Jesus Molina/How To Solo?

[hezekiahdaggett]

There’s something so wholesome about hearing Jesus Molina sing his solos

[ErikRyde]

This man is so good that you just can’t even be jealous about it

[silviomp]

Amazing how the C major scale sounds so different in your hands. You're the man! All glory to God forever!

[alteo]

This is exactly the type of thing I need to hear. The way he explains his thoughts is perfect.

[migzhaleco]

I love how he's talking and his left hand is still doing the proper count and rhythm with the metronome...

[ultravapor]

This is insane, I've been overthinking things to much,
never knew a one chord C Major imporv could sound so good.
Thank you Mr. Molina! Very eye opening!

[graphicsociety]

I’ve never heard so many beautiful lines in a solo. As a matter of fact I’ve never heard C major sounds like this!! What a stunning play! 👏

[genm]

I feel like the fact that he sings the melodies might be the most telling.
Like, there's a very different, much more physical way we connect to music and melodies through voice instead of just instrumental playing. He's engaging that part of his brain when he improvises; it's not really just the fingers or his muscle memories on autopilot at all.

[pectenmaximus]

I like seeing his left hand be an entirely autonomous machine

[chromyom]

“it's about thinking behind. you need to think behind. it's not like, ‘i'm going to wait for the chord to stay then i’m gonna do’. you need to connect all of them. you see? like the flow”

“because the idea is to make the keyboard apart of you”

this is literally the musician's equivalent to bruce lee saying “be water, my friend”. love it

[melquesilva]

I watched his doing everything just using the c major scale and I thought: "easy" until I try to do it! How can this be so hard especially for classical musicians?

[bahmannasirifar]

Jesus please make more videos like this. You just taught what music colleges teach in 4 years in 5 minutes.

[pianotennisman]

Not only an incredible player but conveying information (which is not always easy when speaking of jazz and improvisation) in a second language at a young age. Kudos!

[EternalEvanesce]

Jesus at his best.. The most inspiring thing i have seen in a while.

[lufrall]

people like Jesus and Jacob Collier can just connect the dots so fast in an amazing way.

[TheLordleeon]

I just love this guy. He deeply understands his art.

[_ss_]

This is the musical equivalent of "draw the rest of the horse".

[teamyordle]

The way you describe how to solo is so simple and yet so powerful.

[medardoarce]

Finally a superb musician who RECOGNIZES ACCEPTS and GLORIFIES GOD for the gift of music
What a charismatic and atractive person u become when u r that humble
Even the greatest and famous musicians we all know lacks of this single virtue and that makes them just that: plain musicians
God bless u man
Cheers

[thomasnunn]

Almost exactly how I teach people to write music. Loved watching this. Made me feel like I wasn’t the only one not crazy for just sticking to a stuffy book; way more fun to learn this way. True art!