How to Listen to Jazz

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[@gruforevs]

I feel bad when I find youtubers like this who have stopped making videos long ago but theyre so good

[@dangelmrn3782]

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[@hayi8957]

that's a shame whenever you do. It's great Walk That Bass hadn't stopped making videos though

[@connernyaa1198]

Theyre making videos now!

[@elvirjade4742]

I am actually of the second group (want to challenge myself). I can listen to absolutely anything and like it. Jazz is the only form music that I don't understand at all. Like abstract art pieces. People can spend hours talking about it, all I see is someone who had a heart attack with a paint brush.

[@HaricotPointu]

I feel a bit less alone now, because I feel like I am tone deaf when I'm trying to understand jazz. Although I listen to and enjoy so many other musical genres. Same as you, I want to get out of my comfort zone. Did you improve your understanding since that comment?

[@micahscanz]

@@HaricotPointu try Snarky Puppy. They’re the ones that got me into jazz

[@joshuavalentindrums]

When I started to listen to jazz i did not get it. the first song i got was miles davis so what. check it out. and check a video analyzing the solo. promise youll like it.

[@TheSteelDialga]

Fantastic video!

[@thiswaswurm]

My first step to acquiring a taste for 𝔽𝕣𝕖𝕖𝕗𝕠𝕣𝕞 𝕁𝕒𝕫𝕫.

[@alexli493]

You literally make the best jazz lessons on youtube.

[@priyanujpancake6159]

This is really inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing your perspective. Almost any and everything that I’ve learnt about jazz so far is from your channel. If I’m stuck somewhere I always refer to your meticulously organized videos and I find something that helps me out every single time. Thank you so much once again.

[@marinduque-theheartoftheph]

Great perspectives; greatly appreciated!

[@OtRatsaphong]

Thank you for this lesson, especially for the tip about transcribing solos, and the list of jazz musicians to listen to at the end.

[@hilarytoussaint7295]

Super cool video good for everyone. Thank you so much

[@davidatkinson-lifematters4826]

Brilliant explanation. Well done.

[@saketg5954]

Fascinating!

[@KhanhNguyen-wp5yt]

would really love it if you can analyze a jazz song so we can see what each member actually did

[@joaoaugustodomingues719]

I loved that!!! Today, for the first time, I listened to jazz. I started by listening SEVERAL times to Giant Steps, by John Coltrane. It was EXTREMELY confusing, i didn’t understand anything at all. I will listen again and pay more attention to the soloist and the conversations... but as you said, perhaps I should start with something lighter

[@cmcasadoiro]

Very useful, thank you!

[@banchyy09]

Hey man, really great stuff here. Did you ever do a Harmonic Minor modes video the way you did for Melodic Minor? You went through MM chords, as well as what's actually seen in practice. I'd love a round 2 but for HM!

[@aslazaimi5824]

Bravo bischero :) great video

[@compemos804]

I've felt lost my feeling of sublime as I learn more about music in recent years. I didn't find any idea or cure about my feeling. Do you know any resource about this feeling? Thanks for sharing your knowledge and passion. You're one of my favorite youtubers.

[@LinusE]

I think listening to more "advanced" things, or more challenging music will help with it. I know friends who are very well versed in music theory etc that listen to more challenging stuff and they're like reborn again.

[@thegreymonk4993]

My biggest problem with art, and jazz specifically, is that art or music shouldn't rely on the observer's experience with previous styles and context. It should stand on its own. If you have to force yourself to enjoy a piece of art, music, or literature, than what's the point?

[@georgethebugeater7950]

Humans naturally like what’s presented to them. Things they grew up on and understand. In order to enjoy other cultures and arts, you have to have the ability to want to learn to love things. Some things take a certain understanding to enjoy (that any one can grasp if they try). Humans have to learn to enjoy things that they aren’t used to. Some things take a deeper understanding to enjoy and that’s why jazz is seen almost as an underground movement these days, whereas in the 20s people listened to jazz everyday; children listened to jazz. Everyone had their interest at the end of the day. I like a good fast food burger, but the same way an accomplished musician would say that certain music is lazy and uncreative; a Chef would say the same about eating at a fast food joint. Most people don’t care, but I’m not going to argue with the chef if he says it’s not high quality.

[@awsumpchits]

okay, so i think i got it. it goes something like this: 1. be a life-long professional musician 2. something something something tap your leg am i doing it rite?

[@NomeDeArte]

Is a common fear, that if you "know" then you can't be original or appreciate the art, but to me, is only a fear, never happens in real life. I never met anyone that say "since I learn harmony or how to read notation, I can't enjoy it anymore", but met lot of musicians or aficionado that bare with that fear.

[@zeantonio_]

8:11 - central park west?

[@tubagussuryatin7234]

Do you know...in sundanese music...that flute, yes flute its made by bamboo...that jaaazz !!

[@thejoker-go3fh]

Bruh im not a real musician but i just enjoy jazz. There is somethig about it that speaks to me

[@childintime6453]

I started to listen in a pretty weird way 😂 At first I didn’t enjoy the bird but I loved Ornette Coleman, Eric Dolphy and late Trane. To each his own I guess

[@Symphonicrockfran]

Childin Time Jazz is a vast world!!! There is something for everyone! I usually listen to Hard Bop, also Cool Jazz, Afro-Cuban, some Post Bop, but I can’t get into Free Jazz, Classic Fusion, and Modern Jazz.

[@shamanlama8]

A shame he stopped making these Come back!

[@taejun9017]

can anyone tell me why you need to listen for II V I's? I'm learning a piano, and my teacher hi lights the II V I's (I ran out of of money so can't ask her now). Is this because its like a device, you know something new is coming?

[@umarmars47]

Finally finished your Jazz playlist. Are you australian??

[@WalkThatBass]

Haha, well done. The certificate is in the mail. Yep, I am.

[@Cethical]

What’s being played at 5:38? I recognise it

[@paleontologi485]

Moanin' by Art Blakey

[@DrDavinchi]

im not an english speaker, why do you say "to challenge themselves" instead of "to challenge myself" or "you should listen jazz to challenge yourselff

[@int3533]

Follow that top line or you’ll find yourself lost 😆

[@kuzmajacek]

Any art and music in particular is to trigger emotions, excite, boost energy. If you need a masters degree to understamd and appreciate music through its complexity, then there is something fundamentally wrong with this music. If someone appreciates a music through its complexity and by breaking the harmony down to pieces, the person is just a snob. You should feel the music not have to understand it.

[@tylerdurden69420]

I listen to jazz because I like to do heroin.

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[@cyrusxa8021]

Imagine having to have a tectorial to listen to music smh