The Easiest Way To Improvise On The Piano (How To Solo) 🎹

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In this video, you will be able to unlock the secrets of piano improvisation with ✨ five-time Grammy winner, Justin Stanton of Snarky Puppy. 🎹 Explore his approach to soloing, covering melody, rhythm, phrasing, and the 'melodic' shape to transform your playing and level up your piano game!⚡️

🎛️ Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:39 - Chapter 1: It's All About Melody
1:48 - Chapter 2: Rhythmic Variation
3:38 - Chapter 3: Phrasing
5:45- Chapter 4: "Melodic" Shape
7:57 - Closing Thoughts

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I don’t know why beginners feel like every piano tutorial should be made for them. If you don’t get it now, you will one day. But in the same way you want to grow from a beginner to intermediate, intermediate players want to move to become experts, and you don’t need to criticize those who help that happen.

baffourappiah

You're really good. The way you teach is easy enough for a beginner to understand, while cool enough to help an established player advance his or her skills. Thank you.

onumahobart

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Justin. I haven't read music in a long time, but I was able to follow along as you played. 🥰👍

Leza

Just a few minutes and too much awesomeness!! Congrats, Bro!! You know how to do and to teach!!!

lucianorani

I love how you use left hand as metronome. I need that

alexeykulikov

this was so helpful to me. really broke down the most foundational aspects of improv

itstokoza

I'm a little further than a beginner but these tutorials really helps to make practicing more interesting.

henrykuppens

If you want to progress at the piano. Start slowly from the beginning . Take it one step at the time. Avoid brushing of the fundamental so just you to can get your prize quicker climb the ladder with 0:15 the small steps not the one with the small steps you can reach.

davidbalan

Great video! 👌 got a lot out of this short one!

andreaszircher

Thank you. Loved it. This is not my source of piano instruction; it’s supplemental. 👍🏼

shamrackle

This piece "Autumn Leaves" is a great piece to learn on

lisahansen

I'm a guitarist but i just love pianote, cause i can steal alot 😅

timtsagli

Great video! I'm near 50 and relearning piano now and want to see more videos like this. Does anyone know how Justin's keyboard shows what keys he pressed in real-time without needing an extra keyboard on the screen?

a_musical_mind

Wow! I loved this! Can‘t wait to check out his class on Pianote!

jorjablake

Hi There, I am a pianist, I have been practicing and studying jazz harmony for some time and I am looking for a method, a system, a guide perhaps written and with exercises, to understand and apply the improvisation called "outside", there are many tutorials on YouTube but none of them have been clear and explanatory for me on how to use this technique used by many great musicians in a sublime way, for example by Mickael Breker to quote a saxophonist, or by Joe Zawinul to quote a pianist, some talk about going down a half tone below or a tone above using pentatonic scales, others about using substitution tritones or triads a tone above (11+ /13), going out of key and then back in, I have tried the methods indicated but I am not satisfied with the result also because in the tutorials the example is always only indicated for minor chords and never for the dominant 7, or the Maj 7 or the augmented or semi-diminished, please can you tell me if there is something in your courses that explains this topic clearly? Many thanks and best regards
Odino

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