When You Hit A WRONG Note In Classical vs Jazz 

Happens to me every time

Yes,for sure

Thank You so much Bass Master Charles

Repetition legitimizes

Wrong notes are spicy if they're on tempo.

HA! Ain't that right!

Even if they *do* apologize, it's some kind of passive-aggressive "I'm just doing my job, I don't want to be mean to you, but it's your fault and you brought this on yourself. You should be apologizing to me."

It is a bug vs feature thing.

i had one that use to sit me outsaide of class n tell me i dont belong here and to repeat it to myself

@@satanlxvesme Yikes, that's terrible. What a jerk. Don't let their words stick with you. You belong just as much as the others do, no matter how much money everyone has, what they look like, or how "talented" they are. You had a right to be there, whether that teacher liked it or not.

Jazz is not only about how to play wrong notes, it is also about how to make more wrong notes so at the end you end up the key you start in while bringing amusement to the crowd

Play three and you just dont know how to play your instrument lol

Play four and you should be taking lessons

Play every note wrong, on purpose, and it's experimental

@@ItsKam play nothing at all and you’re officially John Cage

I'm dying.

@@SDfighter1 Dial 911

@@zakimubarak7862 hello this is 911 what is your emergency?

@Deus Vult. have you tried putting ice on them?

"Repetition legitimizes" - Some youtuber probably

@@Ivannbeats An ensemble. If your in a jazz ensemble you don’t learn the songs by ear, you probably could, but there’s usually 15-20 people and in an ensemble they all have different parts. I’m in a couple bands, I’m in my high school jazz band along with a jazz ensemble with post secondary and high school students that run by my band teacher, then I have concert band, and I’m taking jazz class at school. Jazz class we do more of combos, we still use sheet music but we all play the melody and put a lot of focus towards solos. In jazz class since we’re all playing the melody we could do it by ear to learn songs, but we’d have to work together to make sure we all get the pitch right because we wouldn’t want everyone to be playing completely different pitches. If you mean that you should learn your music and then have it memorized, we don’t have to, but I do have most of my songs for jazz class memorized because they’re simple and have had them for a while I still have the sheet music while playing though. I have 26 songs and counting so I definitely need sheet music for some of the songs

Bro responded with the entire Jazz bible

Tumblr moment

@@Ivannbeats all jokes are good and bad...it depends on how sensitive someone is....and there is always someone with the trigger ready to pop....

@@DeadPerfection amen to that

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And four wrong notes is Contemporary!

@@Schrodinger364 Five wrong notes is pentatonics, Six wrong notes is ... blues!!!

Words to live by

"Fake it 'till you make it." ~ Basically What He Said

Wise man.

Yes siree.

:happyLarsUlrich:

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this is exactly how i felt when i played bass in jazz band for the first time. i dont know how to read notes so i was going purely by ear and the whole time im think maaan im playing the wrong notes but at the end of class they were all like wow you are very good at pitch and good at playing along with us at the end of the day i was confused but also very happy i didnt screw up on the first day i played in jazz band

@@layneburton7109 hehehe believe it or not going into college reading music was actually pretty hard for me. When I started band in 7th grade to the time I ended in 12th I had 4 different band teachers. I shit you not. I learned to play almost entirely by ear and by the feel of the music and for years no one said a whole lot about it. When I met my band professor he had me play and then he says "You learned to play music by ear didnt you?" I asked him how he knew that and he goes cause I can see by how your struggling since theres only so many people around you with a similar part. He said playing by ear is a very very valuable skill to have but I really really need to learn how to read music better. Yet I still managed to get a fulk ride scholarship to college.

i actually have to play an improv solo for the jazz band at the concert tomorrow and reading this, I feel a lot more confident

@@layneburton7109 omg dude when I was in grade 10 I got to audition for the senior jazz band normally for grade 12s because the bassists wanted to leave but needed a replacement and we were in the same music class. Well it wasn't a solo audition, I got to sit in during practice but it was a test to see if i was good enough and my stupid self played ALMOST THE ENTIRE PRACTICE WITH THE SHEET MUSIC UPSIDE DOWN BEFORE I REALIZED. I was so ashamed of myself but the teacher/bandleader came up to me after and told me I nailed it and very good 😆😂

Is that proof that Bethoven was a jazz musician?

@@gritsonamission Quite possibly; jazz is a state of mind after all.

I can tell you one thing for sure. Improvisation was actually common, even before Beethoven's time. Mozart and his friend Clementi would play each other pieces and deliberate change things. Therefore, Classical performance and even the idea of composition was not as rigid as we tend to see it. This is why the uTube music "teacher" Adam Neelys gets so many things wrong. He claims to be progressive, but he constantly tries to push "Classical" people into one box and himself ("Jazz" musician) in another. Neely also made videos claiming that perfect pitch cannot be learn, yet seemingly hundreds of musicians and lay-people responded that they did, and that you can. Not to mention Adam Neely's rants on why we shouldn't tune to A-432 Scientific Tuning because it's "voodoo." Yet, A-440 concert pitch is entirely random and does not fit into mathematical patterns, sacred geometry, the Golden section, etc. Growing up in small-town New Mexico and Texas in the 80's kids would make fun of you listened to Classical. I was a music that simply did not exist. // On the other hand, as a pianist having studied in NYC, I noticed that Asian pianist's I'd hand hang out couldn't play without the music. Whereas I'd just sit at their piano and go thru some Chopin or whatever. And even if i got a note wrong, I'd just delay it or blend it into the mix! // Bottom line: Beethoven rocked! - _The Acoustic Rabbit Hole_ @theacousticrabbithole9608

​​@@A-432-ZoneThe 432 Hz thing genuinely is just BS though. Lowering the pitch makes it sound lower. Nothing mystical or special about it. 432hz music is literally just pitch shifted 31 cents and thats it

That's incredible, User. I'll add this insightful profundity to my notes immediately.@@Qwerty-g1b2o

My guitar teacher said the same thing. If you hit a 'wrong' note and play the right one immedeatly it will sound like a transition

Angela from the office once said “Jazz is stupid! I mean, just play the right notes”

Angela was always my favourite

@@greenjimmydog Wise words

I had a stroke trynna read that lmao

:(

I did a bit of contrabass for band and even with an amplifier no one can hear you.

played the electric bass myself, i could never hear what i was playing over anyone else

I go outta my way to try to isolate the base when I listen to music No musician should go unrecognized, and music without base is just.. without soul

@@Set2Wumbo i guess you could say that such music is Bassless?

do you remember the name of your band and the artist you were opening for?

@@EvilCat-EnergyCatalyst Yeah, the band was The Roaring Hamster. We were just a local band, but we were opening for Coolio that night Edit: this was in late 2008, and sadly it was my last gig with the band. Both my lead singer and Coolio have passed by now, but I won’t forget the interactions I had with either of them

Similar story, my high school jazz band were performing in a regional competition, and I was the sole saxophonist in the band. For weeks leading up, I couldn't quite nail down the solo I was given and was petrified to let the band down on the big day. I have no idea what happened, but my fingers just went wild and did their own thing the entire time. Literal jazz hands, but while grasping an instrument. I came off stage about to apologise and our coach(?) ran up beaming ear to ear and said I blew him away with my improvisation. My band mates were shocked too. Probably not as shocked as me though. We got 2nd place, which was fine because 1st place always went to the actual professional student jazz band lol

Yeah jazz cannot be messed up mostly. It can be

that's why the vast majority of it is meaningless trash lol

if you use vibrato its almost like your hitting the right notes

thats where bending comes in B)

@@jalenp64 you're* lmao

Jacob Collier : hold my microtonal beer

@You're fake and gay Someone doesn't tune their snare

How did you get that font?

How do you do that font

@@twopaste thanks dude

Your pfp is perfect for that comment lmao

@@michn5711You are very s̶t̶u̶p̶i̶d̶ smart

FACT

Because of overwhelming pressure blocking you from doing the future notes

Also known as the cock-up cascade

For real!!!💀😭

Just turn it into Jazz Lmao

classical: you made the last mistake of your life you piece of sh-

😮 I am improve

It's official, the SCP has the concept of Jazz in custody...

Hahahah

hahaahhahah

My math rock artists would like to disagree

9 MM lol they play in tempo, they just play in different time signatures than 4/4

@@m.webster1261 epic fail

time to superimpose pentatonics starting from the sharp fourth

Don’t @ me like that

Omg too relatable

...and hold the highest tone as long as possible 🤣

And if you play a series of wrong notes, just repeat the note sequence in a series of other unrelated keys and call it "modal transposition"

..........yes?

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How? I’m the drummer.

@@thecheeseman31415 my fucking God. Thank you for that.

Lmao

Was it the ending note?

Then you simply had a bad piano teacher.

My high school band director was actually a flaming Italian goblin and would go out of his way to demote snare players to bass drum or percussion if they were struggling, because that's the one thing the audience can hear go wrong (not like they could see us back there - he called my dad once because my shoes, in the very back row, were grey not black). So 16 year old me was in for a treat when I spent weeks practicing a snare part and on the day of the concert, I was given a bass drum mallet and was told to switch off every other song with the 'demoted' bass drum player. Because apparently this teacher also had a thing where upperclassmen had priority over parts for the show, and he could care less that I was prepared. I asked to get another snare (we didnt bring our own) but it was a "too bad so sad, you'll play snare next year" kinda situation with him and I lost. It was like saying "Hey you're great in my class but youre a freshman so you can't play the big boy instruments on stage in front of your parents who pay for your drum lessons" I understand a lot of drummers kinda goof off cause theyre in the back or were forced to do band, but geez, this teacher was one anal motherfucker about perfection and discipline and 'its not always fair'. His shitty ways have probably scared off tons of good drummers in the process - after quitting band, I joined a way cooler music program outside of the school

@@ItsKam but... I bet you're an amazing drummer now. 🤷

I find it ironic how I went from playing mariachi type music (with trumpet) to jazz like (with sax) to metal (electric guitar) and I honestly prefer playing metal just sucks that my high school doesn't offer anything involving rock/metal

@@ItsKam My brother was in band in HS (we both joined in Middle School for the cool MS teacher, but I stopped after), and after about one year, the HS Band teacher got more control of it. He decided he HAD to "improve" the bands by forcing all band students to be in both Concert and Marching band. He didn't care your reasons for wanting one but not the other, but insisted the rule be enforced. Enrollment in band dropped, quality dropped, and to top it all off, he made them wear thin, skin-tight uniforms that had that weird shattered stained-glass pattern...

Meanwhile the song is like Jingle bells

Sounds like he knew a thang or two about music. 🤣😂😁

Seems like a cool dude ( ｰ̀֊ｰ́ )✧

Citation from a time he was not „classical“ but temporary 😉

*Beet* me to it

Yes...it's because he was deaf

Probably

Thought the same thing 😂

It is called improvising, it’s a huge part of jazz.

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@@Humaidan. YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU XD Heck, thanks a ton for this video!

ya like jazz?

I... think I may be a jazz fan

@@aguyontheinternet8436welcome.

no one thinks of jazz fans like that

I am UNhYgIENiC

Haha yes we do, at all times. I only had my glasses off in my RU-vid profile pic because I was listening to classical music

I heard the jazzers grow their sunglasses when they reach maturity.

Professional means you get paid. So you get paid to be in an audience?

@@mrtimo3822 Yes.

@@Unknownmonkey13 Paid in jazzilicious pleasure

@You're fake and gay same, it reminds me of daniel in his king costume

Keep playing that, it sounds fonky bro

The Random Videos Guy throw in a bit of that left hand!

Classical music actually uses tritones (along with all kinds of other dissonances) all the time. Dominant 7ths contain tritones in them.

The difference between classical and jazz is that classical is more faithful to the written score, emphasizes voice-leading (counterpoint).

The hardest part is actually the rhythm for me, notes that are accentuated by the beat sound really bad if they are "out". But if you play the same notes before or after the beat your in the clear. Think chromatic approaches and those 16th note semi tone slides into the correct chords. Playing them seems to be hugely dependent on the rhythm that said im not good at it so i havent had much success in freeform jazz yet.

Aha! That's the kicker right there!

Bill Evans quote?

In music class we learned to improvise and one of the first things we learned that when you hit a wrong note (scalewise), go down or up halfsteps until it sound right and BOOM. J A Z Z

That's very true

@@greenstargin5321 (shhh!)

No.

And then Van Halen rose up and busted out eruption 🤘

We don't need to talk about me practicing that way, my guy

What Song name???

And that's how metal was born

Scraibin 6

Technically, Oogway said, "There are no accidents."

@@LJ_Dude Thats what I said ik what u trynna prove >.>

@@CausticSpace When I saw the comment it said "There are no mistakes."

@@LJ_Dude Lol he edited it and then he said that's what he said from the beginning 😂

Only happy mistakes -Ross Bob

“Happy accidents”-Bob mothafuckin Ross

Shoon ‘Happy l i t t l e incidents’

It's f r e e j a z z

Only little happy mistakes...

669? I can't

Unless your mistake is coming in early during the Surprise Symphony

Post some videos sometime, you’ve got me curious

Jazz is literally just gambling

I am ignorant. Can you prepare an improv solo beforehand?

@@danielc4267 You can! Here's how: 1) Listen to the actual piece several times while practicing 2) Latch onto a theme from the piece and play with the key, motion, beat, etc. 3) Find a version of that you like and stick to it until the day of the concert 4) COMPLETELY FORGET IT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CONCERT and give the judge A Look like "Yes this is ABSOLUTELY what I meant to do no I will not be accepting criticism that's your entire job isn't it F*CK"

Sounds like you have "Don't Stop" and "Keep Going" down pat - turns out those are the only rules!

THANK YOU

Same. Classical music ruined me.

As a songwriter who presses record then improvises each layer, the misplayed notes have taken me places I didn’t expect... happy accidents... I follow where the music takes me, same when writing poetry... minimal grip on outcome

@@PsychoSk8r4bg And if I was less up my own ass when it comes to music, I probably could too 😭

I assume it's like trying to intentionally mess up signing a signiture you've signed for years

there is no mistake, only happy accidents

@@rivvie in jazz you gotta have opposites. you have to have dark and light. if you have dark on dark you have nothing. if you have light on light you have nothing

@@saulo5216 Simple, just have dark on light dark, and light on dark light.

Rivvie that’s what my parents said to me when they told me I was an accident. I’m still not sure about the happy part though 😂

@@saulo5216 basically be lightskinned

duke ellington

Interestingly, my musical theater director told me the same thing, just with acting and stuff

Did he ever show up?

Rhythm is more important for a jazz solo. Hit the wrong note with correct timing, dynamics and inflection and it's all good! Victor Wooden is all about this.

Holy crap I played that last year in jazz band

Repitition legiti-

PocketLobster14 Adam Neely!!!!

lol

PocketLobster14 rundy abobe

Playing the wrong note once is like jumping the crashing plane without parachute, and improvising your way back to the right key on the right bar is like taking a parachute from a dead person that jumped before you ala Jazz Bond.

Exactly

I think the "sound" of jazz is exactly those carefully placed wrong notes, but I'm not a jazz musician so it's just what it seems to me

@@TonyNaber I'm not a big jazzhead but I really think you're spot on

@@TonyNaber well, there is "clean" or casual jazz, generally known to be elevator or lobby music which usually aims to provide an easy listening experience and which has little to no "wrong" notes. The deeper you go from there into jazz, the more you will see people throw in these notes. They are like the spice in a meal. They make things more exciting and introduce more contrasts (dissonance+the usually following resolve into a more pleasing note) into the music. At a certain point people just go to far for my taste, tho. Some jazz musicians forget that the "wrong" notes are supposed to be the spice, not the main meal...

​@@DieserAIiasIstSchonVergeben For sure! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-i9aftG6pybA.html

You don't know, you f e e l

@@TinNovaKiin I play the shapes and intervals I feel are pretty on my guitar when I solo jazz and yeah you really do just feel around. It's lovely

Trumpet player here - often when I'm improvising I have no clue what note it is because the fingering can be the same for notes close together in high registers.

well that is just categorically wrong. Unless you're fixating the entire umbrella of jazz into some cynical reading of free jazz

@@danielm-k7393 also a trumpet player here-. I'm not the most confident one and i just can't do a solo without freaking out and even in improvised solos I still get nervous for playing so bad infront of my classmates.

that hits.

So what you do instead of heroine?

I’m the same except not at all and I’m like Charlie Parker except without the genius. I have a problem

@@MrKkdkk as someone who knows a few musicians it's probably copious amounts of Caffeine

@@Steampunk_Ocelot You misspelled cocaine

@@MrKkdkk preferably coke but im sure store bought adderall is fine if u can't get it :^)

😂

Yess

nice profile pic u got there

In classical. We call those notes a threat to national security, & will not be tolerated.

Antonio Barbosa No, but I guess he may have been part of what started me using that more commonly to describe music

Repetition legitimizes.

Repetition legitimizes.

@@MasterNeiXD Repetition legitimizes

Epstein didn't kill himself

Epstein didn't kill himself

Oh, you are more familiar with metal?

@@erdenwurm7208 what does that even mean lol

@@bolt4685 tried to link uncultured to metal music - but the Joke didn't kicked ^^

@Erdenwurm you must not know that metal and classical are very closely related

​@@JJPMaster Oh, it all refers back to classical music - I would say. Metal -> Rock -> Rock`n Roll -> Jazz -> marching music -> classical music. Kind of linear in theorie - of course it's not thaaaat easy in Reality

unless you play every possible and impossible note simultaneously

@@Pihsrosnec that is impossible by definition, isn't it? Oh god, we cannot scape it Talk softly when mentioning it's name. *It hears*

When you understand that in life, as you not play an instrument, you currently always play jazz. Jazz is comedic

*folds up mouth just to play every note on trumpet*

@@cobaltordinaire5219 my God, you're a virtuoso

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!!!!! Jazz, am i right?

I don't think I've seen a comment that describes me more perfectly in my life. I can't even sight-read or tell notes by ear.

Been writing music for a while j can only tell you like 3 notes

Highkey uses a tuning app;

Jep me too.. playing for over 10 years.. can't read music.. play everything by ear.. and can't even tell you what notes i'm playing. Atleast i know i use allot of power chords,hammer on and just single strings..

I grew up classically trained in flute, sooo when I took on guitar it was a little easier for me.

that's the magic of jazz, they sound great because they're not thrown inappropriately in context. If you highlight what you do properly, any note can do in jazz. It's actually a skill I've always found mesmerizing, and I still think Jazz is the hardest genre because of that. You either have it in you, or struggle to have it like slave, working and practicing theory

Victor wooten says, it is the wrong note is the one that gets your atention.

@@AM-we8hj you need to have it in you for any kind of music, jazz is not special in that regard

@@AM-we8hj Most musicians in my experience just run into a wall because they look too much at what others do and lack confidence in their own potential. They judge themselves in terms of limitations instead of what makes them unique from a positive frame of mind. So to me I don't think it's a question of "having it" and "not having it". But about whether you can learn to accept you who you are and have the courage to follow your instincts and see it leads, rather than trying to become someone else.

Well that's the point

its 5am i heard that and burst out laughing my parents woke up

Lagrima balls

@@maxortiz8795 😶‍🌫️✌️

I love lagrima it sounds so good :)

No

But why 17?

@@jed5918 hellifino. It was just something he said in a Masterclass lecture on songwriting

Tom Morello, my favorite jazz guitarist

dAVie504

Lmao

🔫

FEAR THE 🦌

Yes it is

Primus guitar solos come in

Wrong notes are the spicy ones.

@Bronzethelegend36 4 that's cool! Do you play in standard or in a different tuning?

To be fair you don't hear notes at all.

@@LortOfTheStones~ wiggly air~

there’s wrong notes in playing jazz bass?? who knew bro

Except they're actually right

Quazi-Connectivity from Minecraft Java be like

*Gaming translation*

Anyone remember quasi connectivity.

@@badatsomerhing yES

syncopation in the melody rather than the rhythm.

And thus, Heavy Metal was born.

@@0x777 Specifically, Slayer

@@0x777 how do you get 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 wrong?

@@Pengulin You know you're talking to a bass player? Hold my beer.

@@Pengulin is that a question that really needs to be asked?

Unless they compete in EE.

Everyone knows high school jazz is the squarest of jazz, except for junior high and elementary school jazz

You could only have one note continuously for an entire song, and highschool bands will still struggle with it.

@Pottic Harrir in a big band arrangement that's not the case

@Pottic Harrir that's not true. there was a person who was an entire page off, and nobody noticed. the person had no idea the entire time either. shows that the person doesn't know what the heck is going on, and neither does anyone else lol. the person "thought" they knew what they were doing, and was completely clueless in reality.

I would argue classical music has a lot of heart and soul too. But the (incorrect) stereotype is the opposite (I love both styles btw)

Ya like jazz?

@Reagan B I'd say classical has a lot more intentional emotion into it, while jazz has more off the top passion

​@@reaganb6013except for auditions and competition

This is inaccurate in classical music stereotype, i do have red about the use of tritones banned in the old times. Actually Beethoven used it in the Trio 2nd subject of the 2nd movement Moonlight Sonata. So ye after Baroque

PRECISELY. Play a note that doesn't fit the current chord, you WILL get a few glares. Play enough wrong notes and the boss will come tap you on the shoulder mid-set. If that happens you know it's time to leave the bandstand. Classical contrabassi get off easy. The conductor throws batons and kicks music stands while screaming at the top of his lungs. "ALWAYS THE WOODEN CARTS! THEY ARE NOT INSTRUMENTS! BALL BREAKERS! ALWAYS LATE! YOU HAVE NO EARS, NO EYES, NOTHING AT ALL! MULE'S HEADS! YOU ARE DEAF! IT'S A SHAME! SHAME ON YOU! YOU HAVE EARS IN YOUR FEET! YOU ARE NOT MUSICIANS!" Then somehow everything comes together and you still have a job. (that was Toscanini btw)

Thus far more easy to play by ear then classical arrangements. On the other hand, ridiculous to write down... While you obviously don't need ears or an orchestra sittigng right next to you to write down classical arrangements.

Me neiherrrr they're perfectly calculated they're not wrong at all just altered

Wrong notes in jazz just make it better (with a skilled musician of course)

Exactly lol!

That's the joke. Jazz doesn't have set notes, you just play whatever.

It was all of them

Put a camera above pointing down to the keys? I dunno man

Ableton Live has a recall option. Its always listening. Like Apple/Siri just less sinister.

What the other said. So many awesome rifss lost to the ageis of timentune.

@@bootyshortsband they neutered and spayed me and put me here, at least I still got my wingspan on the overdrive channel.

Same

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Best way to play jazz!

It doesnt have to be perfect, you just gotta ~vibe~ with it and its okay

Those listening tests were ridiculously challenging for us in Cleveland, even if you studied heavily! Our teacher at Case Western had to grade the midterms and finals on a curve because the average score was approaching fail, and these were mostly conservatory students from nearby Cleveland Institute of Music.

Sad sad Winston.

Winstons been hit

I like the rain effect... didnt make any scense but it mad it more sad.

RIP Winston

I assume the hard part is 'covering it up'?

RaRaRasputin I think that the hard part is playing wrong notes coherently

This comment reminded me of Forward March by Pat Metheny, the best track LOL ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HR8GpFtVJWg.html

@@rararasputin8608 they didnt quit they wanted his head

@@rararasputin8608 It's more that you can't just play the wrong notes, you have to either play the "right" wrong notes (i.e., substituting the original note for a different one that also fits well there) or taking the wrong note you played and running with it and spinning off into playing your own thing that still fits with the original melody.

the accidental notes made it so much catcher hhh

We ARE the audience in the video lol

I'm 100% the vibin' guy at the middle

ive never even liked jazz but shit was bussin'..... respectfully

@Tasty Jaguar im the other guy with no facial expressions

But Jaco only needed four stings

Nothing incredible about that

Ironic with that username

He's got the high ground

The conductor had the high ground

Me too master Kenobi

@@williamvandergrift9741 Ironic, isn’t it?

Children: *reading this comment with giggles* Adults, all pros at something: if you only knew... if you only knew...

This was by far the best part.

Yes you do... you do know what notes you're playing. Don't lie to me. That is DANG GOOD JAZZ.

Sounds like a "Monkism." 🍷🍸🎹🎹🎹

Strong and wrong baby!

A wrong note played right isn't really a wrong note is it ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Aidan Xavier fax

@@Tomatohater64 i mean you're right but more like close to right.. Havent tried playing jazz on bass but on piano its little more sketchy :)

Amen!

Indeed~

69 likes. Nice.

We make happy little chromosomes

Unless you play drums

If I take this literally, all I do is bad playing lol.

@@99xara99 shut up you jazz genious!!!

@@99xara99 shut up you jazz god

@@99xara99 Then play as terribly as you feel like playing, just make sure to enjoy yourself.

by this, all i make is god tier jazz. i cant play any instruments.

One of my favorite quotes by my favorite musicians is “I just know how I feel, not how it feels.” Meaning you could be up there, playing your heart out, and thinking that you’re absolutely bombing, but to the audience, it could sound like the best thing they’ve ever heard. When you’re playing on a stage, in the moment, it is borderline impossible to discern how it sounds to the people out there. I remember at an open mic jam, I was playing She’s So Heavy by the Beatles, and I thought we all bombed. But the guy who runs the jam, came up to all of us after and told us this is why he runs the jam, and genuinely thought it was one of the best things he’d ever witnessed at that jam. So I try to remember that when I’m playing, all I know is how I feel I’m the moment, and it’s really totally irrelevant to how it actually sounds

Some post-hardcore bands and no wave bands can be considered jazz punk

It's more like the reverse imho if you consider some of out there free jazz stuff. But yeah all music is connected

Avant garde: there is no wrong or right. Just music.

Me, a drummer for both: *Laughs in wrong*

I know a really small punk band here in California (that doesn't play together much anymore) and some of the songs used some really irregular chords that kind of shouldn't sound right. Problem is: I never noticed until the bassist told me. It just sounded like some good-ass punk rock to me.

My dad made conch fritters with sugar instead of salt once and they turned out great.

Oooohhh, so that's how Panda Express did it.

One time I fell backwards off my drum kit and played a jazz fill on the way down

@@kindredtoast3439 Lol, Panda Express is Jazz.

@@yuuthehobo crazy

Nice

Sayori: "You can hang with me"

This is underrated.

Shoot, how many have the Classicals hang over the years ?!

Underrated comment

mistakes start coming (and they don't stop coming)

Jokes are on them, I was probably never even playing the correct time signature

Jazz is kind of like being an alcoholic...all it takes is the first wrong note...

And then it starts sounding really good lol

It's very much more relatable if you learn by muscle memory rather than sheet music

Yeah you guys have it easy, you guys don't have to pick your wrong notes intentionally, informed by an extensive knowledge of what notes would sound good in certain contexts and why, you guys can just pick from any note you know is wrong and bend it lol.

That only works on electric guitar. 🤣

*sad piano noises*

@@kipmi9608 you can always use an electric piano with a pitch wheel lol

@@HyenaFox sound bad when you dont do it right

Good quote

The audience is too hip to notice mistakes, no like is sounding sweet dude, keep rolling along 😎

Yep n I think that’s about right 😎

n u made mistakes n we couldn’t hear them 😎

Keep playing until tune is over, n we can’t hear mistakes, n best bet is beers a little not cold enough 😎

Ending Ur no reply career

Mc Donalds And I appreciate that lol.

I am also getting my worths from seeing him rock that wig!

@@mcdonalds4393 Yay! Humans being human! Y'all are amazing. Love and best vibes always. 💙💚💜

Hahahh

I choose Charles MC at Jazz Club

@@ethanpatrick9947 Superb taste, Nathan. We need to bring back the Half Note.

classical teacher/kenobi

Charles jazz audience (middle)

@@pollotenders5329 notice he has a green hat and the one holding a mic has a red one. Super Mario and Luigi?

Actually, scales makes up a majority of Jazz. Major or Natural Minor scales, Harmonic/Melodic Minor, etc In fact, that's all a solo is. A good solo will follow the Chord changes (with tasteful) embellishments. A bad solo will ignore that and play whatever. It's required to know the scales (Example being if I want to improv over C7(#9), I should know the Blues, Mixolydian, etc)

Snavels NEEEEEEEERDDDD But thank you your comment was very informative

@@adwitatherealadwita I absolutely am a music nerd lol. (Jazz bassist, pretty much all I do is scales!)

Snavels Jazz bassist eh? I'm more precision bassist.

@@adwitatherealadwita haha, I also play different genres (funk, rock, metal (yeah metal has bass lol)) I actually mainly do jazz on my Upright.

I wanna be Winston

And his blood is on your goddamn hands!

@@user-up6oi8hg9h I guess i'll be Genji

F

@@epigone1796 then I'll be mcgree or something

same-

Dont you have to audition?

This sounds fake ngl

@@LiterallySoManyBears when i joined my highschool jazz band as a guitarist, being i was the only one who asked to join, i was automatically taken in. Didnt know how to read notes only tabs but i somehow got away with it for 3 years lmao

@@kotahmerrill6305 I get where you're coming from. I play Bari Sax in Jazz Band which I know the notes for. But I play the piano by ear. I just memorize the song then figure it out by playing.

All 12 notes WORK. You just have to learn more scales aside the Major scale. Harmonic min................melodic min Harmonic min b2 melodic min b2 Harmonic min #4 melodic min #4 Harmonic min b5 Melodic min b5 Harmonic min b2m b5 Melodic min b2, b5 well....even Loc b4 ( the super duper alter scale)..gets borning N all that jazz...( I hate Jazz),,You CANT play the WRONG CHORD Either. In other words...you can also alter any chord to whatever.. from whatever chord degree within the 12 notes. V-I......G7 into C Maj ii, V, I D min G7 , C Maj bII, V , I ...D Maj7 G7 into C MAJOR or the A melodic min verion ( from the relative minor) ii, V, i .....B min E7 into A min or the C Harmonic MAJOR I, iv, V C Maj F min G7 into C Major or C Maj F min Ab Maj7 G7 into C Major or A min...G Maj F Maj E7 into A min or A min G Maj F Maj E7 into A Maj7 D Maj7 E Maj7 C# min F# min B min G Maj F Maj Ab Maj6 G min C min D7 E7 into A min/C MAJOR

OneEye Monster looks like I have a lot to learn

But by then is it still the "wrong" note ? 🤔

@@Jester-15 it's not really kinda

Museee..... They do it great

I’m covered in dirty jazz!!

just assume they all are

Sup homie

SAME

Look. It sounded great thats all we need to know. Break free from the modern tuning system make your own

That's a great Gil Scott-Heron song btw lol

You piss me off by saying this

Oof

I would slap anyone who says that so hard

@@aryanmehta9576 me too!

So did Winston

Same!

@Jadon O'Neal underrated lmao

So did Winston

@@possibl_nb already been said my man

DON'T SAY THE NAME, DON'T SAY THE NAME

Fear of a name only increases fear of the thing itself

Same here. Laughed so hard 🤣

@@nope8827 STOP SAYING THE WORD!

what's a tritone?