpretation but your comment at 5:20 might have given people the wrong impression. But maybe this is jus tmy pet peeve, so sorry to hard on about it.

Blues is the Sauce! Its raw emotion no head shit just ass. Combine the head with the ass and your correct its Magic!!

Nice.. the rhythm changes don't seem so challenging with the blues over the top.. its all just the blues i guess like Miles said.

This question will exploit my ignorance, but are blues lines considered bebop? I'm not sure I know what bebop actually is, definition wise. When I think bebop I think lines like on Donna Lee or I've Got Rythm. So, at the risk of looking stupid Aimee, could you define bebop for me? I come from a country/gospel background so this explains my limited knowledge somewhat. 😜 Thank you

wouldn't BB bend🤔

@4:01 That's what she said.

@rumplemusic6536

7 жыл бұрын

@4:20 That's what she said. We're done here. ♪ ♫ ♥ R ♥ ♫ ♪

@AimeeNolte

7 жыл бұрын

+Rumple Music 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Haha hilariously hip! Not to be taken as blues (cheesy) for anyone wondering, this is hip blues within jazz!

I didn't think you'd use the word "bluesy" ...

I know what BB King would do. He'd ask, "What would Aimee Nolte do?" ;-)

Aimee, some of your videos suddenly seem too advanced

You rememed

BB King switch from minor and major thirds like no other (plus many other things)!! Because of His taste..and also He can bend strings...you Keyboardists don't!! Anyway great Video, ciao from Italy.

I would like very much if you just keep playing. You are a good teacher, but - what would B. B. do? He would play ;) And you just have so much zen or presence in your voice, I hear a whole big band in just your right hand end your voice - plus the rhythm feels, how shall I put it, just right. I follow you on the tube for just the groove. No mistake, it's just right. A danish musician and writer said, when a samba is right, there's nothing you can say about it. But when it's wrong, there are hundreds of suggestions that come to mind. Or something to that effect. So I guess what I'm trying to say is, when you speak I have an opinion, as a musician. And most often I agree and learn good stuff. But when you play and sing, I have nothing to say - I just wish you wouldn't stop. So please, do a session, if you like, with just that really sweet sound and that increadibly cool feeling! You are the Norah Jones of jazz with Count Basie in your voice, full of presence like Joao Gilberto & Stan Getz. I very much enjoy it, in case of any possible misunderstanding. This is NOT about you looking as good as you play, this is more like a request for the latter, as the former is out of reach of common sense ;)

wow please let me say that you're a girl to be married immediatly bravissima