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How to Use Triad Pairs for Sick Intervallic Soloing and Arpeggios 

Noah Kellman
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Once you understand this chord structure, your piano playing will never be the same. It's used commonly in both Jazz and Neo Soul, but you'll really hear it used in an absolutely gorgeous way in modern Neo Soul-Inspired tracks that cross genres as well. A really important part of this sound is the dim(maj7) chord, i.e. a diminished triad with a major 7. The structure comes down to being built like a block chord, but with a major 7 instead of a 6. Use this over any melody or chord progression for a modern sound. Enjoy this jazz and Neo Soul piano tutorial with Noah Kellman.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:09 Basic Triad Pair Review
2:48 Perspective on Improv Techniques
3:39 First Triad Pair Exercise
4:36 Melodic Cells + Triad Pairs
6:45 Opening Up the Octaves
8:15 More Triad Pair Options!

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Комментарии : 68   
@lukeweston1234
@lukeweston1234 2 года назад
Sorry I can’t come over babe new Noah kellman dropped😩
@couchcamperTM
@couchcamperTM 2 года назад
priorities^^
@NoahKellman
@NoahKellman 2 года назад
Hahaha my apologies in advance to all the significant others out there 🤣 at least I didn’t release it on Valentine’s Day right?
@justinfarrar4019
@justinfarrar4019 2 года назад
BWAHAHAHA 🤣🤣😂🤣🤣
@RobES335
@RobES335 2 года назад
Hey Noah I’m a guitarist and a theory nerd. When I want to learn something new I generally watch piano players on RU-vid for inspiration as they seem to have a lot more theory to teach. Just wanted to say your channel is by far the best. Awesome stuff man.
@NoahKellman
@NoahKellman 2 года назад
Hey Rob thank you so much for saying that man. Always working really hard to provide solid information. Glad you stopped by and hope you find lots of good value on my channel!
@mehmetizbul2099
@mehmetizbul2099 2 года назад
This kind of approaches are the only aspects I depend my improvisation journey on. Chord tones, major-minor triads, diminished 7ths, major and pentatonic scale, enclosures and a bit of chromatism is all you need that gives you too much options to practise and experiment. Don't get lost on all those fancy mody jazzy scales. Keeping your mindset "simple" is the key to keep you on track. Excellent tip Noah, thanks!
@UkuleleAversion
@UkuleleAversion 2 года назад
I found a triplet triad pair lick from transcribing a Ben Eunson solo the other day. He uses first inversion major triads built off the VI and bIII on a dominant seven. In this case he was pairing D# and A triads in first inversion over F#7.
@bobbachelor5930
@bobbachelor5930 2 года назад
Damn, Noah ! Jazz really is about unpredictability. You really threw a curve ball today. You opted on wearing just a tee shirt, rather than your usual tasty button down shirts.
@NoahKellman
@NoahKellman 2 года назад
Hahaha had to find a good way to keep things interesting
@_sonicfive
@_sonicfive 2 года назад
Over an open G# diminished (LH) I like playing the C# and D# pair. This has a super locrian sound, beautiful. Works great for example when playing in the key of F as a passing "tone" to Gminor.
@danielecorbari7033
@danielecorbari7033 2 года назад
Yes! Perfect timing! I'm quarantined and I'm used to study jazz composition at the end of the day (at least, here it's the end of the day!). This video is just another add to a constantly growing online course. This one is the best about jazz piano I found on youtube so far. Thanks also for the books suggestions, I'll check it out. Hope to watch and listen to you soon! Have a great week!
@jasonmeyermusic5639
@jasonmeyermusic5639 2 года назад
Great as usual !
@rayfusion239
@rayfusion239 2 года назад
Love it!!
@genekelly3961
@genekelly3961 2 года назад
Thanks for the lesson Noah!
@CharlesAustin
@CharlesAustin 2 года назад
Helpful !! Thank you !!
@bernardwilliford6301
@bernardwilliford6301 2 года назад
Thank you Noah You are a great help! Please keep on doing what your doing
@Hodanbossul
@Hodanbossul 2 года назад
great video! Thanks!
@jaychalmers6141
@jaychalmers6141 2 года назад
Fantastic!
@xavierlafolie2856
@xavierlafolie2856 10 месяцев назад
Great lesson
@sweettoot1
@sweettoot1 2 года назад
I love it ,I will use it .good explanation
@eduardosposito8052
@eduardosposito8052 2 года назад
Thanks a lot for your excelent way of teaching!!!!
@peterbodofsnik9429
@peterbodofsnik9429 2 года назад
Thx. Was helpful.
@olivierbrionne9302
@olivierbrionne9302 Год назад
Thanks Noah I understand today triads thanks to you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@clintsudweeksmusic8816
@clintsudweeksmusic8816 2 года назад
Noah thank you so much.
@soulsaxmurrill
@soulsaxmurrill 2 года назад
great lesson!
@alexendrix6
@alexendrix6 2 года назад
Great video Noah thx a lot! : -)
@retromusicvideos4k10
@retromusicvideos4k10 2 года назад
Very Useful! 💯👌Thank you so much✌🌹🙏💞
@emogenecine6106
@emogenecine6106 Год назад
Thank you teacher for this video, I really appreciate it
@emogenecine6106
@emogenecine6106 Год назад
MAY GOD BLESS YOU
@OTIStheREALcarlos
@OTIStheREALcarlos 2 года назад
I'm a guitarist. Great to learn these concepts to help build melodic sounding lines in triad pairs. Tnx
@percyvolnar8010
@percyvolnar8010 Год назад
Jerry Bergonzi's Hexatonics Vol 7 book is the bible of triad pairs... 8 pages of him explaining them with words. After that, foreplay is over. No more talking. The remaining 288 pages are walls of written patterns to practice.
@davidolahmusic
@davidolahmusic 2 года назад
Thanks for cool video, Noah. My favorite pattern is 1, 5, 3, (1).
@bobbywjamc
@bobbywjamc 2 года назад
Sick
@sheilamacdougal4874
@sheilamacdougal4874 2 года назад
The first ideas are just doing triads on Lydian - that seems to me much simpler than thinking of it as triad "pairs" with "inversions". Mind you, I suppose the more ways you can conceptualise the same ideas the better, as it facilitates speed. The minor "pairs" are also just a single mode played intervallically. I'm experimenting with triad pairs on dominants, where one changes the second pair on an improvised line. On dominants there are several possible second pairs. In those cases I do think it's easier to think of different pair combinations rather than changing modes. One can also change the bottom pair, which would technically be a reharmonisation, but using the same concept of triad pairs.
@NoahKellman
@NoahKellman 2 года назад
Thanks for the thoughts, Sheila. I think the advantage of thinking of Triad Pairs is as you said, conceptualizing it in a different way, and using it to open up yourself to exploring the same tonalities but from a different perspective so you can invent new lines that are outside of your comfort zone and usual repertoire.
@sheilamacdougal4874
@sheilamacdougal4874 2 года назад
@@NoahKellman Thanks for taking the time to reply! Your videos are uniquely helpful and succinct, so please keep up the good work.
@squabknob
@squabknob 2 года назад
yes that is the entire point of the video, to play less linarly , hence the conceptualization of triad pairs instead of 8 note scale
@matthewwatts5564
@matthewwatts5564 2 года назад
Great vid! I like to ascend up one triad and descend down another. Ex: C E G A F# D E G C etc
@NoahKellman
@NoahKellman 2 года назад
Awesome yeah that’s a great pattern!
@josefranciscogarcia2898
@josefranciscogarcia2898 2 года назад
Very very very nice.....!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@saxman511
@saxman511 Год назад
I use a D Maj 7th over a E minor 7th.Wonderful combinations
@pablobrown5450
@pablobrown5450 2 года назад
Noah its just not fair...hahah Congrats and thank you from Uruguay
@squabknob
@squabknob 2 года назад
i liked pairing the major with its tri-tone or the tritone of the fifth ex: c/f# or c/c#
@AkashGamana
@AkashGamana 2 года назад
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥⛽️🌶
@warrenfirschein427
@warrenfirschein427 2 года назад
Thanks Noah, you are a wonderful, patient teacher. Question: in this video, you are demonstrating the sound of playing the same two triad pairs--let's say C and D major--over a single chord in the left hand, in this case C major. What else can one play with the left hand while sticking to the same two triad pairs in the right hand without it sounding too wonky? Are there particular chord progressions which would allow you to stick with the same pair of triads? That might be another good exercise to practice. Thanks in advance!
@NoahKellman
@NoahKellman 2 года назад
Hey Warren, thanks for the kind words! Also great question. It really just comes down to chord-scale theory. Do the notes of the triad pair work over another chord besides the original? So for example the D/C could also work nicely with A Dorian.
@George-jo7mi
@George-jo7mi 6 месяцев назад
Really like this cuz I'm studying piano to play better sax. As per Stan Getz and Jimmy Heath, that would really help in getting more out of the horn. INTERVALIC IMPROVISATION BY WALT WEISKOPF is a great book on triad pairs. I have a better idea what fingers to use on the triads. Thank you very much!❤❤❤❤❤❤
@thebeesknees135
@thebeesknees135 2 года назад
Tons to look at within the diminished scale! Four major triads as well as tons of other minor, diminished, and augmented triads. Fun one is over C diminished using Eb and A major. Resolve to F. Have fun :)
@anthonymonitto
@anthonymonitto 2 года назад
I bought an excellent book on this subject some time ago. It's called Intervalic Improvisation by Walt Weiskopf. A favorite triad pair I learned there is for use on an altered dominant chord. You use the flat 5 & sharp 5 triads above the root. So on C dominant you play the F sharp & A flat major triads.
@Ryahan
@Ryahan 2 года назад
Wow. And thanks for reference!
@ChrisCadenhead
@ChrisCadenhead 2 года назад
b5 & b6 triad pairs on D7 = D7alt. Use on rhythm changes bridge 💪
@squirt594
@squirt594 2 года назад
Hi, I'm a beginner bass player and I really like these videos. Can you tell me, specifically, how to go about fingering inversions, as someone with little to no technical piano knowledge.
@stephenoneil4266
@stephenoneil4266 2 года назад
Arpeggios really help. play each note of the chord once going up , then move your thumb up to the 2nd note ( if you did CEG, now you would do EGC. this will force your hand to learn how it feels to move through. On some inversions you can feasibly only use a certain finger, on others you might have 2 fingers that can reach, I find the 2nds inversion easier to play with my ring finger but can hit it with my pinky fine. Then once you get ok with going up AND down the chord and its inversion learn another one. Then do that for all the different chords and your hand will start knowing how to position itself in all situations
@LA-hx9tx
@LA-hx9tx 2 года назад
Question: Is it practical to add in the 2 and 6 of the pentatonics as well, or would that just blur the tonality? You could play 1,2,3,5 cells up the C and D, then 3,5,6,1, starting on the E and F# notes, then 5,6,1,2, or 5,6,1,3 starting on the G...and then at that point it kind breaks down in terms of keeping the purity of the triad sound. So that's my question. I guess you could occasionally add in the 2 or 6, but using the whole pentatonic starts to ruin the actual triad sounds? Comments?
@frederikmarohn6358
@frederikmarohn6358 2 года назад
Beginning reminds of Brad Mehldau a little bit
@MusixPro4u
@MusixPro4u 2 года назад
Do you have any casual bar-piano type soloing of yourself out there?
@rafalvarezsevilla
@rafalvarezsevilla 10 месяцев назад
which software do you use to display the chords? that's awesome for learning and teaching!! EDIT: ah your affiliate link, got it ;)
@suga4all
@suga4all 2 года назад
Super helpful thx 👍 I personally like minor root and minor fifth, e.g. Cm and Gm. (What is basically a Cm9 ripped apart 😁)
@Hotdogwateryum
@Hotdogwateryum 2 года назад
McCoy Tyner type intro
@bryanmcdowellmusic
@bryanmcdowellmusic 8 месяцев назад
What app are you using that indicates chords? Will it work with other instruments?
@Grayghost2099
@Grayghost2099 Год назад
When pairing triads are we speaking about 6 different notes?
@ElektroHornz
@ElektroHornz 2 года назад
Triad Pairs by Gary Campbell Univ of Miami
@NoahKellman
@NoahKellman 2 года назад
Thanks for the suggestion!
@davivify
@davivify 2 года назад
Was hoping for healthy lines, Noah Kellman. But can't say you didn't warn us.
@claudiakramer4516
@claudiakramer4516 2 года назад
Yeah. I just practice a bunch of vamp styles with runs for one chord and just play it whenever that chord comes up. The same here with runs. You'll never learn them all
@seanonel
@seanonel Год назад
I prefer your channel to Jeff Schneider's...
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