Shnabubula plays Giant Steps by John Coltrane

[omytowa]

Hola buenas noches gracias por tus consejos voy a ponerlos en practica y te estoy avisando y otra cosa mas y disculpa la molestia ese sonido muy particular el fraceo y lo bonito que suena hay una técnica para conseguir ese sonido o como puedo trabajar cada acorde que hago para la improvisación y de verda gracias por tu tiempo y tu humilda eres tremendo Musico ojalá algún día pueda tocar como tu lo haces te digo que tienes un sonido como michel petrucciani que bueno!!!!!!

[omytowa]

Hola muchas gracias por tu apoyo y tomarte un tiempo en mi pregunta lo que no entiendo cuando me dices tocar 16 notas disculpa la molestia como es eso 16 notas y gracias maestro todo lo que haces con el piano es impresionante eres un genio voy a seguir tus consejos y espero tu respuesta yo toco con un piano Yamaha cp 70 electro acústico allí es donde estudio un abrazo

[Shnabubula]

@omytowa 16th notas = dieciséis de esas notas en un "measure" [lo siento no se la palabra por eso en español] ¿Creo tal ves la palabra es "semicorchea"?

[omytowa]

Hola felicitaciones tremendo talento que independencia y el virtuosismo increible tocas como los grandes pianistas vas a llegar muy lejos una pregunta como haces para la dijitacion y lo limpio que tocas que me puedes recomendar y cual seria la técnica para estudiar este tema me podrías dar un truco soy pianista y me gusta mucho el jazz a ver como puedo estudiar este tema para la improvisación gracias maestro un abrazo de Venezuela !!!!!!

[Shnabubula]

@omytowa gracias! Lo siento pero mi español es muy malo. Yo pienso que preguntaste como puedes estudiar este tema. La mejor estrategia es tocar muy despacio y improvisar solo con 16th notas. Otra ves te digo, hazlo MUY MUY despacio hasta que tu sientes que es muy fácil. Despues, puedes hacerlo un poco mas rapido, poco a poco hasta que llegas al tempo que deseas. Dejame saber si tienes otras preguntas.

[enzo321]

somewhere, Tommy Flanagan is smiling.

[kungpaoch1cken]

breathtaking.

[samfam222]

woooooow!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[granthunt]

wow very impressive! The transition into 7/8 was so flawless I didn't even notice it until later. And I'm a drummer.

[bhebrews1214]

great work!

[jazzincelo]

cold blooded man

[MellowD20]

Wow just wow. What do you actually think whilst improvising, or how is your approach. That would really interest me. I play piano and am happy that I can solo over Autumn Leaves now ;) and I understand theory, but I cant think that fast ;)

Great Job

[lilpianoplaya987]

You are so great! Amazing music you create

[Shadowshamer]

Can you please.... EXPLAIN THIS BRILLIANCE!! PLEASE??!!

[themadmallard]

please continue sharing

[querar1]

fantastic! 5*****

[ZeppelinRules]

Holy wow batman!

[wharrislv]

I just watched this 14 times in a row.

[wharrislv]

My alltime favorite Coltrane song. My teacher explained to me once how revolutionary it was to move keys in this way, at the time. You played it wonderfully, you've got a lot of talent and I really enjoy what you're posting. Post more stuff!! Do you have MP3s for sale anywhere?

[jeritulcomplete]

dude thats some serious chaps where did u study

[jeritulcomplete]

dude thats some serious chaps ,where did you study or who u studied with ?

[undercoverCantaloupe]

You have the most incredible understanding of music I have ever seen, keep posting!

[alexfheind]

just amazing :) just amazing

[das16thagoon]

Stunning!!

[ericfontainejazz]

So you play Trane and NES RPGs? Shnabubula, you are creeping me out.

[heru1966]

That was the freshest sounding improvisation I have heard in a long while. You have your own approach on piano. I'm really pleased to have found your video today. Will be checking out more of your work. Well done!

[Mrm0ves]

OMG, Dude you are awesome!

Great speed :O

/me jealous

[theMrDomino]

This is some of the best piano improvisation I've seen recorded after 1980. I'd love to play with you some time! I'm a bassist---mostly I do jazz and rock, but I'm a huge fan of 8bit music too.

[jake9187]

BEAST

[CaptainRed]

BEAST!!

Because of your improvisation and musical tastes I have to wonder, are you in the group LSD? I heard a copy of "Chrono Moonstone" and after listening to your soloing on this I gotta know if your the same guy who played on that.

Great recording man...just great.

[CaptainRed]

@CaptainRed Haha nevermind. After looking at some more of your videos I see that you ARE part of LSD. Sorry about that!

[keepinbeat]

damn dude ur a beast

[pickleddwarf]

Fierce!

[xonair1]

Awesome! You need to start putting out some jazz albums!!

[brandonbush1]

very cool

[rachelfeltham]

WOW SO AMAZING!!!!!!!

[Blazingkeys]

I'll never be able to play giant steps in 4 ever again...

[dusthillguy]

Fantastic performance.

[DJ17Nario]

Everything you touch is just simply perfect. I never hear any errors in any of your pieces, and this is no exception.

Excellent job as always!!!

[nycpntr]

yay!

[goniochromism]

i think this is one of the best vids/performances you've done. very scary (and awesome!)

[blackpanther6389]

Watching you play discourages me from playing on my keyboard lol xD.

[v3dGlassesMan]

Wow, man... wow. Please keep 'em coming. I haven't been this excited about music in a long time.

[2mult]

I demand you stop being so excellent right this moment

[urbster1]

shnabubula you are the shit. please keep playing and posting more videos. are those backing tracks and if so did you program them and if so how? or are you playing with a trio? really really great stuff! vids like this remind me why i love music :)

[Shnabubula]

wow thanks man. Yeah the backing is programed so to speak. The drums were step-recorded, that's where you click in the exact timings but still use a keyboard to input note and velocity data and the bass part I just played in.

[urbster1]

very cool stuff. the other instruments sound really really good even for being software (i assume)

[theaaroneason]

Nice work with the two-handed octave movement near the end. I would have borked that 2 notes in, haha. Ace stuff! :)