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Explaining the Musical Ear - PODCAST

Explaining the Musical Ear - PODCAST

"Today we’re speaking with Aimee Nolte, a jazz singer and pianist who has one of the most popular YouTube channels among musicians, focusing on jazz piano with a healthy dose of a lot of the skills we discuss here on the Musicality Podcast such as playing by ear, improvising, and singing in tune."

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2 "Lucky To Be Me"s?

2 "Lucky To Be Me"s?

Compare and contrast my two transcriptions of Bill Evans' recordings of Leonard Bernstein's "Lucky To Be Me" with me. One is the Riverside recording on the album, Everybody Digs Bill Evans, and the other is from a recording someone sent me about 18 years ago, that I cannot identify, unfortunately. Recorded using Earthworks SV33 Earthworks PM40 5'3 Hallet Davis Baby Grand

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Can you hear what comes next?

Can you hear what comes next?

Hang out with my son, Miles and I as we try to help you predict what line of music will come next. Being able to play in a logical, predictable and melodic fashion will help you to connect with your audience better than you ever have before.

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Where I Come From

Where I Come From

Last weekend, I got to go to my home town of Weaverville, CA in Trinity County to sing "God Bless America" at the homecoming football game, and to play in the alumni volleyball game. I had so much fun with my family and friends, and I just had to show you where I come from!

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When Sting Sat On The Piano

When Sting Sat On The Piano

When Sting accidentally sat on the piano during the recording of Roxanne, he knew it sounded cool...but did he know what it was called? Let's butt right in there and figure it out!

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Aimee Nolte performs in duos, trios, and big bands as a jazz pianist and singer. Live performances

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