Piano Teachers React To Jacob Collier

[@abhishekrao6017]

Man i want jacob in pianote so bad after watching jesus molina hope you guys could get him and love ya guys

[@PianoteOfficial]

Can you imagine a Hears For The First Time video with Jacob? That would be the dream.

[@abhishekrao6017]

@PianoteOfficial yeah so true that would be ridiculously amazing and love ya guys 💖

[@adamfournier7709]

@@PianoteOfficialI’ve been trying to imagine that for a long time

[@pistaeros925]

@@PianoteOfficial It would be incredible.

[@alpgencgil4936]

PLEASE

[@makokuma7881]

Some clarity, he’s not just some random kid who taught himself everything. His mother is a violinist/conductor/professor along with some other relatives with notable musical accolades.

[@dnslighter6982]

He is a graduate of the Purcell School and of the Royal Academy. The "self-taught" thing is the internet.

[@jayclarke9611]

@@dnslighter6982 actually his Mom said he s self taught on Piano...lying?

[@jayclarke9611]

Once he got advanced on pno,he went to a well known high level Jazz pianist for help

[@KingAmaniImani]

Negative harmony is a musical technique that involves inverting chords and notes around a central axis to create opposing chords. It's based on the idea that every chord in a key has a corresponding "negative" chord. Swiss composer and theorist Ernst Levy first described negative harmony in his 1985 book A Theory of Harmony

[@PianoteOfficial]

Maybe we should make a video on how to actually apply this technique to our music.

[@boredPianoAdv]

@@PianoteOfficialPlease!

[@EnricoDellAquila]

and AFAIK the mirroring axis is a line between E an Eb (in C), corresponding to the middle of the I-V interval of the key...

[@jonathan_ayala]

Great video! Way to lead into your product as well. 🔥

[@guigoinz112]

Interesting

[@fmendoncatecladista]

Good evening Lisa and Kevin, I watched Jacob Collier's show at Teatro Vivo Rio in 2018 here in Rio de Janeiro 🇧🇷. An excellent musical show of the highest quality and with Jacob's friendliness and affection for the Brazilian people. He even walked on the subway and took pictures with fans who recognized him.

[@halloola3636]

He´s not just a genius when it comes to harmony, his sense of rhythm is also absolutely mind-blowing. Just check out his early works like "Hideaway" or "Saviour". It really humbles good professional drummers, too!

[@jasonbourne488]

Lisa's reaction at 8:09 best describes how I felt about this whole video.

[@mr.gravityz]

FINALLY. pianote actually looked on jacob collier now. the man's a genius

[@King-oj8hr]

No he’s not😂….

[@JoshEDBL]

@@King-oj8hr rage bait

[@pistaeros925]

Yesss, Finally

[@King-oj8hr]

@ but I was smiling while eating a strudel. Now how can one possibly rage while eating a strudel? Hmmm🤔

[@Notmehimorthem]

Not for me. He does not comunicate to me, just clever, like Charlie Parker

[@BenJammin5150]

We saw Jacob live for the first time recently; in Portland, OR; and it was such an amazing show. He is so talented in every instrument that he touched. And of course; he did the audience choir live; which is such an amazing experience to be a part of. If he ever comes to your town; definitely go & experience it for yourself.

[@martifingers]

Indeed. I saw him in Manchester and he is clearly a musical genius. The thing is though , that the show was no dry demonstration of virtuoso pyrotechnics - well it was that of course but Jacob's energy and enthusiasm, his respect and rapport with his band and the audience as well as his personality ultimately made it a very moving experience. I was not prepared for that.

[@eugeneprystupa5075]

​ We were supposed to be at that show. I bought tickets for my entire family and put the wrong date on the calendar. I still remember the moment when I realized my mistake...

[@mtallan]

I was in one of those audience choirs in Brisbane Australia. It was magical.

[@Foodgeek]

I was in the choir at a concert in VEGA in Copenhagen. Absolutely crazy experience 😁🙌

[@JakeInMotion]

Sune! Why am I not surprised that we have similar taste in baking AND music theory 😂

[@QuinchGaming]

It's easy to forget that Music is actually, Maths as well, and seems to me that Jacob is an exceptional Mathematician who knows music and is actually doing advanced Mathematical formulas

[@SubtleHawk]

Get him on a Hears for the First Time video!

[@MeLoener]

Really loved the reaction. One important note on the negative harmorny: In C major, the center is between Eb and E (the main note that decides whether C is major or minor), not C. Try it with the G7 chord. If you flip it around C, you don't get Fm6, like JC described. You'd get Gm7 instead.

[@JakeInMotion]

"I was home SCHOOLED!" 🤣

[@dmdunn]

In a concert/workshop in New York, Jacob said that the piano is "kinda low res," like "8-bit". In a standard octave, there are only 12 notes on a piano....but there are actually almost an infinite number of notes in an octave.Yeah, that's where Jacob operates. He's like a modern-day Mozart.

[@jonki1980]

I saw Jacob in concert and due to fire alarm before it began was confirmed as cancelled 20 minutes found a crowd outside, saw the tour bus and just rested leaning on the bus. Jacob came out and did 20 minutes or so. It was the start of his uk tour just not what he expected. Search Jacob collier Bristol and its the first video - clue is the bus I am very close to me and at the end we shared a nod and thanks Jacob is an amazing talent and so much fun - truly the musicians musician

[@王硕-s3o]

JC combined all the music from the Baroque era through the Classical and Romantic eras to modern music. He has a solid underlying knowledge of music and an intrinsic tone in his mind. Most importantly, his humility for humanity makes him the chosen one in our time. That's why I truly endorse him and his works

[@CupOfJav]

I'd much rather hear Jacob talk about music than listen to his music. I think he's one of the greatest musical minds of all time and you could spend 100 hours breaking down the things he can do. I went to see him here in Vancouver last year mostly for the crowd choir experience and it's everything you want it to be.

[@NicosLeben]

That reaction is not long enough. I need more of Jacob Collier reactions!

[@GHRiz]

FINALLY! I have been waiting for this video since you posted the short of it MONTHS ago! Haven't even started watching yet and I'm just gunna thumb this up right now! Brilliant!

[@DreadfulDrummer]

I thought my mind had gone 🙄 I was thinking _this is old right?_

[@dubs8511]

Used to know someone that could do it. Didn't have words to define it, but everyone that would hear it knew it was some type of natural unnatural ability and hearing it live is undeniable and indescribable. It's like being in tune out of key

[@Midoriblitz]

Lisa is like, where's your respect to music theory?! 🎶😅😂

[@TheMunchkinita2509]

I first saw JC in a clip for Hank Green's new show earlier today, and had no idea who he was! What a treat to put a name to the face :)

[@ferryvantichelen6521]

I was in the audience once. What an experience. I am not a musician though, so there was also a bit of anxiety, but it was just great in the end. Pretty sure this is something i can tell to my grandkids

[@robote7679]

This was a really fun video. Jacob truly does think in a whole different way than us mere mortals. And damn...he is humble too!

[@1.4142]

Title should be: Jacob Fanboy and Bamboozled Piano Teacher React To Jacob Collier

[@scottdavis7730]

Or you could call it “Quincy Jones, Herbie Hancock and Hans Zimmerman know nothing about music and that’s why they think Jacob Collier is a genius.” Maybe you could make a video showing us all how smart you are and how dumb all the greatest musicians on the planet are. Good luck with that!

[@Rich7714]

@1.4142 -To be fair, your comment should be reworded to "Jacob hater here who likes watching Jacob videos in order to write Jacob-hating comments on him." Point being that it works both ways - you're just expressing the mirror opposite view to the presenters.

[@conniewhitlockmusic]

He knows Jazz. It’s that simple.

[@steverobins6687]

Check out Jacob and Chris Martin performing "Fix You" at the O2 Arena in London. The ultimate audience choir. Also listen to World O World - an amazing choral piece with stunning harmonies.

[@stefanlob46]

I saw him in November 24 in Germany, the best concert ever.

[@renahere1885]

Really loved this video...hearing your explanations and thoughts😄...I've become a total Fan-girl of Jacob Collier... I'm a singer-songwriter and I've never had Anyone inspire me in my music like Jacob! 🤗👏🎶 He did study music/Jazz Piano, I believe, at the Royal Academy of music.... can't imagine what his teachers thought!!😮

[@halloola3636]

"can't imagine what his teachers thought!" Damn right! He´s a nice person, but his skill level is absolutely humbling to almost everyone!

[@VAXHeadroom]

Jacob has a multi-hour full recording breakdown of his Moon River. WELL worth the watch!!

[@danplaysguitar11]

Jacob Collier is amazing, but Bobby McFerrin has been doing the pentatonic audience choir thing for decades, it's an amazing demonstration of how instinctive to us the pentatonic scale is on an intrinsic level

[@DaveG207]

Totally. He’s a fan of Bobby mcferrin and they have met. It does seem like he’s taking it further, by getting the audience split into different notes and also moving out of the pentatonic. Main thing is, I think he just has fun.

[@bryanleggo3489]

Love Bobby (as does Jacob who recently met with him) but never saw Bobby ever direct an audience choir like Jacob does. Bobby's audience stuff is quite different and a bit more on the jazzy scat side.

[@FocoTreinamentos]

You need to do a program with him to be able to explore the insane harmonizing capacity he has.... A musician totally out of the ordinary in his musical power.... please bring him for an interview

[@kareine4317]

Jacob Collier may have experimented A LOT in his room but he also learned music traditionally: his mother is a professional musician. I think he's great and am in awe of his brain!

[@davidbalan6571]

Join Lisa Witt & Kevin Castro.

[@denisdenis4674]

please have him as your guest

[@petertoal371]

Thanks so much for your "attempt" to explain to us mere mortals, the genius of Jacob. I consider myself as someone who has an understanding of what musicians generally are saying to us, from jazz fusion to blues to the classics. However, when it comes to Jacob, I just sit back and get prepared to be entertained in a way, that to me, is ground breaking and what's more, as a British (now Aussie citizen) person born and bred, my chest swells with pride that Jacob Collier is British.

[@jayclarke9611]

he may have landed in Britain...but i think he s orig from Alpha Centuri!

[@Rtd2870]

4:12 the outro of the theme song to Friends is negative harmony? How poetic.

[@MattBolman]

actually great explanation of negative harmony, it barely works in my brain but only happens when I feel it in my experience

[@jimlawton4184]

YES I WATCHED RECESS! One of my favourite shows ever. Literally, the only reason I know that Tegucigalpa is the capital of Honduras is because of Gretchen 😂

[@Rtd2870]

the outro of the theme song to Friends is negative harmony. How poetic.

[@goingplaces408]

I would love to see a more formal course on Music Theory within Pianote. The weekly In Theory videos are great but not really an easy place to start learning in an organized or efficient way.

[@PianoteOfficial]

Noted!

[@nitefly-music]

Great Video! Yes, music usually comes first and the theory about it comes afterwards. Like with any art for that matter. Music theory is only an attempt to explain what's going on.

[@miTnosnhoJ]

I may be missing something but it seems like the hyper meta quatra Lydian scale is just a series of whole-tone scales. Play four notes of C wholetone. Go up half a step and play 4 notes of G wholetone, go up half a step. Play four notes of D whole-tone (or C whole-tone starting on D) rinse and repeat.

[@PianoteOfficial]

That’s another way to think about it, the whole tone scale using the circle of 5ths!

[@monaroxyclio]

If you take the scale 4 notes at a time would it just be a 3rd inversion 7th chord with a 2 or am I thinking incorrectly. So it would go D7 - A7 - E7 - B7 etc.

[@LydianMelody]

He absolutely studied music theory. On his own. For fun. As one does lol He talks about obscure textbooks he read all the time, but you’re right that he doesn’t talk about theory as a bunch of rules.

[@yarahatem-i7l]

Please make more videos explaining how to play songs and please make a second video explaining how to play the continue part of golden hour it's an amazing piece. This is an amazing channel

[@grantmarsh5079]

9:10 I've always said that music theory is just a bunch of rules that you have to break to become great.

[@FatCandyProduction]

Lisa is perpetuately flabbergasted.

[@MotifMusicStudios]

A true legend of our musical era. Fun to see your thoughts.

[@MotifMusicStudios]

Great explanation of negative harmony as well! Thanks for that!

[@MotifMusicStudios]

Love how Kevin's theory enthusiasm shines bright here! Fabulous video and great explanations!

[@MotifMusicStudios]

Lisa, I am with you. Western style theory, even at a super advanced level, didn't prepare me for Jacob Collier style theory. ;)

[@boredPianoAdv]

Love that you love these guys, and I echo all your thoughts

[@Joshsclips]

thanks for this, crazy how little he's talked about sometimes to me

[@PaulWilkinsonMusician]

Great video 🙌 Regarding Negative harmony - I spent 2023 editing and writing a new introduction for 'A Theory of Harmony' By Ernst Levy - the book that inspired Jacob and the term 'Negative Harmony' - to make this text more accessible for a new generation of students, performers, and theorists. The new edition came out in 2024. Best. Paul 😊

[@danlarsson9611]

You guys should watch Geoff Castellucci sing and play high and dry

[@Ddonaldson9]

IMHO I think you skipped over the core of how Jacob thinks about music, or at least what he says he thinks about... which is feeling. How do certain progressions, resolutions, notes over different chords. Would really encourage you to do another one of these with examples of "Little Blue" and his demonstrations of having a group sing the same note while he plays different chords.

[@t.a.k.palfrey3882]

Yes, Jacob has created an unique form of music with elasticised rules. However, you're wrong to say he didn't start off from a rules-free music education. After all, his mum and granddad are/were music professors, he attended schools in North London which have excellent music programmes, and he sang as a treble with some great opera companies. The English treble tradition is alive and well and there are several boys' choirs and groups which are involved in opera and West End and provincial productions. Jacob just has the genius to let that foundation he had break free in a way not seen since Mozart.

[@JeremyMaz]

Please get Jamie Cullum on here!

[@jimwoodard64]

Probably just me, but the overly layered vocal harmonies get old fast. It's like listening to a Bobby McFerrin marathon on overload. And if there's no auto-tune, I'd be shocked. Not that it's a bad thing, it makes production much quicker when the vocal is slightly off. He's obviously musical genius, but many musicians are often in awe of things they don't apply or understand. But there's nothing new under the sun. Bobby McFerrin did the use of the audience to perform, and just search Ave Maria Bobby McFerrin or Demonstrates the Power of the Pentatonic Scale to find some examples. I guess since I lived through this already, Jacob Collier is just another Bobby McFerrin only younger, which is a great thing. He's captivating a whole new set of people with this sound, and hopefully it will inspire even more. But like Lady Gaga dressing like Dale Bozzio from Missing Persons, it's a 'new' style to some and a repeat for others. I can only hope that Jacob's reach goes beyond musicos and reaches a broader audience, inspiring even further down the line. Ask the average person to name two Yes songs, and they might name "Owner of a Lonely Heart" and "Roundabout"; or two songs from Rush and they might know "Tom Sawyer" and "Spirit of the Radio"; yet their reach and inspiration within the musician community is so much wider. Yet pop music is still filled with fluff and filler with less and less cuts from such courageous spirits who are willing to try something new and exciting.

[@stmserio]

Sorry, Jacob is not another Bobby McFerrin. Heck, Jacob credits Bobby as being one of his biggest influences, he loves Bobby McFerrin, but what Jacob is doing harmony wise has surpassed anything the great Bobby McFerrin has done. Now don’t get me wrong, I have seen Bobby live numerous times, he is a talent unlike anyone else, his ability to improvise on the spot is special. The difference hear is Jacob is more eclectic and is so young it will be interesting to see where he goes next. Check out the choral piece he wrote in one day, World O World, on Djesse Vol 4. Anyway, both are great artist, it’s just the World has not seen a talent like Jacob.

[@bryanleggo3489]

Then prepare to be shocked, genius. Yes, it's just you and a few musically illiterate haters online who really don't know his broader repertoire or what's going on. It's absurd to think you're not a success unless you have a big hit or the whole world knows you and the commercial industry promotes you the most but even on that level the guy has 6 Grammys with 3 more nominations currently. That's plenty of establishment acceptance for anyone. Would Spotify et al be better if they had better musicians topping their streaming lists? Sure. But who cares what is most popular? Who wants to be the lowest common denominator in commercial western culture? Who needs to be a Taylor Swift billionaire?

[@gbulmer]

Be shocked. He does not use auto-tune. He's explained in interview he can hear and sing to 5¢, then demonstrates it. That's not unique, but his precision of perfect pitch is rare. Musicians say they "only have perfect pitch to a piano, nothing like Collier". His pitch precision enables him to sing in pure intonation, in any key, live, unaided. Colliers the first Brit to receive a Grammy for their first four albums. Musicians are his champions, not music execs. So 'Pop fame' is slower. Happy 2025. ☮

[@shedidntthinkthisthrough]

@@gbulmeryep, this. I was watching a logic breakdown last night and he accurately sang the 15 cent difference between a justly intonated c and a 12-TET c. it’s a whole different level of skill and precision than I’ve ever experienced. dudes like the Michael Phelps of music

[@gbulmer]

@@shedidntthinkthisthrough Thank you for replying, and confirming the refinement of Jacob Collier's level of perfect pitch. Best Wishes. ☮

[@mfiorina]

Lisa is all of us

[@fmendoncatecladista]

While Lisa and Kevin were talking, a spectacular Smooth Jazz instrumental soundtrack played in the background. Whose theme was used as the soundtrack?

[@philaeew4866]

What a nice little window into JCs interesting techniques. But oh, quite the polarised comment section... Guys, we can like our dislike an artist, an opinion of a technique without having to diminish (pun intended) a persons achievements! Let's just celebrate that art is subjective. That's the beauty of it.

[@bryanleggo3489]

YT will always have a lot of loser haters I'm sorry to say. I may not like Taylor Swift but I don't waste energy deriding her in her in places where her fans are.

[@TonyChungLive]

You guess are so funny with the reacts! And Lisa, don’t feel bad! I wasn’t home schooled and I don’t know the show Recess either!

[@richardkastlemusic]

Jacob is very talented. Bravo! I posted a video on my KZbin channel about Horowitz's piano. He rigged the keyboard so the notes go down with almost no pressure applied to them at all. I studied with Horowitz's student Ivan Davis. He told me all about the piano. This is insider information that every pianist should know.

[@JazzKybds78]

Can you tell me a little bit more? Is this a technique you can apply to any keyboard? Checking out your channel now!

[@fliprim]

Great teach in. This is going to be fun.... Thanks!

[@Filmbuf-g2k]

Can anyone tell me if PIANOTE beginners course is in some kind of order...problem with KZbin is so many random videos....I like their content .I've just done the 7 days video with Lisa and it was brilliant ..so looking to sign up to a year's membership...

[@jackiehadi6410]

bro just let her breath first and let her talk, she look so overwhelmed

[@Chrisadams789]

Hello from Alabama! Just subscribed.

[@grantmarsh5079]

7:42 its 2:30 am and my brain hurts now

[@adarianbrome4007]

Lisa & Kevin, in the Moon River, is J. C. literally singing (modulating) without Sound Engineering (S. E.) or is he manipulating his voice using S. E.?

[@shedidntthinkthisthrough]

Likely some amount of tuning because all pros use tuning, but the effect is easily recreated live. Any musician from the Middle East can modulate to a G half sharp because middle eastern music theory has a 24 note octave instead of a 12. Jacob is unique for applying it to western music in an interesting way but you could learn to do it yourself in an afternoon or two.

[@KystRCss]

He is amazing! Actually his audience choir, is not dependant on them beeing musicians. He can do this with any audience.

[@staveze]

Pls invite Jacob Collier 😭🙏🏼

[@bartoldome]

Love it. More of this s.v.p.!

[@AnShi-s7t]

name bacground music?

[@nanaboakye8972]

Jacob Collier Jon Baptiste @Pianate please get this two in a room.

[@wrash]

I've seen Jacob open for Jon in Montreux. Maaad energy.

[@no-ee]

Mega Meta Lydian Scale. 😘

[@johnventura1637]

I believe Jacob Collier understands music the way Neils Bohr understood physics or John Von Neumann understood mathematics. It is at a level that no mere mortal yet grasps.

[@LivingGuy484]

Would love to see you guys react to Laufey

[@jpdj2715]

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious already was in use so JC gave the scale a different name

[@davidmurphy44747]

In the end it turns out to be a commercial for their course...😅

[@robiprogrammer]

please invite him to studio

[@lsantac]

he is a musical Avatar.

[@aditsu]

Lol poor lady is about to have a mental breakdown 😝😂 you have to ease her into it

[@aditsu]

Oh, " if you're watching a video about Jacob Collier you're probably interested in theory" - BZZT wrong! It means I'm interested in aliens, magic and spiritual transcendence.

[@JTD33]

Jacob Collier is so talented and his stuff is so far from popular music that even most musicians can't truly understand the complexity and though process behind what he does. Funny enough, that may actually hold him back in terms of popularity but maybe that's not such a big problem anyway.

[@jayclarke9611]

he sells out spaces...has 6 Grammys ,dont think he cares...reg pop music is remedial to him

[@DrVenture45]

I think Collier sees music in much the same way as a mathematical savants might see numbers everywhere and in everything. Even the legendary Quincy Jones recognized that what Jacob does with music is something beyond musicology as a study.

[@tomharrison8247]

Please go way deeper into Jacob!

[@giovannyruedacorrea5017]

Jacob collier in a hears for the first time

[@siyamishra7140]

Yeah...act like you don't know him.

[@МаргаритаЛевицкая-з6у]

I think Jacob has kissed by God! He has broken all musical theory and everything sounds incredible and fantastic!!!! I love everything what he did!!!!

[@halloola3636]

He has not broken music theory, he´s absorbed it so deeply, he can play with it like with dough... the way it´s meant to be!

[@j5555785]

He is incredible with theory and versatility, beyond anything we’ve seen in ages…. But he has never emotionally delivered for me. Soooo many right notes, so little emotion. Give me John Williams, Yohan Kim, Eric Whitacre!!!, even one instrument Joey Alexander, Cory freakin Henry, ANY DAY OF THE WEEK. Even Molina is incredible but the emotional content is simply not there. Theory nerds are where music dies. In the words of the late Bruce Lee, “Don’t think, feel.” John Williams is beyond genius just like Collier, he’s just not making out with himself on camera so you simps will hover over his work, so easily dragged through the veneer of contemporary video production.

[@KevinFry-ub4ck]

Respectfully, you might want to listen to his work that he’s done in the 10 years since those old layered harmony projects. He has 6 albums to choose from. Since the old Moon River stuff, he’s won 6 Grammys, has been nominated 18 times, including three this year. His current album, Djesse vol 4, is up for Album of the Year, meaning his peers think it’s one of the best 8 albums of 2024. (No, I don’t expect him to win, but he has a real shot for the two song nominations he received.) You would have ten years of work to explore if you want to better understand what he can do. Maybe you’d find something you’d like!

[@KevinFry-ub4ck]

Oh I forgot to mention that since you mentioned Eric Whitacre, you might be interested to know that he’s a huge fan and admirer of Collier and they’re friends. There was an incredible conversation that had during lockdown that you might find interesting. It’s on KZbin

[@j5555785]

@@KevinFry-ub4ck thank you, I will!

[@j5555785]

@@KevinFry-ub4ck i really appreciate the thorough reply, thank you! I will definitely check him

[@jordy46682]

Completely agree. Amazing talent, but do I actually "like" or feel moved by his music, no. UNTIL his recent release of the collaboration with Chris Martin of Coldplay. But, it wasn't an original song of JC but merely an interpretation.

[@stv-hammond]

Whoops! Kevin has the wrong idea about negative harmony. That method - going down the parallel minor - will not get you to the same place that Ernst Levy envisioned.

[@gavreddav]

He just changed the tune frequency of the notes (microtone)

[@megatryn]

I love watching Lisa´s brain break 😅

[@jayclarke9611]

wasnt much to break!

[@davidgriffin79]

1:44 Actually I'm a mathematician, who seemed to get an ever greater appreciation of music the more I learned maths; it was crazy, by the time I'd got my first degree in maths I just had this crazy "feel" for the music. Anyway, I love listening to Jacob play; I remember seeing his videos ten or so years ago, when they came out, and it was like boom, everything was crazy, and yet so enjoyable. 3:08 I've not seen this before, he actually understands the mathematics of the music, at an innate level, very impressive.

[@HamadaElMnsour]

Why haven't you invited him to do one of your sessions? I'm sure you would have a lot of fun and so would we.

[@Miltonhn]

Mate just recording himself 😅in different moments yeah right 🥱

[@LuizCarlosJesusdosSantos]

Let the woman rest in peace! You had your time! And the whole world has seen it too lol

[@Guynhistruck]

9:10 I love Jacob. I don't always like him, but he's brilliant and I respect the absolute hell out of the guy. But to call him "self taught" is... that's.... well, more than a bit of a stretch. Just look up his mom, what she does/did, and how that influenced his musical landscape as a developing creative. All that beyond the litany of top-tier music education material available online making the idea of being self-taught kind of a nonsense term nowadays. He's a genius in the truest sense of the word, and I couldn't minimize his talent if I tried. But that level of excellence is already so unparalleled and unattainable by most; we don't need exaggeration and false attribution adding to the mystique to make him any more impressive or seem more incomparable. He's not a hero of legend on a journey of epic and mythical proportions... He's just a really, really, REALLY great musician.

[@PhilipDSouza]

Call Jacob to the channel

[@abigael_ts]

Pianote please, please send me a piano please, I live in South Africa, it has always been my dream to become a pianist,I really want to learn how to play a piano but I don't have one, please

[@maranatha7771]

Sounds like Take 6. Just one dude, though!

[@TheBigburcie]

I think you broke Lisa a few times.