Learn Jazz Vocab With EASE - The Secrets To Decoding the Overwhelming Info in Online Tutorials

[@felixtani4030]

Think Kenny Werner’s approach is the best. One line (that you like!) at the time, one voicing, one rhythm, one tune etc and don’t move on to the next before until you effortless mastered it. Sing the lick is great btw!

[@rik-keymusic160]

I kinda quit jazz for a while… I don’t know is i will come back to it… i love to listen to it but I don’t know if i love the process to play it… i hear so many great musicians that i don’t feel like I’m relevant. Some are so advanced that it seems impossible to reach that kinda level 🤷

[@Nn-uh2kb]

It's not about being the best, it's just about having something to say. If you keep playing, you'll eventually find your voice and have something to say. Then people will enjoy listening to you

[@mapzitm]

Noah, it seems like you know me for a long time, because you really described what I am struggling with for so long. Thank you for putting my head straight. Great video!

[@NoahKellman]

You’re welcome, Marc! Happy to help

[@maxperson590]

Come on Noah, u r using your vocalcords the right way, dont have to apologize. In my opinion this is the right way to learn playing what u hear in your head. I'm a singer and love to scat and I think real improvisation starts with playing or singing what u hear right in the moment. I think Jarrett is a good example for this, using his vocalcords as a support to bring his spontaneous ideas to the piano. Thumbs up 4 this lesson.

[@NoahKellman]

Thank you, Max! Agreed- vocalizing seems to really help build that connection. Appreciate the thoughtful comment 🙏

[@kencory2476]

I think that another way to staunch the flood of online information is to latch on to a few teachers you like, and follow them regularly. If you get bored with one of them, or if you think they're not at your level, just unsubscribe. They want you to hook up with them forever, but that's not what YOU want. Excellent lesson, Noah, on how to internalize a lick and use it on the bandstand.

[@dstrongcrowe432strong6]

This was absolutely brilliant!! Thanks, Noah!!

[@justinwilliams3201]

This is my Favorite Lesson!, Please do another lesson on integrating certain Theories to your musical Vocabulary! It's extremely helpful and needed.

[@NoahKellman]

Hey Justin, sure thing, will keep this in mind!!

[@curtpiazza1688]

Great pep talk....thanx!

[@dop3keyz]

Thank you !

[@thisnameistoolong9169]

Thank you so much for this. A lot of times I've felt like an idiot because I just can't wrap my head around these concepts. I have no jazz background so a lot of the things discussed in videos just go way over my head.

[@NoahKellman]

My pleasure. Definitely no reason to feel down on yourself- most of us feel the same way! Happy this video was helpful

[@noamkogos8921]

Thanks Noah, this is so helpful! I am alaways puzzled with the question how to take this know-how and make practically useful for my pkaying, and your advices here are true gold!

[@NoahKellman]

Glad it helps, Noam! Thanks for the comment 🙏

[@brokensubaru93]

Thanks for this awesome video Noah!

[@NoahKellman]

Sure thing!

[@KenLauber]

You are the internalization master! Thanks!!

[@NoahKellman]

Sure thing, Ken!

[@dietrichhusemann]

Ein sehr gutes Video!! So übe ich meine II-V-I Verbindungen! Jeder Kanal wird trainiert. Das Ohr, das Hirn, muscle Memory und die Augen wenn sie die Finger beim Spielen beobachten. Alles in einem Rucksack und bei der Improvisation wenn ein Kanal ausfällt springt ein anderer ein und hilft. Ein ganzheitliches Training! Ein sehr gutes Video!!!

[@theargonath7938]

I was literally thinking about this last night while practicing after being tired after a full days work.

[@NoahKellman]

Totally understand. I think so many of us experienced this! Myself included, even though a lot of the time I’m the guy making the tutorials with too much information 😅

[@theargonath7938]

@Noah Kellman to be fair, you have so many good videos that I want to take from and work on but Im just not good enough yet to fully implement, so I really need to just take a few and focus on those and not worry about all of them.

[@tedturner03]

Yep!!! Thanks for making the is video just for me! 🎉😎

[@davidolahmusic]

Great video. A lot of thruths there!

[@tasdude3227]

OOOh I see thank you man, thank you very much I realise now I've been doing this (even if Im at an extremely low level of course) cuz I'm very stubborn and lazy and I've difficulty learning licks and stuff but when I encounter one lick I play with it a lot and not doing the classic exercise and then suddenly appears in my play in strange way (maybe melodicly maybe only rhytmically) Thanks man, Now you are giving me more drive to learn!!

[@NoahKellman]

My pleasure so glad it’s helpful! 🙏💪

[@MarkEisenman]

at 4:30, "Musical practice TRIAGE" is was I call that process.

[@victornocellimusic]

Grande Noah, cuando las plataformas te obligan a producir material constante con click bites para mantenerte a flote se valora tener este tipo de reparo, la misma tecnocracia va ir generando anticuerpos a la publicidad en las personas. Gracias por tu dedicación, saludos desde argentina

[@tarukaja8]

Hello, thanks for your video. What is the software you are using that makes the chord you're playing apprear ? (ex : you pressed G D Bb and C, and "Gmin add4/11" appears). Thanks.

[@maplefoxx6285]

Yes my brain is boggled with all these scales and notes, and i'm learning orchestration next. Send help. Thanks for your videos, i'm still not the best player, but I learned a lot of good knowledge here.

[@kylemoyo2224]

hey Noah, thanks for another extremely useful video. i was wondering if you’ve heard some of Elijah Fox’s stuff? he uses some amazing arpeggio techniques and beautiful modern textures. the way he harmonizes his progressions is also unique…would love a break down if you’re interested and ever get the time!

[@mattdubovik3082]

Great video! Interestingly, it's the complete opposite for me. I can hear and sing everything perfectly but my fingers just can't get it right the first time. It's always trial and error untill it matches with what I'm hearing in my mind. Do you think I should change my approach? Thanks!

[@NoahKellman]

Ohh gotcha! In a way, you’ve got the hard part down in my opinion. I would systematically try to learn the things you hear- repeat them with good fingering so the next time you hear something similar, you can play it no problem.

[@mattdubovik3082]

@@NoahKellman Thanks Noah!

[@DanielLizzama]

I COULD NOT MAKE IT THIS SUNDAY.

[@PipeKronosX]

Bla bla bla bla 😴

[@hyseize]

Thanks for posting this, Noah. What software are you using to display the chord symbols while you play?

[@NoahKellman]

My pleasure. It’s called Chordie! There’s a link in my vid description I believe