Break Up The Pattern!

[@marsantos81]

just basic theory but turns out to be my favorite kind of music

[@HenryYust]

Ikr these guys gotta write something

[@WorkMostDays]

Same

[@aguilarrojasoctavio4402]

Progressive be like that but with the audio description off

[@PianoDentist]

That Ebmaj7 at the end of this progression is so sweet.

[@deadfisher0000]

If I'm not mistaken that's a 2 5 1 with a tritone sub on the 5.

[@psyarts8687]

@@deadfisher0000This is not actually a tritone sub as the chord is major not dominant. Tritone substitutions are always dominant. Theoretically, this is more like modal interchange borrowing the b7 major from the relative major’s mixolydian scale. That’s kind of a heady way to think about it tho, just think b2 major. Glasper does this type of stuff all the time

[@bobwilkinsonguitar6142]

Sounds Phrygian to me

[@psyarts8687]

@@bobwilkinsonguitar6142 D Phrygian is the same as F mixolydian which is what I was getting at

[@bobwilkinsonguitar6142]

@@psyarts8687 Excellent! I didn't wanna count, or I'd have tried your way lol. Modal interchange!

[@igormajdandzic7587]

never stop doing these videos. I dont understand them half of the time, but boy are they entertaining and fun. thanks

[@RobMills-gj3lz]

"When you're really cooking" you ain't lying. Always such great content. Thank you.

[@charisamartin2152]

The bass and drums are locked in an insane pocket every one of these videos 🥰🥰🥰 We are here for all of it!

[@benams]

Love the drum notation at the beginning !!! And this harmony … I always viewed flat 2 major 7 as a strong position in a cadence not a weak one before the “one chord “ here D minor or D major .

[@saudude2174]

Guys from Open Studio play a few chords and it sounds like a masterpiece again. I love watching these haha.

[@kareyreuben3869]

I could listen to this all day.

[@Christian_Tpt]

Y’all never cease to impress! Just by watching a few of y’all’s shorts and videos makes me a better pianist!

[@wcproductions2024]

The eighth note and sixteenth note arp sections are like 90's to early-2000's Jazzy Hip Hop/RnB beats. Loved IT as an aspiring beatmaker/producer.

[@LucenProject]

I just want a video game level where this is the background music and as you get closer to the goal of that level, this progression happens. Pushing you forward in March to the final conflict emotionally, but also because you become engrossed in hearing how the music will evolve next.

[@ericwinter4513]

Whoaa beautiful changes! I could listen to that all day.

[@michaelhackethal8187]

Hey Adam, I took the liberty to use this beautiful progression for a little piece that I dedicate to my father who died couple days ago. Thank you for these wonderful inspirational videos. Very helpful for me as a piano newbie. Much appreciated!

[@phrenetikillo]

I'm kinda addicted to these leasons. Great music while learning is amazing.

[@krzysiekczajkowski427]

That chord progression though... gorgeous!🎉

[@nuggert]

Your playing style really speaks to my ear and inspires me to pick up my instrument nearly every time! Thanks for that

[@SydnieStilwell]

This has been on repeat in the background for over 30 minutes now... I love it.

[@LucenProject]

I'm ready to buy tickets to their KZbin Shorts recording sessions!

[@michaelhackethal8187]

Oooh, this is soo good, I've been working on it for hours on end. Thank you, Adam, and your super-cool combo!

[@stephenwithaph1566]

awesome that you showed the bass player doing the same and diversifying his rhythm

[@sleepyheadmemes]

upright bass is such a beautiful sounding instrument. Possibly my favourite tone out of every musical instrument

[@TCtomc]

this is one of the most beautiful things i have heard lately. So simple, yet beautiful. As always. Love you guys...

[@CWBella]

Super subtle cooking along by drums and bass. Perfect complement to Adam's playing. These guys plays together locally as a trio; they are so ion sync!

[@Leo.McFadyen]

Very hardworking group!! I love this 🙏

[@methodman5639]

I love the edit on the drum notation transition

[@davidhuffaker4559]

I ABSOLUTELY Love this Channel !!!! Merry Christmas 🎅 and Thank You soon much !!!

[@kenyu7651]

Thanks for bringing online courses to another level. The world is better with your team effort. Thank you.

[@NicleT]

That chords progression is so touching and full of hope at the same time. What a lesson!

[@DangeroudDaisyDillinger-qm6on]

love this dude, teaching with the band great for context. Plus nice set!!

[@diiken]

Every single second of this short is perfect

[@asingjr]

Wonderful. This is pretty freaking sweet. Builds up. Has a nice time and mix

[@laurencedurham8322]

Just getting into harmony and this is super helpful. Thanks for putting the score on screen too!

[@MikeySaxMusic]

Dude, you’re on fire… so happy I found you!! Keep the shorts comin’!!!

[@laborlimaetrio6691]

Siete FANTASTICI!!! un grande abbraccio dall’ITALIA!!! … you must listen GESUALDO da VENOSA .. un nostro grandissimo maestro… molto avanti !!!siete fantastici comunque !!! W la Musica

[@vichowemusic]

I wish I could “like” this, like a thousand times. Just fantastic.

[@nataliehernandez5427]

This video was either meant for me to watch or simply just perfect timing 🙂

[@TheFreerunner58]

He said "When you're really cookin.." Love this!

[@BobMazzo]

Sweet ! The ending D major was unexpected but sounded beautiful. 🤟🎹

[@ZorbaTheDutch]

Picardy third

[@liljefelt]

Love this too! The format is absolutely spot on ❤

[@yassineayoub7940]

This is epic! So glad I came across this channel, you guys are awesome !!

[@BRASSFanaticOfficial]

This channel is a huge resource for me! Thanks for all you do!

[@azzurrapadovano2875]

Lovely. One of the best lessons ever 💕🎶✨ Happy practising holidays 🎉

[@qualitydag1]

WONDERFUL and tasteful!

[@southsidesavage8849]

Guy with glasses carried this ngl. On point.

[@averygottshall217]

That was really hip, sounded like a Mehldau tune.

[@samcrowther3942]

Brad mehldau covering radiohead, like knives out

[@eriklaroi8]

Exactly. I thought of paranoid android first, then I saw your comment and yep

[@UkuleleAversion]

@@samcrowther3942This is immediately where my mind went.

[@jensclarberg6419]

Reminded me of Avishai Cohens stuff

[@averygottshall217]

@@jensclarberg6419 I'll never forget in 2018 I saw Avishi Cohen with Gently Disturbed at the Blue Note. One of the most memorable shows of my life. I sat right behind Mark's kit. Right before Covid too. What a beautiful time in the world. Anyways, that music changed me and I really miss the renaissance of art happening in NYC at that time. Hopefully it comes back soon.

[@ramsingivargis6616]

Thanks to the rhythm section. Drummer ✔️

[@DelayedJet]

EbMaj7 is so good. You'd normally expect it to go to an Amaj, or something. Reminds me of something Thom Yorke would do.

[@AaronLacasse-z2f]

You mean Ab? It'll strongly resolve to F and Bb as well, and Thom Yorke might take it to G or C EbΔ7 to Dm is from the phrygian mode

[@LiabilityCreations]

No, he means end the cadence could end on A7 resolving back to the Dmin. Puts a nice cap on the progression to keep if from perpetually descending.

[@AaronLacasse-z2f]

@@LiabilityCreations ah true, I thought it was a typo. Similar to a Neapolitan chord then

[@brianthecryinlion]

What an excellent video. Love this! Thanks.

[@lynklynks7246]

Dear Lord please record a full song of this...please?

[@Onemanband410899]

Agreed!!! 🕺🏻

[@raitisvein]

Reminds me of the beginning of Emotional Storm by Avishai Cohen (album Continuo).

[@GraffityRevolution]

@@raitisvein Thank you for that suggestion, I was searching for similar sounding music, and this scratched my itch!

[@ej8736]

I can hear thom yorkes vocals just in the back

[@chisomokaposa103]

This progression is so sweet

[@schaschuschascho]

Brilliant!!! Thank you.

[@Epithom]

It took me 2 days to figure out what this progression reminded me of and it seems to be minorified Canon in D by Pachelbel

[@SoundHealer93]

Some of your best playing I've heard!

[@bri4579]

Yall are so damn good at this, man

[@bend3rbot]

Oooh, that's what Ben Folds does, but I never have heard it illustratively demonstrated! 😍 You guys are very special friends of jazz.

[@mrbrown6421]

As a retired software engineer, he is 110% correct. Very good. Thank you.

[@Sugarsail1]

As a retired accountant, he is 111.94321% correct.....what's your point? Your comment has no relevance to music.

[@finley6942]

@@Sugarsail1 from wat ive heard there's a lot of similarities in the technicality between software engineering stuff and music theory :D

@@finley6942 Yeah that's bollocks. As a non-retired software engineer: being good at coding or anything related to software has absolutely no relevance to an opinion on music or music theory.

[@frankiethetiger5748]

I love you guys so much. You make me want to play my piano every time I catch one of these.

[@PrinceofArfon]

That was so satisfying just to listen to.

These are so good!

[@alfredoooooooooooooooooooooooo]

omg that major at the end

[@YourWelshRaptor]

Tierce de Picardi / Picardi Thirds are always a treat!

[@LifeCoachatHeartFjeld]

Wonderful share❤ thank you😊

[@Celery7]

Eighth note into sixteenth reminds me of some Nujabes songs

[@carlosnavajashans8629]

completely agree it sounds so similar!

[@JamiesCameras]

I'm obsessed with this video

[@raymondquinn4529]

That's amazing piano. Really like the way the drummer uses that swear letter word, dymanics.

[@indocesare14]

Dude casually dropping that D major at the end like it was nothing 😳😳

[@RafaelNelvam]

the picardy third at the end... *chef's kiss*

[@michaelcope9501]

Your mix is so sublime. Wow!

[@Pensive_Scarlet]

I, uhh... Nice cinematography. Genuinely.

[@feliscatos4435]

i love your videos. very important theory lessons, done so creatively (and fun😎). I sit, watch and listen, and hear myself say “oh yeah…, right i forgot about that. Or sometimes just ooohhhhh!

[@Chesterton7]

Yes. Brilliant breakdown.

[@plootyluvsturtle9843]

these videos are educational but honestly i just enjoy listening to the music

[@machinist18]

your shorts are next level THANK YOU!

[@ikrammaududi6205]

These shorts are amazing Short enough to watch, but long enough for me to practice

[@twinovie]

Great, great video!!!

[@jdbroome8125]

Fantastic !! Happy Practicing.

[@stasbolotin4562]

It's so obvious and simple and therefore beautiful. Why can't I do it that way?.. Makes you feel doomed.

[@k.e.d.jr.5210]

That was one of those Videos that made me stop scrolling through shorts because it won´t get better than this for today

[@harpsichordjass4670]

I appreciate that the bassist also increased his complexity. Not to be outdone. I see you, sir.

[@doctorc-ton1099]

That last few seconds reminded me of Kit Downes' Jazz music, like on "Quiet Tiger".

[@manzelllyles1804]

An unexpected Picardy Third ending is always nice. 😊

[@IsacBohm-he6vy]

That last bit was just a whole ass solo!

[@michaelbonesmusic]

when you really cookin - what a line!

[@NoaNizan]

Love your content so much!

[@max2082]

Sounds like a song that would be awesome to rap over.

[@don__hector7845]

i like the quarter notes,chill

[@JG_512]

Amazing groove

[@CODENAMEDERPY]

Every single one of these shorts the bassist moves me.

[@tomjoad1363]

Would you mind put this on Spotify ? I could hear it in loop all day long.

[@oDucking]

Love you guys! This one is especially cool

[@NoobieLandCity]

only needed more talking rhythm and I were gonna be stuck in an infinite loop, still hypnotizing loop I liked

[@philmckenna5709]

Thanks for doing some of this more basic stuff!

[@KoalaBandit223]

Sounds like Pachelbel having a saucy night in Paris

[@HealingWord_Psalm107-20]

Great way to explain this concept!

[@Robert_A_Keyboards4948]

Nice jam🎼🎶✨🎶🎹☑️

[@sasukesarutobi3862]

The progression reminds me a little of "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover" by Paul Simon or "God Put A Smile Upon Your Face" by Coldplay (especially the version on Mark Ronson's "Version").

[@iamdanharley]

* Heads straight to the Piano *

[@arianhagen]

How did you mic you piano for this?

[@RM-gm7lu]

You were "Really cooking" the whole time

[@wabbit_07]

Bro that bass player is insane

[@paulb7459]

Tellement bon !!! S'il vous plaît mettez sur très vos vidéos le détail des notes ❤

[@skullguyonline]

Bring this kinda "work" back... this is how good music is made. Don't forget timing/dynamics (how hard/soft)

[@diynevala]

These shorts are always so pleasant to listen, yet so short to keep enjoying - I'd like to know what genre might suit me best? Jazz sometimes goes too... too much, I'd say.