"Autumn Leaves" Improv Jazz Vibraphone Solo 

It's a feeling of comfort, yet also a feeling of starting a new work day and productivity.

Maybe that feeling you had when you were like 12 watching the local news with your parents waiting to go to the bus stop. It's comfortable because you dont have to leave yet, but you have butterflies because you know you will have to leave soon.

More 70’s though

@@christopherpederson1021 Taxi Driver?

Probably because of all the crappy keyboard copies that never sound real

@@Ben59910 The problem isn't so much with the synthesized instrument. Whether multi-sampled or physically modelled they are very convincing. The problem is that keyboard players aren't percussion players. Much the same goes for digital drums on keyboards and workstations.

@@paulanderson79 they aren't that convincing, they sound a bit like computer's lol. They're about as convincing as an electronic piano compared to a decent upright piano. But yeah, I agree with the second point you made.

@@Ben59910 As a piano and keyboard player I know only too well the fragilities of trying to 'play' other instruments. As for digital pianos, they're not all one and the same. Personally I find them very acceptable. Most people will not hear the difference, though the price factor does come into play. As usual !

@@paulanderson79 I play 4 different instruments and piano is one of them so I am entitled to my opinion. And how dare you raise your voice at me!

Thanks forma información george shearing 👍

Bossa Nova (for me) it's the greatest brazilian genre

Daniel Kniss I love bossa nova too

Dina Tesfaye I like jazz r we A couple now

bozza????????????????????? smh u smooth jazz weirdos

You can’t be saying that Antonio Carlos Jobim and Kenny G. are on the same level?

Yup! haha

Benjamin Holmquist "Hit em with a little Flight of the Bumblebee!" 😂😂😂😂

I'm dying.

Mini Flight bumblebee🐝

Thank you for your kind words!

you cheater, it is easier to transcribe the notes because you can see every single one of them, haha

This reminds me of the time I transcribed a guitar solo by looking at the frets

Could you send me your transcription of this beautiful improvisation please ? I know I am a bit lazy but if you did it, it would be nice 😂👌👍

Bro can i get the score?

@kevinsticht RE: "You always seem to know where you are in the chart" Yes. A very common way to accomplish that is to always keep the original melody in your mind. Just as Isaac so beautifully does in the video, most of the early improvisors in jazz did it that way, often using the original melody for improv idea starting points and interspersing snippets during their solos too - sometimes. Doing that helps the non-musician listener stay more involved in it. Isaac does a great job of this. Generally speaking it is the expectation that all well prepared jazz musicians know where they are in the form at all times. "Getting lost in the form happens when we are learning but gradually stops happening as we gain more experience and practicing the proper things repeatedly. You can tell that Isaac has done the work.

Appreciate it man!!

Agree

+trodat07 Thank you!

+Sara Sawyer Thank you!

+Sara Sawyer , yeah that's called M U S I C !!

FOMEC i would want this as my everything theme

@@lucasrod596 It would be the worst ringtone for me... I would never pick up the phone

You really say that. You might as well compare a rowing boat with a cement mixer.

+grittynitty Thanks man! :)

yeah why

@@gerardgrenier8573 Because of cancel culture.

And he also did Fly Me To The Moon