Jacob Collier Just Keeps Blowing People Away...

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[@CharlesCornellStudios]

Please excuse me while my head explodes listening to these extra thicc spicy chords. Also, check out the discord- dsc.gg/charlescornell

[@Dogical]

Hi

[@2-5-1master5]

You are excused

[@jaydandasilva3756]

Hey

[@baghouse2678]

hewwo

[@laboon344]

Thoughts on Bo Burnham's inside Charles ?

[@Dexter26958]

"These key changes should be bizarre....but they're not..." Jacob Collier in a nutshell.

[@Azamra18]

Exactly!

[@Singlesoap]

Truuuu

[@Cangaca777]

Jacob himself said in a awesome conversation with Eric Whitacre: "- There are no wrong decisions in music. there are weaker decisions and strong decisions but never a wrong one" : )

[@vadim4252]

@@Cangaca777 But if you are writing Fuxian counterpoint parallel fifts are very much a wrong choice.

[@Cangaca777]

@@vadim4252 I think the point he wanted to make is to not be afraid to explore different approaches. to be bold and to not get stuck by standards, conveniences.. to not be predictable. That's why Jacob's music is so fresh.

[@RdiSongs]

Charles Cornell is that guy that we all amateur musicians wish to have a very cool conversation at a party or something

[@spanzotab]

this is a very good description

[@ronaldsanfran]

A party where we're standing at a piano

[@douglasharrington1250]

He says what I’m thinking in a better way and with words instead of mumbles, seems like a great fella

[@hlokomani]

Facts

[@STSGuitar16]

@@ronaldsanfran yeah, and we’re usually befriending the random dog who is also at the party instead of other people lol

[@Hdave95]

Me, a non musician and can't read notes or understand music theory: Ah yes, of course, B#minor sus 69. What a beautiful chord.

[@sarahw5693]

LOLLL

[@nibyafternight1983]

Me, doesn't understand music theory or have a wider knowledge of it: What's R. Kelly favorite chord? It's A Minor.

[@vanadium8865]

@@nibyafternight1983 Yikes. That’s hella dark

[@pedroscoponi4905]

nice

[@l_goonzone]

S U S

[@ashleydecurtis3170]

When he said “ya know?” I didn’t know. But I liked that he knew.

[@rachel8538]

😂

[@nibyafternight1983]

Ah, yes my favorite band. Jacob and the Colliers

[@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435]

I like Jacob Collier, but I love Jacob Collier more than Jacob Collier.

[@thepeterone]

The Collier, Collier, Collier and Collier Band

[@DeusFidelis777]

Some people are decent at cracking a good joke. Most are bad at it. This…was absolutely hysterical. Kudos to you, sir

[@tuwubah]

reminds me of Bella fleck and the Fleckstones lmao

[@shoobaloobabobdingalingadong]

The band is okay, but jacob does most of the heavy lifting.

[@TheMc0we]

I dont really understand what he is talking about, i just like hearing him figure out the chords lol

[@isaacsmith1653]

I like your funny wooooords magic man!

[@nikibronson133]

Lol

[@adamfernandes4269]

You are not the only one

[@benshanahan2295]

I play piano and have tried jazz but his vocabulary is beyond me

[@andersrahm424]

Samesies

[@xandercorp6175]

You know a musician is on another level when he needs a ding sound for his causal one-man rendition of his own hit and flicks one of the multiple Grammy's hanging out on his keyboard.

[@ZZubZZero]

"Oh yeah lemme just make my first album in my bedroom, entirely solo playing everything myself, and win a Grammy with it. No problem."

[@AlexGeek]

An instrument that literally only a few people on earth can play

[@PiercingSight]

Day 250 of asking Charles to get an overhead camera for his keyboard playing.

[@ZZubZZero]

Yes please!!

[@CarlosERamos-ey1lj]

I second this

[@jwlsiee]

adam neely style?

[@dansaunders1655]

Forizza

[@UserI10]

Please man ffs

[@ethanliu3722]

I was just amazed how Jacob did the whole performance in one take

[@FishStyx]

that what live music is my man

[@3urobob]

@@FishStyx Getting the timing right for each individual Jacob (including the bits inbetween songs) is impressive though, and the fact that he speaks to himself. That's highly impressive, and far more than live music. Dude is a creative genius

[@madhavraghu]

i mean, it's pretty easy, he just has to use his human duplication machine

[@Kai-fb1ol]

@@3urobob I would assume that while he records a new Jacob he's listening to the recordings of the other Jacobs.

[@isahamilton01]

@@Kai-fb1ol …I think we all already figured that much. He absolutely would have needed to have the audio for the separate takes to have any chance at timing it all right, it’s the extent of detail that makes this so impressive. It had to have been planned out in full with the dialogue between songs timed to perfection. Genuinely mind boggling how he pulled it off

[@JHRS]

As a dyed-in-the-wool “metalhead”, I can say that I’ve learned more about keyboard, music theory and “jazz music” watching your videos, than I’d EVER learn on my own. I originally subscribed for the memes, but when you went *this* direction with your channel, it opened my eyes to a whole new level of musicianship. Thank you for that, Charles!

[@carsonpearce5980]

“Jazz music” as if its some abstract inexplicable concept of reality, I love it

[@leshine5973]

@@carsonpearce5980 so truu

[@MarsLos10]

I can 100% relate to this comment

[@joshuaeffendy9892]

You can’t say you’re a metal head without listing your favorite bands!

[@JHRS]

@@joshuaeffendy9892 Man, I’d be typing for an hour just listing favorite metal bands, lol! Not to mention the country, and the R&B, and the pop, and the rock, and the 80s hair metal, and nearly everything from the 70s… I’ll tell you what. I’ll list a “top 3”, but that is in NO WAY, my “actual top 3”! 1)Meshuggah 2)Vail of Maya 3)Lamb of God. Actually, I *just* discovered this awesome Siberian metal band last week called Millstone. So.. There’s my top 3 1/2!

[@tegidgj1272]

I wish he'd listened to 'he won't hold you'

[@Mathias9n]

I CAME HERE TO SEE THAT IM SO SAD :(

[@Christopher-md7tf]

That's my favourite song from this set, such an intimate version (but maybe not as much crazy harmonic stuff to react to)

[@PicassoSensei]

Glad I found this comment before watching. That’s the only song I came here for

[@chillprod.1755]

Honestly same!!! I hope he sees this and does a part 2!!

[@joelikesthings]

@@Christopher-md7tf There definitely is

[@b0unce805]

Jacob releasing “all I need”: Kirk Franklin: ayo hold up.

[@daytk4203]

There too similar

[@gregorycrump9010]

Love Theory!! Lol

[@jacobmcdougald4787]

Glad I’m not the only one that noticed that immediately. Charles should react/analyze Love Theory.

[@emmettmccleary4946]

i was about to post this lmao shit bears more than a passing resemblance

[@samueleyk9942]

YES.

[@Dankflamio]

My mans really just used one of his Grammys as a bell 1:33

[@petersparker]

The thing I've taken the most heart to from Jacob is when he's offered, in various forums, that there are no wrong notes, everything works with everything. It's a profound concept which he cheerfully and regularly demonstrates with ease, like falling out of bed in the morning. But for us mere mortals it makes music eminently more exciting.

[@murraynatkie7490]

"What feels like a four, y'know?" I don't know but please continue .

[@ciangrant3042]

I don't know why, it just... does though

[@Brad5161]

A four resolving to a two.

[@Rombizio]

Jacob is not a regular multi-instrumentalist. He is a master of all instruments. His drumming is insanely good.

[@nanashipersonne4151]

It is? I think it seems good, but I would not say insanely good.

[@GeoBurdo]

Man, nowhere near the point of being able to make much sense of this BUT, this past month I have been genuinely learning and applying music theory on the keyboard and vocals...and last night picked up a bass for the first time and was able to immediately play the basics even with some transitions because I've learned so much already. I haven't been this focused and excited on learning something in a while, and I am rapidly picking it up and looking forward to being able to understand these things to their fullest. I love listening to Jacob just because I can't explain any of it, other than it somehow sounds right and his understanding of theory is incredible. Thank you!

[@pmgcls11]

Hey, good job! Keep at it and have fun!

[@elton6031]

that's awesome, great work!

[@delsings]

That's fantastic! I'm learning too but my brain isn't soaking in theory so well. By ear and trial and error is largely my mode of existence. XD

[@Mr.TeETH78]

@@elton6031 that was my thought as well! Awesome!

[@emiliomartinezlopez1311]

I'm in a really similar situation. Been learning theory for a year now, applying it with the piano for 8 or 9 months and it really helps you develop your musical sense, versatility and skills way faster. It's amazing and exciting when you notice your progress and start to understand more and more. Jacob's beautiful music is really helpful in that way, really fun to explore and inmerse yourself more in way to understand it better. I feel you, dude.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Charles: That's what sets this stuff apart, it's just so like... ✨y i k e s✨ this is getting out of hand, now there are two of them

[@dansaunders1655]

You again

[@scrambone6091]

Elvis Costello: Talking about music is like dancing about architecture. Charles Cornell: hold my beer while I dance circles around this structural blueprint.

[@adenmcdooflez]

Oh my gosh, Charles' piano playing is so amazing to me. Even when he's playing casually I had to rewind the video multiple times to listen to a few parts over and over again. Immaculate vibes.

[@rome8180]

This is my favorite Tiny Desk Concert ever. "He Won't Hold You" is stunningly beautiful. Gives me chills every time I listen to it.

[@ShaggyFPV]

I rewatched that video (for the 5th time) an hour before you uploaded this. My favorite detail is the mirror on the wall which actually shows both drummer Jacob and piano Jacob.

[@starrybenchstudios]

What really gets me is the banter in between songs. I’ve seen videos of people multiplying themselves (Jesus Molina Collective) but it’s the little bits of timed conversation that gives off the strong impression that there are ACTUALLY that many Jacobs in the room

[@TheThem81]

He’s so so good. I’m trying to go see him DC.

[@quinnrehkemper1213]

I got tickets for his world tour like last year man I'm so excited!!

[@LH-pj4cx]

@@quinnrehkemper1213 Me too!!! I‘m seeing him in Vienna and it’s actually the opening night of the tour. I can‘t wait!!

[@laboon344]

You're going to see him district city ?

[@reharm_reality]

Oh man, I got tickets to see him in May right before the pandemic started, I completely forgot about that! Gotta go see him live sometime, I'm so sad I couldn't last year.

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

Well when you're in a room surrounded by music, you might as well make use of it

[@toothpastemanreal]

Thanks Kim Jong-un.

[@fredrikdagsvik7863]

Hi Kim!!

[@toothpastemanreal]

@LoS fan 🙌🏾 It takes a lot of work being a god, let him take off some stress boi.

[@drakewheeler8698]

Fantastic breakdown! Love the fact that you aren't shy in not knowing whether or not the answer you have given is correct, and I think we may never know unless we can pick apart Jacobs brain.

[@eerovahtola8170]

Jacob Collier might be one of the most talented multi-instrumentalists. But I absolutely admire your piano skills and how you pick up, analyze and demonstrate all these things from music. It's mind-blowing.

[@BigBash70]

Finally Charles I’ve been waiting for you to analyze this one. This is my favorite tiny desk and everytime I watch I find something new

[@bennyjones1502]

Oohh yes!! Great reaction. Would love to see a visualisation of the MIDI that you’re playing so I can visualise the chords better 😆 I know there’s some software out there that can do it. Keep up the incredible work, Charles! Absolutely brilliant 💖🙌

[@KaffeinatedENT]

Beautiful Chords always make me feel like smiling, running, crying, and passing out all at the same time.

[@TheReal4th]

Man, i used to listen to this so much and it never gets old. There's so much going on harmonically that it almost never gets redundant when listening to it repeatedly.

[@crazycrazycrazy4434]

I‘m really impressed by all your musical knowledge - i still hope i‘ll become a jazz pianist myself oneday…for so long i keep listening to people who already are xD

[@OldschoolDT]

I would love to see a breakdown of Dirty Loops - Work shit out!

[@Nixenji]

Oh yes, or Next to you, or Coffee Break is Over, or any Dirty Loops... 😁

[@missrobinhoodie]

YESSSS!!!

[@primaryforest]

I feel the beginning chord progression of All I Need is deeply influenced by Kirk Franklin's Love Theory. Definitely check that out. Such a funky groove.

[@JXter_]

The two are extremely similar! They are in the same key, too. Nice find!

[@lukerose6957]

Should do a breakdown of Bo Burnham and how he uses music within his set

[@Xeroc_]

I second this. But it might be a little too simple. Actually not sure tho I'm a guitarist lol

[@lukerose6957]

@@Xeroc_ I’m not necessarily talking about just the chords and music theory but how that works along side the emotions that he’s trying to convey but I do agree in terms of complexity it’s nowhere near Jacob Collier levels

[@Xeroc_]

@@lukerose6957 well said 👏

[@deikay5414]

You singlehandedly introduced me to Jacob over a year ago and now he is my favorite musician of all time thank you so much Charles

[@Mag_Nus32]

Quality video, this channel's getting really warm and fuzzy nowadays, love it. Charles if you're ever bored please make some jazzy piano backing tracks for us guitarists to jam to, the way you vamp is particularly lovely.

[@RadioBluesPR]

This was an amazing breakdown! So much to digest. Thanks for taking the time to do this and teach us!

[@augustobergamim]

I was blessed enough to watch Jacob Collier and Snark Puppy at The same night at Cascais Jazz festival 2019.. a night to remember!

[@idhott]

I totally agree with what you said about people needing to acknowledge how great of a pianist he is. He has a such a distinct, expressive touch to how he plays. I love it

[@hien512]

I wouldn't mind a hour video of Charles just talking about Jacob Collier

[@ramblinevilmushroom]

I just wanna say who ever edits your videos is great.

[@thejacobjames]

Thank you!

[@Stigvandr]

Hey Charles, any chance you'll be talking about Bo Burnham's Inside in the near future?

[@Coryjackberry]

Thats what im waiting for!

[@andymalbon6286]

Yes please

[@nicholaswouters1203]

YES PLEASE ! Would be interesting to hear your thoughts on the tracks from Inside - especially "Welcome to the Internet" and "White womans Instagram"

[@SergeantSkeleton]

Dunno if it was my comment that did it, but I love that you chose this! Next you could do Anderson .Paak and The Free Nationals Tiny Desk concert. That’s got some really good stuff there.

[@DocTommy1972]

Charles, you've really grown on me during this pandemic. I was watching from funk groove time, but this past year has opened my eyes. you're the equal of any musician on KZbin. my comments weren't always complimentary, but I assure you that the negative comments were rooted in jealousy rather than reality. don't stop doing what you do. you stay safe.

[@achenarmyst2156]

Great, great. We need more of these breakdowns. Jacob is already giving generous insight. But it‘s never sufficient. 😁

[@TMachine21]

I only half know what you're talking about, but I love just hearing you explain these things. I could do it for hours.

[@cadenkratsch3057]

This might be my favorite Tiny Desk show of all time. It's so good, considering a lot of Jacob's releases are more saturated, crispy, and more pop centered (production wise). This is more stripped down and feels more natural, almost as if this is how it was originally meant to be. I like all of these versions better than the actual tracks to be completely honest, there's a lot more feeling behind it. Charles does a super good job explaining/talking about this performance, super amazing show and a super amazing breakdown!

[@asfand157]

I AM LEARNIKNG so many new thhings having my guitar with me while watching these videos is the best thing i could have done

[@gretareinarsson7461]

I´m so happy having recently discovered Jacob Collier. Most definitely a GENIUS😊

[@chaschmerscholucasaege]

Omg yes, I love this one, looking forward big time to you looking at it :)

[@yatzermatos1435]

I see that Jimmy from the "horrible to amazing versions of happy birthday" video was inspired and is now playing some piano. I'm glad you chose this path, Jimmy!

[@evanelliott8231]

Jacob’s guitar skills are also off the charts. “The sun is in your eyes” is such a beautiful and skillfully written song.

[@Dankflamio]

I’ve been waiting for this video! I’m so happy 😁

[@JoblessMonk]

1:33 Jacob uses one of his four Grammy's as an instrument

[@IshanPandit]

My God well observed!

[@louisemaaree]

Love his tiny desk concerts!!

[@lukatrutin2356]

Such a wholesome channel. I love it

[@woolfel]

you just melted my brain. I'm self taught on guitar and haven't studied theory in 15 years :) Jacob is doing some coool stuff

[@isahamilton01]

It’s incredible hearing a logical explanation of how this music sounds so right, yet so unfamiliar. Truly some insanely high quality stuff. So creative and so intelligently done.

[@rickwoods5274]

The most impressive thing in this concert was the impeccable sense of rhythm in Time Alone With You.

[@stijnvanrijsbergen8255]

Honestly, the most insane thing to me is - if you take as read that the takes you're watching in each corner are what you hear (as in no edits, tuning or overdubbing after the fact, neither of which seem to be going on, video&audio are perfectly sync all the time and I don't hear tuning) - that means he's performing these takes one before the other - and one of them FIRST. I mean, HOW? There are massive stretches of rests for all instruments - is he counting it all out, absolutely nailing vocal harmonies and groove/timing to parts he hasn't even played yet? (I mean, he could use guide tracks for his first part, but even then, nailing every part PLUS vocals all in one go is absolutely insane.)

[@rickwoods5274]

I'm almost certain that the leftmost one is played/spoken first, because that Jacob leads all the spoken interludes and is _mostly_ doing _something_ during every part of it. It also _feels_ like the "easiest" part to play without any auditory melodic/harmonic context from other parts. I'm sure he used a click track at a minimum when recording it.

[@crieverytim]

Left jake would make sense. But certainly exceedingly impressive. What did you mean by i dont hear tuning'?

[@stijnvanrijsbergen8255]

​@@crieverytim Well, even with near-invisible-if-you-do-it-right tuning software like Melodyne, there are still certain subtle tells that something is tuned. (For context, I produce/mix/play professionally in the pop/rock sphere, Melodyning vocals is a weekly activity.) There are things a voice will just naturally do when singing that get skewed when 'corrected', like having slightly different intonations of the same note depending on which vowel is sung (twangy sounds like aa/ee/eh are usually a bit higher due to how they're formed), or if they're in an ascending or descending phrase, or they can be slurred a bit if it's a fast line - not to mention just actually playing with intonation for emotional effect (ya know, going bluesy and shit). On top of that, the movement between notes gets screwy when the distance changes (the leaps get fractionally more rigid - giving it a synthy thing). I don't hear any of those things happening, whenever he doubles himself it's really tight pitch-wise, but not 'locked in place', so to speak. Everything tells me these are just incredibly good performances (for an example of 'if you're gonna edit like this why even pretend to play live at all', check out the Bieber live videos in Paris). Adam Neely had a good video where he Melodynes classic vocal performances and it gets...strange... if you know what it's supposed to sound like. Anyway, hope that was what you asked! Dunno how well-versed you are in music production of course. Have a good one! x

[@crieverytim]

@@stijnvanrijsbergen8255 ahh! of course. you know, i'm not sure how i didn't compute thats what you were saying. maybe if you said 'fine tuned' ..but yeah, i'm familiar w melodyne. i'll have to check the neely video out - i missed that one. but thanks for taking the time to explain that and the kid is a prodigy, so these kinds of feats are par for the course! i'm still trying to get my head around his 5 against 7 video, lol. cheers

[@TURBOMIKEIFY]

I sure wish I had time to sit down and learn the piano, man! I have so many wild chord progressions stuck in my head that I don't know the name of that just make sense in my head. Your channel is crazy! I love how you love music just like me! I just wish I had someone who had the same amount of love for it as me to talk to. I just want to speak music, but everyone around me doesn't get what I'm saying, and it's frustrating.

[@wallacehermesdorff7517]

Love Jacobs music...more vídeos about him, Charles, please 🎶🎶🎶🎶🤗🤗🤗

[@dujakharry8336]

Going to a concert next year in Berlin! JC is the musical GOAT!

[@michaelmoccio2225]

I'm gonna need to watch this one a few times to digest all of it lol.

[@shammerHammer]

I love the instrument he uses at 1:34

[@bobbyjohnson4730]

I'm a simple man. I see Jacob colliers name, I click

[@almosthuman4457]

1:30 are we not going to talk about the use of a Grammy as a bell. He actually uses a Grammy award as an instrument.

[@zachpike1773]

Greetings from Colliersville, NY

[@magicwood2360]

I like to dabble with all instruments as it reminds me of my first passion skateboarding, there's a million different things you can do with it and the feeling behind it is amazing. Thanks for sharing your passionate feeling with music 👌🤙😁

[@sagefirman1391]

so 2 things. The craziest thing about this video is what it took to make it. I mean the video part of it is very easy. And for sure he likely already had a recording of guide tracks for all the parts so was definitely listening to a full mix when recording all the final live individual parts. But each part had to be a single take performance and to get it so perfect and tight over multiple songs (with banter even) takes a singular talent. and 2: He makes interesting and strange harmony work so well I think because of his intention and confidence. Stuff that may sound off when someone else accidentally comes across it work so well when he deliberately goes there with intention and purpose. He's a generational talent for sure.

[@ZRisyad]

Jacob: [plays literally any chords] Charles: whoo

[@player197SD]

Thanks for that video man!

[@noellavina543]

Love the videos of charles just fangirling over jacob collier🤌

[@MrMarshallMan3]

Wow, great breakdown!

[@fedioragaska6043]

Charles talking about Jacob is what we need to lift up our life everyday

[@fisheranderson2597]

I've literally (figuratively) been watching this tiny desk concert on loop all spring!

[@thestitchguy8115]

All I need is his favorite one of his tracks right now

[@JJpugle0n0]

I was waiting for this one

[@nubia5767]

It's just mind-blowing

[@vincenzot2138]

ive been waiting for this video

[@10kscipioblr18]

What he’s doing in the rhythm section is also insane btw

[@rudyskagirl]

I love this song!

[@pjcappaert]

You should do a video about Jacob Collier's "Fix You" rendition. It's really great.

[@kensuzuki4580]

Thank you for introducing Jacob Collier to us! Such a talented artist!! I’m hooked!

[@BrandynMakes]

Man, Jacob is taking our generation of musicians to the next level of what it means to harmonize and take our ears to a new planet.

[@LucasLacqua]

that intro is me everytime I listen to any of these geniuses, like JESUS

[@_sirreginald]

Was really digging that straight shaker over that swing rhythm at about 9:55...

[@AGoodVibe]

Jacob is the future. Every time I hear a new tune or cover of his, I am more and more convinced of this.

[@tinker2217]

I love this song

[@timbeaton5045]

Interesting that you make the point about the ear not worrying about, or indeed "hearing" the rapid key changes, when Rick Beato has also just done a video about a Sergio Mendes song Never Going to Let You Go (" The most complex pop song...") which pretty much qualifies for the same idea. A shifting and odd set of key changes, that never jars, because the melody skims over the top in such a smooth fashion that you really don't notice the rapid shifts in chordal underpinnings. Worth looking out for!

[@wes0759]

11:20 I was waiting for this chord for so damn long 😩

[@metalsalsa]

I'm convinced that he cannot stop a video without going "hOOO!!"

[@ryanaiden]

Charles, I am gong to put this on every appropriate video but please please please do a 'Jazz musician reacts to Zappa'. I think there is enough of a musical anthology there to be considered a genre haha. He is by far one of the most interesting musicians/artists of his time, and his self taught attitude in everything, theory, to playing, to orchestration, is inspirational. I know it would be a hell of an undertaking because there is so much to actually cover about his music philosophy and it may be controversial, butt that would make one hell of a video too. feel like he brought about the same kind of beautiful dissonance to the culture of all music that Jacob Collier is currently doing. Just thought it would be worth a mention, even if its doesn't happen. Thank you for keeping generations intrigued by music, you are doing such great work and I appreciate it beyond brother!

[@musomaster9027]

The drum in front of him is called a RAV Vast - it's incredible

[@nathanaelhahn4795]

I love that Jacob doesn't take his recordings too seriously. He's willing to take a song in a completely new direction, instrumentally, harmonically, etc.

[@martinpaddle]

2:25 exactly! I'm not that much a fan of his music (too dense, cringey lyrics, the voice) but I could listen to him improvise on the piano all day

[@alanaduran9045]

I gotta be honest you are the first teacher I wanted but I can't afford it. Couple bucks for me is rent. But I learn so much watching your videos and I still feel like I'm learning. I don't have socials but I'd love to email you stuff I've written

[@daniellepantaleon1541]

Hurraaaaay!! 💗💗💗