8 Sick Diminished Licks for Jazz Piano

[@GUPRPEET-Singh]

The great Chopin loves these diminished patterns and runs❤️

[@alvodin6197]

Old comment but, Ballade op 23 no 1 :)

[@copernicus99]

You are a wonderful teacher and resource. I've been playing jazz piano for many years and I've already broken through several creative plateaus thanks to your videos. Much gratitude!

[@NoahKellman]

Makes me really happy to hear that! Appreciate the comment

[@tamistone2632]

Beautiful 1950’s movie music sounds

[@Guzmanmusicalservices]

Saludos 🇩🇴

[@dr_excalibs9960]

This helps very in my piano improv in gospel music thank you!

[@OM-md6ki]

I been looking for this sound for 3 years bruh. Super Ravel and outside jazz sound

[@peterodemero6121]

Thank you sir

[@SSMA10]

Maravilloso! Thank you Master!

[@NoahKellman]

You’re welcome, Santiago!

[@janscott602]

Excellent tutorial. Thx.

[@mariolopes4157]

Thank you, also! Is it possible to slow down a little bit. 😊❤😊

[@TheMessiahTS]

Thanks for this great content. Diminished licks sound so movie-ish.

[@NoahKellman]

You're welcome, Raphael! Glad you enjoyed it. You going to try some of these out?

[@ojacobsen3727]

Thanks Noah, gonna practice these!

[@a.dejesus792]

Excellent. Its given me a lot of ideas.

[@ksorkopzumi8176]

Wow play so amazing

[@GUPRPEET-Singh]

You are awesome ❤️👍.. super helpful video

[@netto_info]

Thank'u, master! Very good!

[@BF.highlghts]

thx bro

[@luisfonseca2792]

Just WOWWWWWW!!! Thanks a lot. Need classes from you!

[@richardsprince6980]

Hi Noah, just discovered your channel. Great stuff. I’m a vibes player trying to develop my piano playing. We learned in school to use the diminished scale, or “ whole step, half step” scale, starting on the flat, nine of a dominant chord. In this video, you seem to be starting on the root, like you’re basing the exercises on C diminished rather than D flat diminished. Can you clarify this for me?

[@sibusisomalumane9129]

your content never disappoints....much appreciated

[@nicolasmaduro5230]

Muy buen maestro. Gracias camarada!

[@NoahKellman]

Gracias!!

[@davidmiller3652]

Love these symetrical harmonic colors & the tone trail that lingers... Very creative delivery ideas Noah !

[@danieloliver3664]

Good diminished philosophy. I like your lessons man!

[@optimistray1]

Great content as usual Mr. Kellman, I will have to pick this one up. Bless.

[@NoahKellman]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@molochlight]

Fantastic!!!!!

[@rexchidgey7911]

More motivational gems... Wonderful tutorial Noah

[@NoahKellman]

Thanks, Rex! Glad you enjoyed it. You going to try these out in the new year?

[@paolosignorile6137]

great!! name book diminished ? grazie

[@chriswright2553]

Awesome, thanks Noah. Happy New Year

[@ossomusics]

Hi! Just discovered your channel and music. I'am a bass player, but your piano stuff is really great to develop jazz awareness and skills for all musicians interested in subject. Subscribed! :)

[@NoahKellman]

Sorry I missed this. Thanks really appreciate that 🙏

[@Artistimberlake]

Yep.... there it is

[@alp9020]

Happy new year Noah ! 🎉👍

[@gabenew1]

Thanks again Noah! Love these run videos

[@NoahKellman]

You're welcome, Gabriel!

[@남남고양이]

고마워요♥

[@zlatkodraskovic5532]

Brutal😵‍💫

[@danielhicksmusic]

Awesome stuff. Love shedding these patterns. for sure grabbed the whole PDF hopefully there are some more goodies

[@NoahKellman]

Thanks, Dan! Appreciate it man. Hope you enjoy it, definitely a challenging one!

[@starrybenchstudios]

Back at it again

[@NoahKellman]

Of course!!

[@ChristianneNeves]

GORGEOUS!!! Fantastic as ever

[@NoahKellman]

Thanks, Christianne! 🙏🙏

[@donnacarlton8011]

Thank you for the tips! I appreciate them a lot! God bless you and a happy new year!

[@NoahKellman]

Thanks, Jessica! Happy new year to you too, and thanks for the the comment 🙏

[@ajavrik482]

...Danke Sehr!Es ist super...!!👍

[@victoriacali176]

Muy bien explicado! Gracias.

[@febinbgeorge3449]

Thank You❤️❤️❤️

[@NoahKellman]

You’re welcome, Febin! Thanks for the comment.

[@jazg9725]

Thank you!

[@NoahKellman]

You’re welcome!

[@gheryj.a5160]

what had been hidden was finally revealed..thank you bro

[@lukeweston1234]

Dope af. Could you drop an altered dominant video

[@NoahKellman]

Sure thing will keep that in mind!

[@youttub7850]

Happy new year bro!

[@NoahKellman]

Happy New Year, Julio!!

[@theofficialdowbrain]

those are definitely sick diminished licks

[@NoahKellman]

Glad you dig them!

[@theofficialdowbrain]

@@NoahKellman Love your channel! So much great content and I love the piano diagram above your hands. Thanks for the great stuff!

[@yoz2k25]

KZbin algorithm sent me here so gonna hit that like 👍

[@NoahKellman]

Thanks, much appreciated :)

[@alijahtaylor778]

Insane

[@sysmch]

Great another thing to distract me lol!! Great stuff.

[@NoahKellman]

Hahah that’s my specialty, thanks Cooke!

[@rickyperson4927]

Sweet. These exercises are taught well without all the extra talk. I'm glad I found you.

[@djnoy842]

Wow thanks! Seems classical pianists use this technique, correct?

[@NoahKellman]

Not sure! I would imagine some classical composers have used this technique to create patternistic runs in their compositions.

[@herveyav428]

👏👏 Sounding Amazing.

[@NoahKellman]

Thanks, Herve!

[@seanmagruder9545]

always looking for ideas on what to play over altered 7ths, this is clutch

[@NoahKellman]

Yeah man this should give you an endless supply of ideas 🤪

[@DavidRosario69]

I could swear I've heard these all over old Columbo episodes.

[@NoahKellman]

Hm haven’t seen it but very possible!

[@thewoodys_surf_instrumental]

Your right, very Columbo sounding.

[@AIRTIME96]

Yo you just unlocked some shit in my head my dude, deffo worth a sub, cheers dude

[@NoahKellman]

Hey glad to hear that, and thanks for the sub!

[@alvodin6197]

I can't find the course, what is it called, can someone help me? Thanks you so much

[@alvodin6197]

I found it, thanks anyway

[@riccagiaco]

That Rapsodia in Blu lick

[@NoahKellman]

Hey Riccardo which one do you mean specifically? Would listen to where it happens in Rhapsody In Blue

[@riccagiaco]

@@NoahKellman i haven’t listened to it in ages, but at the very beginning there’s a diminished piano run. I’d appreciate if you could put notes for the licks in the video please

[@mauriceravel4084]

Intro Sounds ravel !!

[@abdulnafi5286]

Nearly whole tone scale?

[@youttub7850]

Just licks with the c diminished scale right

[@NoahKellman]

Right exactly. Each lick is a pattern moving up in minor thirds.

[@Maxi.Ledesma.musica]

Subscribed, liked, all of that and i dont even play piano 😂😂😂 thanks!!

[@NoahKellman]

Thanks, Maxi, much appreciated! Glad to have you as a subscriber, and Happy New Year!

[@josemelendez9948]

3:01 *Moonlight sonata 3rd movement intensities*

[@GUPRPEET-Singh]

Yeah man. I also thought the same👍

[@andyscott5277]

I feel like this is all over the soundtrack to the first Predator movie 😅

[@dulistanheman]

It will take at least a year to do that. I'll better practice right now.

[@NoahKellman]

I bet you could do it sooner than you think 🤔😃

[@dulistanheman]

@@NoahKellman that's very encouraging 🙏🏼 Thank you master.

[@andreswaringer1476]

BRUH!!!!! WHAT THEEEE FUCK?! I CAN'T DO THIS 💩😂

[@NoahKellman]

You can do it just need a little practice!

[@petertarsio7168]

You play too fast to grasp what uou are doing although they are great idea. Slow it down and do a slow mo presentation. If you stay on one lock demonstrate it over a few times instead of whizzing through everything.

[@NoahKellman]

Hey Peter, you can actually go into the KZbin settings and slow down the video so you can see everything more easily! Appreciate the feedback