Jacob Collier Explains Music in 5 Levels of Difficulty ft. Herbie Hancock | WIRED

Mr. rogers ahh head

Overtone series rooted in nature, yes. Undertone series natural, like a tree's roots? No.

we are so so so so blessed when they got lost in the music !! SO beautiful

Unfortunately at level 5, the melody is lost and it becomes musical concept built around a chording framework of a song. In my opinion, it then becomes more about the possibilities of the art vs the structure.

The young mucisian, Jacob Collier, already got five Grammy Awards. Great!

Fmaj7 with an E in it. Is the equivalent of saying "I'll have some spaghetti with a bit of spaghetti on it"

Every one here said amazing things. I can’t add much except that I felt my brain grow.

I love that they don't write expert, but just Herbie Hancock^^

I like how other levels are like College Student, Professional Pianist..and then level 5 is like...Herbie Hancock. lol

Fouth in the harmonic series??

It's so cool they got Biaheza in here

Nobody:

College kid: yeah yeah

Jacob has completed music

These were not really “explanations,” but there’s a reason Beethoven said “never speak about harmony.”

Man looks like Keaneu Reeves

Herbie got some fire galsses fr

I imagine that Herbie and jacob’s conversation was very similar to the conversations Liam and Noel had when composing what’s the story morning glory.

1- basic harmony
2- triads
3- functional harmony and inversions
4- overtone series
5- jazzmasters talking in a different language

It's like cooking seafood soup.

in western world..

4 levels of difficult and then a chat with a legend. Love the format

I get to "it sounds better" and then i just find myself spinning in Jacob in Wonderland

I love how Jacob turns into the student and a peer with Hancock.

I am so obsessed with these. Please make more music journey videos!

I love hearing professionals talk about their areas of expertise, I understand nothing but what a wonderful treat to see people be so passionate about something the love so much

What kind of accent the guy has... lol. He speaks like a blob.😂😂

If you watch each segment in reverse order, it makes more and more sense 💁🏾‍♂️

Herbie is so cool!

Holy crap!
The piece at the end was something else!

amazing ❤

Ok imma need the name and Instagram of that college student

Jacob sounds exactly like Tom Scott

Hm. I didn’t think Jacob owned regular-people clothes.

Holy crap, the tension at the end to the nice resolution was fantastic

I like how Herb looked at the low note to finish off the piece then held back to let the young buck have the last note ❤

Me at level 5: ....um yes

Where is the JAM session

the butter notes are insane though, I'm gonna take that for my own solos!

i'm at level 5 yr old here

I come back here everytime i improve as a musician to see how much i improved compared to last time i watched it

💎

Escalated quickly

Herbie Hancock is the man

Another exploration of the overtone series which goes into greater depth is on a channel called ‘Score Circuit’ Why composers must learn the overtone series.

Another exploration of the overtone series which goes into greater depth is on a channel called ‘Score Circuit”, Why composers must learn the overtone series.

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