#aimee nolte

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Dream (Charlie's Song) by Aimee Nolte

[thecurioustale]

Cool little YouTube short about soloing jazz with a message I like, by a creator I like.

This is also an experiment to see how sharing to Tumblr works on YouTube, lol. (UPDATE: It doesn’t! 🙃 I redid this post as a plain old link instead.)

[feeshies]

thought I'd ask you, do you follow any video essayists on youtube that talk about music, music history, etc?

That is mostly what I use youtube for lol. Although most of the music channels I follow focus more on curating chart info and stats, but I follow a number of music analysts too.

Here are the channels I'm subscribed to (and please send me recs if you have any)

_crustbag_ - posts videos on a variety of topics, but his videos on noise music and metal are a delight

12tone - focuses more on music theory with a really fun and captivating video format.

Adam Neely - video essays with a heaping serving of music theory. I am too dumb to understand what he's saying most of the time, but gosh darn it he makes it sound interesting (this is my bias, but I love his videos that go into music law).

Aimee Nolte Music - you like jazz? (no seriously, she's an excellent jazz pianist who makes excellent videos on the subject. I really learned a lot about music structure from her)

Digging the Greats - deep dives into classic artists/albums, with an emphasis on rap and hip-hop.

F.D Signifier - not a music channel per se (more of a culture commentator if I had to give him a label), but his video essays that delve into music are so good and thorough that I had to include him.

HipHopMadness - lots of really good video essays about hip hop and rap culture.

Madisyn Brown - also more of a culture commentator, but she has plenty of videos about pop music and pop music culture. She's also a musician and her songs are bops.

Mary Spender - mostly creates videos about the guitar as well as specific details of the music industry from the perspective of someone who works in it

Mic the Snare - deep dives into specific artist's discographies as well as music history and technology

More Music Shows - reuploads a lot of music specials/documentaries that aired on television

Music Video Time - video essay channel that focuses on music videos and their history/production

Pad Chennington - delves more into darker music subjects as well as underground and outsider music

Sideways - music, theater, and musical theater (that's simplifying things too much, his videos are very thorough)

Todd in the Shadows - focuses more on pop music, but delves into some interesting corners of pop music history

Volksgeist - reviews of current releases as well as video essays about music culture

I'll add to this list if I missed any. I'll try to add some non-youtube sources as well

[i-am-the-oyster]

THIS IS NOT THE ONLY PAUL SONG REFERENCED IN THE THOMAS THEME

When Aimee Nolte started speaking in this video I assumed she had noticed the same riff I did. But no! It's a riff from With a Little Luck that can't be a coincidence, can it?

eta: don't mind me, it's the same phrase. Paul just used it twice.

There's an instrumental section of Medley: Hold Me Tight/Lazy Dynamite/Hands Of Love/Power Cut (from Red Rose Speedway) that always reminds me of the theme tune from Thomas the Tank Engine

It's present a few times throughout Hold Me Tight, but the most obvious section starts at 1:40. The bit I'm talking about is the second guitar that comes in at about 1:43.

It's worth noting that Ringo was the original narrator for Thomas the Tank Engine.

I was half-expecting to find that the theme tune was written by some mysterious figure (Paul).

I wanted to make this post with nice neat audio clips but technology failed me.

[nofatclips-home]

Lydian Mixtape w/ Shubh Saran, Justice Cow, Aimee Nolte, Music is Win and Adam Neely taken from How you make the LYDIAN scale sound UGLY?

[itsnirmal888]

Piano Yoga - Day 18 - Minor Triad Arpeggios | All Keys

Piano Yoga – Day 18 – Minor Triad Arpeggios | All Keys

Minor triad arpeggios in all keys. Nice and slow. Let’s go. Each day for 30 days, I will release “piano yoga” videos in the hopes that we can explore key areas of … source

[jazztidbits]

Aimee Nolte - Skylark [Official Music Video]

[thisdayinfavrd]

March 1, 2009

I thought the label said "omg caffeine," but it actually said "0mg caffeine." And now I have a headache.   @CcSteff (Stephanie) – 111

I think I did the childproofing wrong in this house. Kids are still getting in here.   @seanhussey (Sean Hussey) – 53

Had a great 5 AM run, then meditated by the ocean. Next, pancakes, a few solitary hours writing, and a nap.  Oops, wait. Wrong life. Sorry.   @adamisacson (Adam Isacson) – 49

Dr. Seuss should have written a book called "Oh, The Places You'll Settle For!"   @joeschmidt (Joe Schmidt) – 48

I think it's supremely unfair that some people wake up looking adorably disheveled when I wake up looking like Nick Nolte.   @shoesonwrong (Annie) – 44

WAKE UP, EVERYONE. I CAN'T SLEEP ANY MORE. I WANT A GLASS OF WATER. READ ME A STORY. I'M BORED. ARE YOU AWAKE? [Poke poke poke.]   @sween (Jason Sweeney) – 39

Here's my daily dilemma: Before her coffee, my wife is totally useless. After her coffee, she realizes that I'm totally useless.   @essdogg (Essex Mortimer Dogg) – 39

The best thing about being your own boss is you don't get in trouble for constantly fondling the boss' genitals.   @sloganeerist (jtdobbs dur) – 37

I read an article in a newspaper (nearly bankrupt) about the music industry (dying). Now I'm writing on Twitter (zero revenue). Ah, 2009.   @adamisacson (Adam Isacson) – 37

Ma'am, if you can tuck your breasts into your fanny pack, you may want to invest in a bra. Or wear your fanny pack much higher.   @sween (Jason Sweeney) – 35

Do you have a "clever" idea for DVD packaging?  Please follow these 2 steps: 1) Make a fist  2) Punch yourself in the genitals until you die   @tj (Fun Size Bytes) – 34

When you order your Thai food extra spicy you are, in essence, giving someone permission to murder you from the inside out.   @badbanana (Tim Siedell) – 33

Average Rating (of childhood hugs received by iPhone app reviewers): ★½   @hotdogsladies (Merlin Mann) – 33

Sitting in the back yard, drinking green tea and staring at the newly planted vegetable garden. Damn it feels good to be a gangsta.   @luckyshirt (Darin Ross) – 33

I cannot be expected to accomplish anything when Viggo Mortensen is on my TV. Anything besides washing the screen with my tongue, I mean.   @zolora (Theresa Couchman) – 32

When the ex said a friend had passed away, I said "My condolences" instead of "Since when do you have friends?" LOOK AT ME, GROWING UP.   @gordonshumway (Jelisa Castrodale) – 32

It's not a completely irrational fear that every time I leave Sweets in Missouri, some local will try to bread and fry her.   @SeoulBrother (SeoulBrother) – 31

I'm starting a meme where we all reveal our social security numbers. You first.   @aedison (Avery Edison) – 30

I bet if Octomom wears a skirt with no underwear it sounds an awful lot like someone blowing over a moonshine jug.   @Aimee_B_Loved (Aimee B) – 30

i just woke up my wife and she took away my caps lock.   @sween (Jason Sweeney) – 29

[harrisnovick]

Aimee Nolte improvising over the same chord for 25 minutes 

JarrettParrot posted this to r/Jazz at 2019-06-24 20:30:54 UTC

[nofatclips]

Ella's Song by Aimee Nolte

[michaelcosio]

Dec 3, 2016

Being a jazz piano player and a singer, I have searched a long time for a good gig set up. I finally found one with this stage monitor. My keyboard is a Korg SV1. I'm so happy with my new sound and wanted to share. For a keyboard player, I can't find a better amp. Especially to make it sound like a piano. For a vocalist, this monitor is much better than any amp and get just as much power as most PA systems. Easy and portable, crisp and clear. Lightweight. Wonderful.

from Aimee Nolte Music

[networks10]

Aimee Nolte's "If I should lose you" with bass!!!

[bungitonthen]

a great analysis by Aimee Nolte RIP McCoy Tyner 11/12/1938 - 6/3/2020

[blommis]

If you want to get more into jazz on the piano, check out amazing Aimee Nolte, teaching on YouTube! I always loved jazz but didn't play it as much as I did classical, learning a lot now.

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SwttlcgbWQ)

[easyeartraining]

👂🏽🎼Is it better to play by ear or to use sheet music? We were joined by Aimee Nolte, a jazz singer and pianist with one of the most popular YouTube channels among musicians. Aimee is an expert in many of the topics we discuss on Musicality Now such as playing by ear, improvising, and singing in tune. In this conversation you’ll learn Aimee’s relationship with sheet music, as someone who was predominantly a by-ear player. Whether you prefer sheet music or playing by ear, Aimee’s insight will surprise you! Enjoy.😊 https://ift.tt/3eEYb6N W/Aimee Nolte

[jazztidbits]

Ella's Song

Aimee Nolte