WAIT... What's the time SIG??

[Muzikman]

2818/8, he didn't finish a bar yet

[scottkingsley]

“Everything is 4/4 if you feel it”
Those chops and soul dude…….

[batlin]

That altered D7 after the D13sus is unreal, as is the walkup to the Em11. So creative and warmly voiced!

[newpotatoes]

Incredible sequence, I listened 8 times in a row.

[marnixjansen]

I'm a PhD with three academic majors - but I wish nothing more in life than to understand this level of music theory

[chrisfrancisbass]

So much beauty in just 54 seconds of music

[SilverPaladin]

love your piano face. that is how i feel inside with your chord choices lol

[Jessimo]

7/4 (as 4/4 then 3/4), really beautiful playing, although I'm not a pianist I'm definitely going to think about using some of these voicings/movements when writing - I love this channel so much for that, thank you guys so much :)

[holyluchadore]

This one hit my soul. I can't describe it any other way.

[robbesrh]

Very nice, Peter. Each iteration was more interesting than the one before it, and the last one was Wow! so artful, so cool.

[ryan_raus]

Thank you for providing the chords on the screen. I’m gonna try to play this by ear and see how I do!

[leahnewyork]

impressive! And I love to witness a pianist isten to the music coming from his/her/their own playing.

[rickovsky]

I love listening to this AND learning at the same time

[henkdevries]

to me it sounds like 4/4 + 3/4 that's where the chords change. on the 3/4 part he plays 2/3 and 4/3 polyrhythms. Also with a very nice swing feel.

[UkuleleAversion]

Another clear marker of this being 7 is that the big fill on Em11 (last repeat) is clearly phrased in triplets even to people with terrible ears (🫵😀looking at this comment section). And those triplets only register as triplets when counted in a tempo that gives 7. In order to force a 5 count over this, you’d need to slow the tempo and ruin the poetry of these beautiful phrases. In 7, it’s all symmetry and no rubato with a strong undercurrent of triplets throughout including the syncopations.

[christophermolitor]

I dream of a world where I turn on my radio and it's music like this. I don't know why we don't celebrate the people who push music theory in beautiful and sometimes more complex ways.

[pnojazz]

Sure would love to have a PDF or sheet on these voicings!❤

[KavalierII]

I’m a simple guy, I see a clip from my light skinned soul brother, I click like 🙏🏾🙌🏾

[Hadren]

man, that's beautiful...thank you!

[antixdobrasil]

@hbd1257 makes a good point, but for me it's easier to feel 5/4 with some 4 against 3 eighth notes than a swung 7/4. Because in this context, at least for me, 5/4 feels smooth, and 7/4 feels rushed and anxious 🙃