Sick Right Hand Ostinato Patterns - Jazz Piano Hand Independence

[@FelixSunMusic]

"That was random, but let's get into it." That's a next level intro!

[@NoahKellman]

Thanks Felix :p

[@fernandoro89]

Your channel is great in that you give some very practical advice that is easy to take to the practical session. More like that.

[@hectormunoz9995]

Thank you, it is a master class, best regards.

[@davidgerber9317]

As I commented in your previous video, Keith Emerson was a master of this stuff. Thanks for sharing your insights!

[@NoahKellman]

Of course! I’ll have to check him out appreciate the suggestion

[@davidwhite2949]

I like these. Very hypnotic. Good composing tools!

[@JordanEvansMusic]

Awesome video!! I’m a classical player trying to get better at jazz and your content is always so inspiring

[@eternalrainbow-cj3iu]

I like those a lot...

[@jaakjensen]

This is sick but what’s even better is the Chicken Piccatta recipe video that follows this video in the Left Hand & Hand Independence playlist

[@NoahKellman]

LOL you found my secret recipe

[@jeroenvanleeuwen2516]

You are awesome

[@caseywaynemcallister5608]

Osta-naughty!

[@petertarsio7168]

Did Chopin use ostinato and Bach and then there musical forms that did just that and Carl Orff used it in his pedagogy and compositions. Good keep up the good work Noah.

[@AZIMUTS52]

Great method! Here is the answer to your question: ostinato, (Italian: “obstinate”, ) plural Ostinatos, or Ostinati, in music Cheers!

[@Nachscrach]

👏👏👏👏

[@eternalrainbow-cj3iu]

Also you are also unique in javimg a follow up on the last one I miss that with ovwrall teachings hete and thete

[@leongjayren317]

Nice video again man!! Btw could you link me to the discord server of the course cause I can’t find it in the course page

[@NoahKellman]

Hey shoot me an email at [e-mail] ! Also, you can get the discord link by clicking the Community tab in the course Member’s Portal

[@sibtalks8058]

Yo what do you think about Domi & JD Beck

[@otakurocklee]

Do you take any suggestions for videos?

[@NoahKellman]

Sure I always love suggestions! Can't promise if/when I'll make it, but I'd love to hear it :)

[@otakurocklee]

@@NoahKellman Awesome. I was having a bit of trouble pinning down the difference between swing and bebop (bebop seems generally faster, but I think there are slow bebop tunes also). I was thinking it would be cool if there was a video taking simple melodies (Happy Birthday, 3 blind mice etc...) and doing right hand single line improvisations in the swing style and the bebop style making the distinctions between the two styles. Maybe this could be part of a larger video on swing vs bebop.

[@NoahKellman]

@@otakurocklee hmm awesome will definitely think this one through and see if I can come up with a good, clear method of distinguishing them and explaining their differences!

[@BecomingYourIdeal]

2nd one is from revenge of shinobi intro lol

[@mariomarinho6480]

It is pure Debussy

[@NoahKellman]

Know what you mean!

[@febilogi]

Yeah man, reminds me of Pagodes from him :D

[@jackbussy3133]

In Italian it is ostinati ! But is now the pragmatic rule in foreign languages to just add an S. Arpeggio ==> arpeggios, scenario ==> scenarios

[@svpagliuca]

exactly!