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Forget The Form! Solo Over The Tag!

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Using examples from Miles Davis's and Dizzy Gillespie's bands, I talk about what it's like to solo over "a tag" and actually solo over one for over 11 minutes on the piano. 1-6-2-5, 3-6-2-5, and other variations are such an integral part of the jazz vocabulary!
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28 авг 2024

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@AimeeNolte 2 года назад

Here’s a secret! Get the pdf and watch the video on Nebula FOR FREE right now at this link nebula.tv/videos/aimeenolte-forget-the-form-solo-on-the-tag/

@TonyThomas10000 2 года назад

Always a treat watching you burn up the keys!

@joeblakeukeman 2 года назад

Thank you, Aimee!

@yogatalkjs Год назад

@jamesyorgan6249 2 года назад

Thanks Amy. I still remember the first time an old tenor player kind of gave me a wink and went off for about 15 minutes, each turn around building on the one before it. As a bass player, it was a master class for me and I’ve been doing these ever since.

@andrewkorbel9883 2 года назад

Pretty timely! EmmettCohen just did “all of you” and the bassist added extra tags and endless turnarounds. It became the inside joke of their improv.

@lewis2868 2 года назад

So that's why I kept getting lost in the form when trying to play along lol

@activemelody Год назад

This was great Aimee! Very informative

@coolseattledude 2 года назад

OMG i love how hard and smoothly you swing, just fabulous

@coolseattledude 2 года назад

It is like you are playing on the rhythm, but your fingers are made of butter and they have to melt a little before the note registers. So you're always a little behind, sometimes further and sometimes less, and the sound is so smooth and awesome that I'm just dyin' ovah heah the entire time. Would SO much love to learn to play more like this, to me it is the very essence of the "feel" we all aspire to in jazz.

@AimeeNolte 2 года назад

Much thanks Chris. I do have some fun videos about how I think about swing feel. How To Freaking Swing and How To REALLY Start Swinging

@anthonydavella8350 Год назад

@@AimeeNolte IMHO as a hack I believe the older songs and recordings seem more musical. No perfect tunings or clicks, just people making music

@Chum-e51 2 года назад

Ahhhh...the soloooo.....killing it😭🔥damnnnn...smoothnesssss

@mer1red 2 года назад

Before you go to a jam session, you must know two things inside out: blues en rhythm changes. The latter are most of the time a repetition of I vi ii V or the similar iii vi ii V. So when you add such a turnaround or vamp, everybody feels comfortable and plays his soul out.

@trevorm8415 2 года назад

Tasty tagin there'. In my head I was hearing opportunities to play "outside" on these changes, and then I thought, "I bet Aimee has already done a video on that" and... of course you have. Two!! Checking those out next. :-) Thanks for sharing your talents.

@JoshWalshMusic 2 года назад

Monty Alexander used to do this thing all the time too. He’d fake out the ending of a tune on a deceptive cadence and then just rock out on a blues over the turnaround for like 3 more minutes. Love Monty!

@UkuleleAversion 2 года назад

Nice sequencing on the tag. Made the more extended 8th note lines feel earned.

@AimeeNolte 2 года назад

Totally my goal! Nice way to put it.😍

@seanonel 2 года назад

Thanks Aimee!

@richardsorice4509 2 года назад

Ha, one of my pet peeves. As a freelance musician you end up playing with many different levels of musicians on mostly restaurant gigs. So many lesser experienced musicians don't understand tag endings and are afraid of this type of vamp. The audience may not know jack about jazz, but can hear all the tension going on here. It's a beautiful thing. When I hear this happening, I'm always questioning what signal they're going to use to end the tune. My favorite tune to do this is a 3-6-2-5 vamp at the end of "There Is No Greater Love". Sadly, I have to threaten my band mates not to try to end the song until I give them an obvious signal. Then a classic Basie or Ellington ending. The crowd will often applaud after this extended vamp and ending. Thanks for another great video.

@robertmayhew98 2 года назад

Thank you Aimee, absolutely awesome playing. 🤗

@Vzshowman Год назад

Done up nice and kool Aimee😎👍🎶🎼🕺🙏🏻

@bentaylor4705 Год назад

Haha "let's try it one more, once!" ... that A7 alt is killin, I forgot about that part.

@jameslockhart2223 Год назад

Yeah!

@andyquinn1125 2 года назад

Terrific lesson Aimee!

@luxolontamo4440 Год назад

Thank you Aimee, this is beautiful.

@leetmeatz 2 года назад

Man I just got lost in those notes for a while haha great playing on that progression Amy!

@kayo-music Год назад

Awesome as ever!! all the bass-t from kayo

@alanhowell3646 Год назад

Lovely stuff

@simonphoenix9475 Год назад

Cheers and Well Done!

@rogeralleyne9257 Год назад

What this shows me is that you have a Huge musical vocabulary!!! Which I believe is a combination of/yrs of practicing/reading/listening/& transposing music consistently! 🙏🙏🙏

@rhein2000 Год назад

I was always intrigued and admired Lalo Schrifin interpretation in Chega, now I am beginning to understand... thank you, you read my mind

@gadymarcus5297 2 года назад

magnifica.

@paulelliott6488 2 года назад

my dude... so good!

@maramazone Год назад

Excellent demonstration Aimee! I love the way Keith Jarrett does this on ‘Bye bye, Blackbird’ and other tunes!

@martintaylor4102 2 года назад

Lovin this...thxs...!

@Guitarist33764 2 года назад

Aimee. Thanks for this video/tutorial. My personal favorite of No more blues is on: Dizzy on the French Riviera circa 1962 amazing recording! You'll find it on RU-vid if you search the title.I highly recommend it. Several instrumentalist play over those changes in unbelievable ways. Pure inspiration. Enjoy!

@joeblakeukeman 2 года назад

Dom VI 13#9 block chording sings!

@guycherubin Год назад

Beautiful licks!

@newyorkfilharmonik110 2 года назад

At the bar aceoss the street from me, when they played "April in Paris" they always stretched it. I'm not familiar with the original recordings, but I have a feeling that that's what pro players do whenever they play it.

@andrewcouper404 Год назад

Nothing too complicated, but how tasty it is!!! Thanks!

@kencory2476 Год назад

Love to try that in all keys.

@kwakuappiah9996 Год назад

That was so nice

@HernanBz Год назад

13:38 Love... Love... Love... ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@jroc2201 Год назад

Cool stuff

@TheBassKitty Год назад

This is fantastic. Thank you for this one 💚

@chrisisbell3080 2 года назад

Reminds me of variations over a ground bass from the baroque period. 😀

@NicholasStein Год назад

The first jazz tune my teacher gave me was Have You Met Miss Jones in F. I have been fiddling with it for years. This video made me realize what Rodgers is doing in bars 3-6. My teacher said it was a good one to learn first because except for the F#dim7, the A section is all an F scale. You have made me see the tune in an all new way.

@rocketpost1 Год назад

I'd never heard of a tag but it's certainly a recognizable sound and your extended improv was great and well thought out. It keeps you guessing when the tune is finally going to resolve. Thanks Aimee.

@Bionictotquewrench 2 года назад

A couple of minutes of this and I’m crying out for a resolution!

@jairof.j.santos5401 Год назад

Love it💙, thanks Aimee!

@jeffsims5683 2 года назад

Also to add one more slight change to this, ...try substituting the 5 for 7 (half diminished) ...so instead of 2-5-3-6 ... 2-(7)-3-6.

@86larsonrd 2 года назад

Yeah, that works.

@UkuleleAversion 2 года назад

11:30 Sounds like a singing voice

@kencory2476 Год назад

I heard a couple of trumpet players do this on "Once I had a Secret Love".

@MomLAU 2 года назад

Please explain: When is it correct, and when is it not correct, for a pianist to play a bass line when there is already a bass? I'm not trying to be critical; I'm just asking because I'm very confused about this

@AimeeNolte 2 года назад

Most of the time I do not play a bass line when I have a bass player. It steps on their feet and gets in their way. But after playing for eight or nine minutes, I wanted to add some variety and punch to what I was doing. You can hear Oscar Peterson do that often in his playing. When he wants to give everything some punch, he drops into the bass frequencies. You just have to use your best judgment.

@jamesyorgan6249 2 года назад

Don’t worry, the bass player will know when to get out of the way. As long as what your playing takes it in a different direction and is strong.

@newyorkfilharmonik110 2 года назад

For those who want to get to the music, she starts at about 7:30. Yum!

@ocmolina83 2 года назад

Now, after watching your video I have a decision to make... Should I get back to work or go try out this 2-5-3-6 at the piano...

@UkuleleAversion 2 года назад

5:53 Composer of the Mission Impossible theme!

@jessesingersongwriter 2 года назад

Yeah, baby! 5/4 comes to the small screen.

@Vera-zc2ql 2 года назад

that walking baseline like 14 mins in.......... 😊

@newyorkfilharmonik110 2 года назад

Playing tag, great at any age.

@johndavidkromkowski816 2 года назад

👍🖖💪✌️

@pianopiano64 2 года назад

Yeah ,

@sanfernvalley619 Год назад

Is it better to improvise or compose? How neat to be able to make that piano sing

@AimeeNolte Год назад

They are one and the same in many ways♥️

@MarkFromHawaii Год назад

Very deceptive! 😉

@AljoniMusiCo Год назад

These changes are sometimes called 'turn-a-rounds', right?

@AimeeNolte Год назад

Yessir

@aleksik4028 Год назад

So whats the Gillespie tune called?

@jwcolby54 Год назад

Isn't the six a minor and thus a vi rather than VI?

@AimeeNolte Год назад

Dominant in this case but yeah much of the time it is

@MrFedemoral Год назад

Hi aimee!, beautiful session! i couldnt find any backing track to practice on topof it, any recommendation?

@AimeeNolte Год назад

Make one on iReal! Do you have the app? It’s very easy to make your own practice tracks. Then you can set it to repeat tons of times

@MrFedemoral Год назад

@@AimeeNolte Beautiful, btw i screamed with the phrases at 10:30, so good!

@kaptnkirk2740 Год назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tpYc_MdFo7w.html how can you hear "chords" in this music? To me it doesn't any matter which "chord" has been played there...