6 PIANISTS IMPROVISE OVER THE SAME TRACK!

A massive thanks to each of the YouTubers who contributed to this video, please do check their channels out:
Charles Cornell: @CharlesCornellStudios
Nahre Sol: @NahreSol
Jeff Schneider: @JeffSchneiderMusic
Aimee Nolte: @AimeeNolte
Sangah Noona: @SangahNoona
Paul Davids: @PaulDavids

And, an extra special thanks goes to Douglas Lind, Vidad Flowers, Ivan Pang, Waylon Fairbanks, Jon Dye, Austin Russell, Christopher Ryan, Toot & Paul Peijzel, the channel’s Patreon saints! 😇

0:00 Introduction
0:53 Charles' explanation
1:40 Charles' solo
2:51 Nahre's explanation
3:38 Nahre's solo
4:50 Jeff's explanation
5:46 Jeff's solo
7:00 my approach to improv/HDpiano
7:57 Aimee's explanation
8:48 Aimee's solo
09:57 Sangah's explanation
11:10 Sangah's solo
12:25 David's explanation
14:20 David's solo
15:32 Conclusion
16:22 Patreon

[SangahNoona]

It was so fun being a part of this project! Thanks to David for the invitation and to all the other great performances as well!😊

[AimeeNolte]

Fun project!! Everybody played so well! Thanks for including me, David!

[JeffSchneiderMusic]

Thanks for including me in this project, David! Loved getting to hear everyone's take on this track!

[Rhaeide]

Charles' solo is def my favorite, so smooth, classy and on point.

[abeahmed]

I loved Charles rendition, so soulful, and very tasteful use of space and language in general. My favorite part though was how organic it was, especially with how it kept building dynamically throughout the backing track.

[rome]

Sangah's solo gave me chills. So good. I thought it was interesting how everyone went for something more laid back and Sangah opted for something a lot bigger and more aggressive. Really made it stand out.

[abee]

Love Sangah's entry and the doggy paying full attention!!

[mathmusicstructure]

Nahre found a way to make the chords move around what she was playing. It really calmed all the motion in the chord progression down. By far my favorite.

[joshroberts]

Something interesting that I found watching this is that each musician plays and approaches the instrument and their improvisational solo exactly the way they speak and deliver their information as individuals. I think this goes to show how much a person really puts of their soul into their craft

[strayingwill]

The way Jeff used that G# to make the A flow smoothly into the Am brought a big smile to my face.

[pawacoteng]

I've been following Charles and Nahre for awhile and they didn't disappoint. Sangah Noona is new to me, and I think she really had the most fun and it came through with the music too. What a great concept for a video! Love this.

[thomasmoore]

Sanga Noonah is rad! I already knew Charles and Aimee, but Sangah's solo was so freaking cool!

[nikolacelic]

Jeff Schneider had best superb solo language. From the tone, rythm, articulation and scales all to the phrasing & structure. Wish I have some of that spiciness. My vote goes to Jeff! 👏👏

[ZEEinNYC]

Charles DOMINATED. His vibe sounded like his was meant to be on the original track. 😊😊😊
That walk up on the A chord gave me life!

[gibtherockermusic]

Sangah was on fire! Best tone, best solo, best personality! You have new fan :)

[RobZ]

Sangah's solo was my favorite! I feel like she matched the peaks and vallies of the energy/ mood of the piece the best

[dustinchase]

I enjoyed every solo. They are all awesome. Sangah's solo blew me away. WOW!!!!

[flyingisland]

Aimee Nolte and Charles has my vote. But I really appreciate every single second of this video

[DrJohn]

Jeff's phrasing and time feel is superb! Also all of melodic ideas just fit so well. Loved his Am-run! Definitely my favourite! But also a big compliment to Nahre. I've been following you for years. You've developed such a great improvisation talent over time!

[stevecarter]

Big fan of Nahre, skills and taste for miles, but especially love her inquisitive nature and her willingness to go outside of her comfort zone publicly.