How to fake Jazz Piano skills

Fake it till you make it

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[JustinLe]

How to fake jazz piano skills
Step 1: Learn jazz piano

[valdin]

Always remember: once is a mistake, twice is jazz.

[esertekin]

Fun fact: If you do this everyday, for some reason the fake skills turns to real skills

[elihyland]

I’ve been playing piano for 11 minutes and it totally sounds like I’ve been playing for at least twenty

[Liamedits]

this isn't faking jazz skills, its improvising which totally counts as real jazz.

[TheMonsterowner]

Faking Jazz skills tutorial:
Step 1: Know music theory
Step 2: Improvise

[rinhatsuyuki]

This isn't faking.. it's literally just having fun with it when you know the fundamentals
and i'm jealous.

[Jona_The_Than_D]

Instructions unclear, I became a jazz god

[saltysalmoling]

I've been playing piano for I think 8 years now. I've played jazz for about 5 of them. And I'm finally discovered someone who actually tells me which notes are good for improv and which ones aren't. Thank you even if it's a different key/scale I can take this find the key and transpose it to any other key I need. Thanl you for doing what you do. Never change, and if you do, I won't mind, just don't leave music behind.

Edit: I started reading lead sheets only about a couple months ago,
Holy carp I still don't know anything

[nihil]

I once tried to fake jazz piano skills. First I got myself a fake book, then I worked it out and then wow, people couldn't even tell I was not a jazz player when I played it!

[baroncosmos]

Everything from 0:45 on was bitchin’. And that one black note in there was the exception that always proves the rule. Sometimes a little wrong is good for the right.

[TheWheatless]

I can't tell you how many "how to get started with jazz" videos I've watched that all conveyed this exact same information with 10x the runtime. You're doing god's work out here. It's a great jumping off point for people to actually get their fingers dirty, see what sounds good and what doesn't, and THEN go watch those videos which explain things in greater depth. imo at least.

[isaakvandaalen]

I've been faking my piano skills for 15 years now. At first it was really obvious but I've slowly learned tricks and methods which help me seem like I actually know what I'm doing.

[hillbillysamurai]

I was expecting a meme but now I have a major in music theory.

[henrychess]

0:16 says "except F and B" and proceeds to play them

[AnonymousNinjaYT]

When he played those 4 notes at the start I totally thought of “face, fabd, egbd, egac, DFAC, dfgb, cegggccc.

[bird]

Use 2 5 1, use pentatonic scale.... wait we faking jazz here? or we learning this shit fo real?

[bibaboba-bkco]

No idea why author states in video that he plays G7-D7-Cmaj7, but in fact on the keyboard he plays Fmaj7-Bdim7-Emin7 and in last progression F7 instead of Bdim7, you are welcome.

[yuvalne]

I love how neither the left hand nor the bass play the root of any of the chords he told us to play

[brandonzweiback]

For the theory nerds: That D in the last chord really makes it a Cmaj9. Amazing voicing! This video demonstrates why 2-5-1 is excellent for any track. Bravo!