Reharmonizing 'Christmas Time Is Here' - Neo Jazz Piano Tutorial
Here is a full breakdown video of Noah Kellman's full, reharmonized version of Christmas Time Is Here, using Neo Jazz-style harmony, voicings, and chord progressions.
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This is GOLD mate. I am 51 and have been watching Jazz tutorials from before the Internet on VHS video tapes so I have seen a LOT of tutorials on this subject and I am not exaggerating here but you are an absolute Master at teaching it and believe me I know what I'm talking about. Lots of people will loke your teaching but I have been right round the block and listened to probably thousands of tutorials in my lifetime and the way you explain things is top drawer mate. You just simply know your onions mate and anyone who watches you should be very grateful because guys like you are very very thin on the ground. There are lots of good players but not many who can really teach it and give out the golden rules.
This is gonna be GOOD
This is lovely!
Very nice. Love it
this is pure gold
Thank you Noah for giving us the tools. Great video man.
Excellent and useful information, presented in a really clear and engaging way. Thanks Noah :)
lowkey genius level explanation, thank you
Learned so much! Thank you man
Your reharm videos are awesome. Thanks a lot.
Genius
crazy!!!
Merry christmas to you and your family noah!! Thanks for another great tutorial
Love this Noah. Will definitely learn to play this. Naming suggestions: 1) polychord Bsus4/Ebm, or 2) Ebm(b9,b13), or 3) Bmaj7sus4/D#
Oh cool yeah...I’ll do that. All of it. Thanks
Nice Noah!
Fabulous reharm Noah! I call that mystery chord a B add 4/D# - this voicing pops up in choral music a lot these days. Cheers!
god I love this reharm
Wow, this is so nice! How do you actually come up with these chords? Do you just improvise until you find something you like?
Excellent visual presentation, and great to hear your thinking process on chord choices for reharmonizing. As for "the chord" at