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@samuellsipahutar

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

love the shredding at the beginning haha

I don't know what it is (telepathy?) but when i'm thinking about something, as an amateur i'm trying to figure out some sax-related topic you manage to do a video just about it. Thank you.

@jeremyretajackson

3 жыл бұрын

I believe you have tapped into that same telepathy

Great info. I used to be a trumpet player earlier in life and have been revisiting articulation and trying to apply it to guitar recently. This is very helpful. I appreciate the nuances demonstrated here and that there's more to it than simply accenting the off beats.

No word of a lie you're the reason why I've moved from alto to Tenor. 😎🎷 Love the Caravan and Yardbird suite covers. Hope when this lockdown is over I can go to one of your gigs. Thanks for all the wisdom and advise! 😎🎷 Scott Sheffield UK

Loving your series of workbooks. As a educator it has really opened up my teaching. I also picked up your SYOS piece for tenor, looking forward to trying it out.

This is some of the best teaching - in any area - I've ever come across. Is this one of the benefits of COVID here? Would Chad be putting so much energy into helping us learn if all the gigs were still going on? I'm so grateful - and I'm getting so much incredibly practical help out of Chad's stuff.

Chad LB/Noah Kellman,two of the best teachers on the Net!

Very instructive for an old classicalscooled musician. Thank you.

I love your videos and your determination Chad. I don't even play the sax but I like how you teach

Friend this is what I have been trying to do for years, because I never had a teacher, but just watching it has helped me a lot, too bad I don't speak English.

wow, I was just searching about jazz articulate yesterday, and here you are.

Chad thanks so much this video is very helpful . Thanks so much !!!

The best teacher in the world This is the best class from articulation 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

This is super helpful, thanks man!

Awesome, Toda

BRAVO!!!!THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

Great stuff man!

gracias Chad muy interesante tu video

Top explanation ! 🙌🏽🤩

Great video!

Great ! Thank you✅

thats good stuff . thanks .

Brilliant

Gracias!!!

Hi Chad! Today you are the best in of world in jazz articulations! You are really fast! Would right to say, in the ascending phrases you can mute the up beat. Using the mute tongue technique? Best whises,

Excelent! Great lesson! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Unfortunately, the material is very expensive for a Brazilian musician.

love how you put the key and peele video to visualize a scat singer lol

Hi Chad, to me you are beyond awesome and would be the ultimate teacher.. I would like to find out if you are available for lessons.

holy balls I can't believe you did that with a Parker solo

Strong thumbnail game!

Good luck!

Tío eres Tremendo Maestro que Díos te Salud y te Bendiga en lo que haces. Norman Hernández Levittown PUERTO RICO

Do you think "tip of the tongue, tip of the reed" for articulation? I'm curious to know what part of your tongue is dampening the reed when you do "den." Thanks Chad, this was really great!

Chad, if i'm playing Du - Dn - Du, third "Du" is normally attacked? or it produces when i take my tongue off the reed after the second "Dn"? Should i take my tongue first and attack again, or just take tongue off?Thanks for great lesson!)

1) You are the sax idol for us 90's babies 2) How do I get a "SAXLIFE " hoodie???

Love the shades of Sonny Rollins in your playing

Damn, even his hair is good.

Double time video pls :)

I've picked up this articulation approach just by playing over the years, but never thought it through this clearly. I feel like my tonguing for classical styles has become very slow so wonder if it's hard to go back to a tah or dah for every note. Anybody?

It's not always true about having to accent the downbeats when ascending. Take a look at Coltrane's examples on JazzAdvice.

fluid jazz articulation.....a new branch of musical physics....Cannonball Adderley would be proud

@bill3837

3 жыл бұрын

Cannonball is hardest bopper i ever heard. bop notes be poppin

Amateur jazz bassist here. Any tips on how to apply this to an instrument where the main form of production is with the finger rather than the tongue and the air column? I can repeat the syllables like the drummer you mentioned, but the way forward I see is to learn lines by singing them and then just try to imitate that on the bass. Thoughts?

Hey Chad! One question for you : Is it possible to slow down the forgetting process during a break? I was working on a transcription and during these holidays I traveled to see my family and didn't practice for like 2 weeks. And when I came back home, I found out my fingers had forgotten a lot of things :-S Any tips for me? :)

Not just a prodigy, but a methodical genius...🚬😎🎱🎷🥩🍳& maybe 🍟& definitely a🍺...

Hello, greetings from Argentina, I want to know what articulation Coltrane used?

So the "oo" isn't articulated using the tongue? Is it slurred? Thanks!

What is that Nice neck on your tenor?

Hi everyone! Can we aplicate this articulation to the clarinet too?

@isaiahd9947

2 жыл бұрын

Can't see why not. As a sax and former clarinet player, both instruments have the same mouthpiece/reed structure so you can essentially do the same things, only some things are harder on each instrument because of the difference in the length/material of the instruments and the size of the mouthpiece/reeds.

Man your sound is good Chad. Seems stronger than earlier in the year.

are you able to say improvise over a standard with a metronome, without the backing track so you must sing the chord changes in your head while spontaneously improvising... are those set of skills useful? or do you do it yourself?

@itisnottaken4444

2 жыл бұрын

I think you know that these skills are useful

does this work for other instruments too? (specifically, guitar)

@dynamo5326

3 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure it does 😎

5:09

I asked before but I’ll ask again. You ever gonna get those saxlife hoodies in a bigger size or a taller size at least?

@ChadLefkowitzBrown

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Josh! The saxlife hoodie is available in XL here: bit.ly/37qkYCk. Let us know if you need anything else!

You should go 100% Phil Woods on the hoodie and put, "how's your sax life?"

Is the „den“ technically the same as ghosting a note?

@alejandrofigueroa3629

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is

11:05

Instead of seeing the bebop scale as adding one chromatic approach note to a major (for example) scale, you could see it as adding four approach notes (chromatic or diatonic) to a major 7 (again, for example) arpeggio. I find this way of considering that scale less random :)

@kennethreed8746

2 жыл бұрын

Yea but the first way is easier to explain to amateurs

Chad,. Could you teach how to actually do that technique for a person that doesn't know how to do it . what you're talking about first you have to know how to make that articulation. To do the exercise correct?

Lol this is the video Chad links in his tinder bio

Chad is a thirst trap confirmed

@song4night

3 жыл бұрын

Chad is a beast!

That looks like a young Stephen Colbert at 3:30.... was that him???

Do be doh ba dab a dah be doo dabba a dabby doooooò. Fred flinstone articulation

He look like Julien without glass in hand

So on the basic up the bebop scale to start with: you tongue doo then you also tongue den all the way up? It sounds like on the den here Chad is not really tonguing much. I'm not sure what he is doing on the den here really. Yet.

5:08 5:23 5:36 5:54 7:15 7:20 7:28 7:41 8:00 11:06 15:35 15:40 17:39

Am I the only one perplexed about all this articulating the down instead of the up beats for that ascending scale?

@maxml415

3 жыл бұрын

Nope, I find it super odd

This is pretty weird and reductionist tbh. Articulation is something that many of the legends approached in personal ways. For example, clifford brown and freddie hubbard were both insanely swinging, but had very different articulation tendencies. I disagree with the one size fits all implication in this tutorial

Obby dooby dooby dooby doooo

dood'n doo den