Hi guys!!! The Chord App in the bottom left is called "Chordie" and the ear training App that mentions is "Good Ear Pro"!

I can grasp the idea of being so familiar with chord voicings and shapes that you can recognise them instantly, but working out that sax lick so fast was mind blowing.

When he started shredding that sax intro at 15:45, I was like.......

i love how you deal with the awkwardness of showing someone a song by being really into all of them.

Cowboy Bebop, and more specifically Yoko Kanno and the Seatbelts, is an amazing pull. Completely divorced from the otherwise amazing show, that soundtrack can stand up to any album ever musically. Props to Noah for nailing it so hard.

Side note, your taste in music is FIRE Snacks!

Telling that the melody for "Don't Wanna Fall In Love" was the part to trip up the pianist, but Jesse hears the melody clearly right away—makes sense! Violinists are trained to hear and think about the upper melodic bits, pianists are listening for the inner voices and bass line. You are what you eat, after all...

I enjoyed these. I hope it becomes a series. Also, her own track sounded dope with the piano, too.

Dude how are you so calm?not even pressured

Lol when she showed him her own music. I could feel that haha.

I loooove how much she's vibing to the tunes

somehow, this manages to take something that would normally be intimidating to the point of actual discouragement & actually makes it feel more grounded & accessible. thanks bunches for the inspiration!! the hard work clearly does pay off. bravo!!

I couldn't agree more with you, most people overlook the rest pf cowboy Bebop ost, they normally go for the intro and outro but the whole thing is a masterpiece

That’s exactly how my wife looks at me when I talk about machine learning.

I watch Noah whenever i want to learn new piano chords

Now let's try this with Jacob Collier hahah