Building a Rhythmic Vocabulary for Jazz Improvisation

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Pianist Jeremy Siskind demonstrates how to improve your swing feel by consciously practicing typical jazz rhythms.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:55 The Perdido Rhythm
05:25 Using Displacement
08:30 Cycling through Rhythms on a Tune
09:05 Using a Five-Note Group
12:40 Mixing in Quarter Notes and Eighth-Note Triplets
15:50 Using Quarter Note Pickups

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23 июл 2024

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@ChapinJazz 14 дней назад

Thanks, Jeremy! Well conceived and presented!

@strat1227 2 года назад

More rhythmic content please!!! I feel my musicality improving waaaay faster when I practice rhythms!

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Great note! I love it! Yes - rhythms are at the center of everything, right? Notes are sooo overrated. 😉

@davidgaughran5450 2 месяца назад

I'm a guitarist and I love this channel, so clear in your teaching.

@JeremySiskind Месяц назад

Thanks so much, David. Even guitarists are accepted here, believe it or not!

@edzielinski Год назад

A concept that's as important to beginners as advanced players, explained lucidly and eloquently. It cannot be overemphasized!

@JeremySiskind Год назад

Agreed! Notes without rhythm ain’t much, right, Ed?

@Kelliancamus 2 года назад

Sooooo good more on rythme please it's amazing 😊

@brothercaleb 2 года назад

Im up for Anything Bebop improv 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@bradleysowash 2 года назад

Great demonstration of rhythmic displacement; just the ticket for any improviser feeling stuck in a rhythmic rut.

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Thanks so much, Brad! I think it’s an under-discussed topic!

@bradleysowash 2 года назад

@@JeremySiskind ...and a hard one to teach than say, note choices.

@JRiggs9 2 года назад

Another "Great" video very clear and to the point on this topic . . . doo vah doo vah dit 🎼

@federicomelo1853 Месяц назад

A Part 2 would be great, Thanks.

@JeremySiskind Месяц назад

Good suggestion. Thanks!

@tempgig 2 года назад

Yes dry but absolutely important, needed lesson for me!

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Nice! I'm glad you found it at the right time!

@tears_of_heck 2 года назад

This is great Jeremy, thank you!!!

@sebimnzo9214 4 месяца назад

great video, you're a hell of a teacher

@toonwijnands 3 месяца назад

Great lesson! Have been looking for something like this for sometime. I would suggest calling the five note pattern: per-di-do-di-da. You can scat it with the samen accenting

@edwardarling3387 Год назад

Thanks Jeremy, such an important topic that in itself adds so much to playing jazz solos.

@JeremySiskind Год назад

Agreed! This is a hard and under-recognized element of learning jazz!

@don4476 2 года назад

This is gold. Thanks Jeremy.

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

I'm glad you dig it, Don!

@jahoopyjaheepu497 2 года назад

Another great lesson on an important topic. Thanks!

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Thanks so much, JJ!

@brantgutierrez5580 2 года назад

Best leason ever! Thank you so much!!👏👏

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Wow, thats so nice! Thank you!

@adrianfung999 2 года назад

Very useful thanks

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Nice! I’m so glad you found it useful!

@DamoOne 2 года назад

Great lesson Jeremy. Will definitely check out your book! Thanks.

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Awesome! Enjoy, Damien!

@gr8tbigtreehugger 2 года назад

Thanks for this!

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

You’re so welcome!

@bluemonk9480 2 года назад

I bought this book like a week ago and this showed up in my recommended lol. still waiting for it to arrive though, Guess i'll save this video until then

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Lol, I guess the algorithm’s doing its job! Thanks for buying the book! I hope you like it!

@SharadShakya Год назад

Very useful and important. Thanks for the lesson.

@JeremySiskind Год назад

Thanks so much, Sharad! I'm glad it was helpful for you!

@mickcarpenter2963 2 месяца назад

I really like your videos, your good humour and well structured presentations - good for all jazz musicians not just pianists

@carolynrugh768 2 года назад

Great lesson, Jeremy! I love how you break things down so thoroughly in manageable chunks of information. I shared your video with three of my students who have expressed an interest in jazz. Keep them coming!

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Awesome! Thanks, Carolyn!

@joegass6231 2 года назад

Thanks

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

You’re so welcome! Thanks for checking out the content!

@MrGrandeFrancisco 2 года назад

very good material

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Thanks so much!!!

@trankil_web8529 2 года назад

Really interesting video to increase solo jazz

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Great! I'm glad you liked it!

@kkguitarlessons 2 года назад

Very good tutorial, thank you. You can name the 2nd rhythm pattern 'Straight, no Chaser' after Monk

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Ooh, I love it! Thank you!

@kidpoker007 2 года назад

I'm a guitarplayer but like this video, would like to see more on how to swing jazz lines

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Cool! Sounds good. I don’t know if you’ve checked out my video called “3 articulations for better jazz feel” but that’s a great place to start.

@kidpoker007 2 года назад

@@JeremySiskind no I haven’t but will … ty

@martinclowse8121 2 года назад

I'd call that second (five note grouping) the "Tricrotism" Rhythm (after the first phrase in Oscar Pettiford's tune). Great content, Jeremy. Thanks!

@martinclowse8121 2 года назад

Or maybe the "Straight, No Chaser" Rhythm!

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Nice, I love both ideas!

@camtaylormusic 2 дня назад

@@martinclowse8121Straight, No Chaser is such a good example, because we have 4+ ta Dutadeta 3+ tadeta Duta(deta) 2+ ta Dutade- 1+ tadeta Du(tadeta-) We've got them all (plus some long tails!)

@EdoardoRavaglia 2 года назад

9:22 Cruella de Vil 😊

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

Haha it wasn’t intentional!

@MoneyAli75 Год назад

Nice gonna but the book 📕!

@Gerard_2024 2 года назад

The content is always great in all your lessons, but there have been problems at times with the volume. Whatever set-up you used to record this, there was a big improvement on the volume. Just trying to give you the positive feed-back that you deserve. Thanks.

@JeremySiskind 2 года назад

That’s great to hear! Thanks for positive feedback. It’s very appreciated!

@clementbronner7596 8 месяцев назад

Hi Jeremy, for the 2d rythm, what about calling it the « straight no chaser » rythm?

@JeremySiskind 7 месяцев назад

Yes, thank you! I think some other folks actually suggested that in the comments as well...so I think you're on to something!

@jamjar4553 Год назад

jeremy i got a question. If I transcribe a Solo and I take a little Snippet, smiliar to your 3-Note Perido Rhythm, i could do the very same thing as you did with the Perdido Rhytm( placement, phrasing? , couldn't I? That's the main aspect of transcription isn't it?

@JeremySiskind Год назад

Totally! I don't know if that's the *main* aspect of transcription - there are lots of benefits of transcribing, but that's definitely something great to do!

@robbarronmusic Год назад

Hi Jeremy .. great video... but what is your reason of not accenting the downbeat in a rhythmic phrase and giving less weight to on-beats? It doesn't make sense to me and the whole phrase sounds less grounded if I don't emphasize the downbeat....