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Personal & Professional Development for Jazz Pianists. Learn technique, theory, history, knowledge, musical intelligence, business intelligence, performance tips & more. Professional Jazz Pianist Paul Tobey drops 1 video every week.
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From Beethoven to Bebop: Jazz Tips for Classical Musicians 🎹
Classical musicians will learn jazz tips on how to apply their current piano skills to the bebop language! I spent 20 years learning Classical and 30 + years in the jazz industry. Here's What I found... #classical #jazz #musicians
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00:00 Jazz Tips
01:11 Listening Skills
03:19 Listen to Solo
05:26 Swing Feel
08:34 Lead Sheets
10:42 Jazz Harmony
14:26 Jazz Repertoire
17:16 How to Improvise
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00:00 Jazz Tips
01:11 Listening Skills
03:19 Listen to Solo
05:26 Swing Feel
08:34 Lead Sheets
10:42 Jazz Harmony
14:26 Jazz Repertoire
17:16 How to Improvise
Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this episode, please hit the 👍 . Throughout the year, Paul Tobey offers FREE Masterclass "LIVE' right here on TH-cam on Saturday mornings 11:00 EST. Hit the 🔔 to be notified!
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Nancy With The Laughing Face ❤️ Inspired by Ray Charles
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Paul Tobey performs "Nancy With The Laughing Face" (solo piano). Inspired by one of his favorite albums called "Dedicated to You" featuring Ray Charles, this was recorded live in Paul's home studio November 21, 2024. This song was originally recorded by Frank Sinatra in 1944. Enjoy! (Dedicated to Nancy - with All My Love ❤️) Join Paul Tobey's FREE Masterclass each Saturday at 11 AM EST right he...
How to Play Seven Steps to Heaven as a Solo Pianist
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Learn how to play the jazz standard "Seven Steps to Heaven" as a solo pianist. In this jazz piano tutorial you will get tips on soloing over this tune and find sheet music to help you master this song composed by Miles Davis! 00:00 Seven Steps To Heaven 01:15 Step 1 04:53 Step 2 06:24 Step 3 08:13 Step 4 10:49 Step 5 15:12 Step 6 17:46 Step 7 *Special shout out and warm thanks to all my fellow ...
Why Do Most Jazz Musicians Fail At Improvising?
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Piano Players STOP Making This Bossa Nova Mistake!
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Attention all piano players! In this video, I'll help you correct a common Bossa Nova mistake while playing the classic tune "Desafinado." Don't miss out on this valuable tip to improve your Bossa Nova skills! Download my transcription - I promise it'll help make you sound great! BUY Solo Piano Transcription jazzmentl.com/shop/desafinado-by-jobim-transcribed-jazz-piano-solo-by-paul-tobey/ You a...
Christmas Jazz Piano Solo Transcribed - PRO Secrets REVEALED!
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Learn I'll Be Home for CHRISTMAS - in Style with This Jazz Piano Solo! Watch how to play the classic Christmas song with this jazz piano solo tutorial. This transcription will guide you through the beautiful melody and a professional reharmonization of this holiday favorite! Enjoy! Paul Tobey You are listening to PAUL TOBEY- Canadian Jazz Pianist. jazzmentl.com/donations/donation-form/ 00:00 I'...
5 Amazing Jazz Piano Songs for Beginners
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These 5 Jazz Piano Songs for Beginners are fairly easy to learn. I've selected these for their simple progressions and simple forms. They are in easy keys and do not require you to learn a lot of chords or scales to solo over these. These jazz standards are easier than you think! Free PDF! Enjoy! Paul Tobey You are listening to PAUL TOBEY- Canadian Jazz Pianist. jazzmentl.com/donations/donation...
Get Ready to WOW with this Embraceable You Jazz Piano Tutorial
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Wow your audiences with this reharmonization of Gershwin's Embraceable You. In this Jazz Piano Tutorial you will learn beautiful chord changes, inner voice movement and drop 2 voicings that will make you sound brilliant. This tune is an ABAC form. Great tune for piano and keyboards. Enjoy! 00:00 Embraceable You 00:42 Chord Changes 02:07 Inner Voice Movement 04:23 Grace notes 05:44 Drop 2 Voicin...
Just the Two of Us Jazz Tutorial - for Keyboard Players
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Learn the jazz version of JUST THE TWO OF US . In this Jazz Piano Tutorial you will learn the tune structure, really nice chords, and tips to make your playing sound very cool. This is a good one for keyboard players and a fun tune to solo over. You are listening to PAUL TOBEY- Canadian Jazz Pianist. jazzmentl.com/donations/donation-form/ JOIN JAZZ PIANO MASTERCLASS jazzmentl.com/shop/jazz-pian...
5 Non Practice Ways to improve Your Jazz Piano
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They Can't Take That Away From Me Jazz Piano Tutorial
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How to Play Spain (Chick Corea) for SOLO PIANO
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I Never Gave Up on Jazz - Neither Should You!
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'Up Jumped Spring' (SOLO PIANO) performed by PAUL TOBEY
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Really nice, really helpful.. I find the last thing you did very useful.. but i can't always see what you're playing.. is there any way you could do a print out of what you're playing, or perhaps show on the screen what you're playing? thanks again, much appreciated
Thanks. Yes, this was one of my early videos and I didn't have the visuals quite right. Most of my tutorials now have the color keyboard and downloadable sheet music. You can also join me for "LIVE" Masterclasses on Saturday mornings 11:00 EST. Just hit the 🔔on my channel and it will notify you. Thanks for watching! And welcome to JazzMentl 🙂
This is out of my pay grade, but I'm better able to comment today than I was two years ago. I only started the piano after 65 yoa, and I was relying on You Tube videos for the first year. Now I'm taking lessons twice a week, and finally making progress. I only recently started singing which helped to unlock my musicality. I'm years away from being able to take advantage and attempt jazz. That doesn't bother me since I've never learned to play well with others. I have trouble listening. That is a learned skill, and my teacher gave me some techniques to develop those skills. And I'm trying to master triads before moving on to more complex ideas. I decided early on that I wasn't going to be bothered with Jazz until I achieved at least a level 8, give or take a grading system. I was at level two, and then talked with my teachers and went back to level one...several times. Each of those simple songs was a musical phrase that I had neglected to really feel. This video gave me some inspiration, especially for the swing feel. I can start practicing that now, along with rhythm in general. I expected that you meant Beethoven Opus 132 (I think) when you talked about his music and jazz. In his last Sonata, he introduced several concepts that foreshadowed ragtime and bebop. Why hasn't this become a jazz standard?
Congrats at starting over at 65! Once you achieve your grade 8 level, let us know and I'll send you a celebratory Tshirt! I'm glad the video gave you some inspiration. A tune becoming a "jazz standard" is more of an organic process (imho) vs. a manufactured thing. I think the players were perhaps running towards something new - a "free" form in spirit, away from the constraints of classical. It probably wasn't "cool" to go backwards (so to speak). They were innovating. Making room for new voices, new composers, new expression. As I wasn't at the birth of "cool" - I'm just guessing of course. A musicologist would have a more "researched" or "historical" answer. My guess is that the players were in the process of experimentation, innovation and embracing their black roots and Beethoven was a distant memory associated with their childhood piano teachers. Likely grateful for Beethoven (notable for his contributions for his use of syncopation), he was just not "cool" at the time. However, many jazz players are reharmonizing Classical music and making it into jazz. No doubt that some can become "jazz standards" in the future. Especially with "new distribution channels" where music doesn't have to be 3 minutes long to be heard.
Man, this is pure gold... instantly subscribed! Thank you good sir
@@mcmanimal thanks 🙏. Welcome to JazzMentl!
I'm beginning this transition from classical to jazz in my mid 60s. I've taught composition at the university for 30+ years along with numerous theory courses. I've listened to and admired jazz performances my entire life, and am having a blast basically starting from zero and gaining some improvization skills. There's is (perhaps not unsurprisingly) a lot of overlap between classical 18th century counterpoint (melodic writing) and improv, which is somewhat helpful. But approaching this with "beginner's mind" is in my opinion crucial. Take it slow. Have fun. (Personally I find playing along with the iReal app or with backing tracks to be highly motivating). It's never too late to start
Right on! My major was in composition. 100% agree with you on all of the above. I'm happy to hear you are diving into this. BTW, I have a FREE series for beginners (which is desiged for classical players switching to jazz). You may appreciate this one: jazzmentl.com/the-ultimate-beginners-guide-to-jazz-piano/
I was trained as a classical pianist before turning to jazz. I wasn't too bad as a classical pianist. I banked a few awards. I only discovered Jazz in my late teens. I then studied jazz in College and University. Armed with my 2 degrees, I went out into the world as a gigging musician. Eventually, this evolved into tours, concerts, recordings, a record deal and so on. I'm sharing this with you not to try and impress you, but to impress upon you that it IS very possible to go from classical to jazz. And having done both, I share my personal insights on this journey. I love this music, and I hope that you deeply commit to learning it, because when you do, it's incredibly rewarding! - Musically yours, Paul Tobey
Hi! Thank you, please tell, what Reaper's theme are you using?)))
Not sure what you mean by Reaper's theme? Can you be more specific?
Please, tell me, where i can listen your great jazz music!?)
Ummm, on this channel Jazzmentl most of the videos include my jazz piano music.
Thank you for awesome tutorial and BEAUTIFULLY JAZZ MUSIC! 🎉
@@ТимурГиев Thanks 🙏. Glad you enjoyed 😊
Thank you for this King
@@richardmyers3823 😁 with pleasure - I rather enjoy doing this. I'm pleased you enjoyed
OK, I missed the live stream so where can I get the free sheet music PDF download?
@@funw3d538 That would be great
Nice! Perfect topic.
My ENT recommenced the lipo-flavonoids...the pills were so large I was afraid I couldn't swallow them. Not sure if there are smaller options.
Eustachian tube dysfunction is an often overlooked, imo, cause of tinnitus.
Great lesson in less than 12 min.! 😊
@@curtpiazza1688 Thanks Curt! Don't forget to join me in the Masterclass this Saturday at 11:00 am EST right here on TH-cam. Click on the Livestream button on this channel to join 🙂.
A wonderful introspective take Paul.
@@汗をかいたアヒル Thanks 🙏. See you on the Livestream tomorrow at 11:00 EST.
Join me to learn this tune during this Saturday Morning Masterclass at 11:00 EST right here on TH-cam? If you have any questions you want me to answer, OR, you want me to help you learn something specific, drop me a comment/suggestion below. I'll be happy to tackle your question this Saturday 🙂
Thank you Paul, your tutorials are excellent! Could you possibly explain the logics of the chord progression of the song? So that it’s easier to remember later on…
Sure, start with the fact that it's an AABA tune so you only have to remember 2 X 8 bar sections. For the A section it follows the cycle of 5's for the first 4 bars. I - IV - III - VI - II - V (perfect cycle of 5th's with an Ab passing chord in front of the V7 chord which you don't need for the solo section) then just II - V - I for the next 4 bars. The bridge is a little tricker but the chords bascially ascend the C maj scale. C - D - E then a II V of Eb and then a IIV of Gb. Simple!
Great tutorial Paul and thanks for the free download. Will look forward to practising and playing this 🎶🎹
@@lewismarland2355 Have fun with this one Lewis. You're most welcome for the free sheet music 🎶
You have a really nice playing style and explain it clearly. Thanks.
@@richie1047 Thanks 🙏. Don't forget to join me Saturday morning at 11:00 am EST right here on TH-cam for a LIVE Masterclass. Just hit the 🔔 on my channel to be reminded.
Thank you. You make this sound achievable, however i know it will take a lot if work for me to reach that standard. 😊
@@alfredbellanti3755 Keep going! It's worth it! 😊
Another great video of a standard! Thx Paul!❤
This is such an awesome tutorial!
@@modernmusicstudio303 Thank you. I'm really glad you found this helpful 😊
Thank you Paul.
@@amotinyabongo5659 With pleasure 😊. Have fun with it!
Thank you Paul for presenting this great tutorial with sheet music download - much appreciated, normally for me your tutorials start at 3 am here in Australia and I don't always catch them on time to get a free download.......Matt.
@matthewjansen6229 thank God for the internet and access to practice what we love and want to learn.
@@matthewjansen6229 My pleasure. This one took me a few days to put together actually. I'm glad you could enjoy it 😊
I second the OP’s comment! I’m in Australia too and always sad I miss out on the free sheet music because I cannot attend the live streams. Maybe it could be made available for a day or two to give everyone a chance, but in any case the great work and resources are highly appreciated!
Paul, what are your preferred two-hand rootless voicings for a major 6th chord? Do you voice them as 6/9 chords? That’s what I usually do, but lately I have been thinking of a major 6th as a min. 7 a minor third below. Ex. B-flat 6 = G min. 7. Also, what are your favorite two-hand rootless voicings for half-diminished & diminished chords?
@@victoza9232 voiced in 4ths. Cmaj6 would be LH - E A D RH - G C and melody note on top. D Half diminished 7th would be LH - D C RH- F Ab and melody note on top.
Hey, Paul, what are you preferred two-hand rootless voicings for a major 6th chord? Do you voice it as a 6/9? I usually do that, but lately just think of it as a minor 7th of the root that’s a minor third below. Ex. B-flat6 = G min 7. Also, how do you personally voice a half-diminished chord with two hands?
😅😅 thanks🎉a lot
My pleasure 🙂
Hi JazzMentlists! A very special shout out and warm thanks to all my fellow pianists on the Jazz Pianist Group on Facebook for helping me with this tutorial!!! Link to Download Seven Steps to Heaven Sheet Music jazzmentl.com/seven-steps-to-heaven-solo-piano-sheet-music-members/
LOL! Ok, so what's the next step after all of those settings are verified, and your keyboard works in other apps perfectly? Nothing that I can think of has changed in my system nor Reaper since a few hours before losing control. Rebooting doesn't work. Very odd.
This is an EXCELLENT lesson!
@@rebanelson607 Thank you 🙏
I am a 54-yr old beginner. Playing this in a recital next month and so excited that I did another search and came across this video. Looking forward to watching it in detail. Thank you (in advance)?
@@indymustang1969 Enjoy! It's a great piece to play at a recital. I hope you have fun with it. 🙂
I might be doing Paul Tobey an injustice, and maybe it’s not meant that way at all: but to me, it sometimes feels like he enjoys showcasing the inability of jazz beginners. That’s why, as a jazz beginner, I always feel a bit uncomfortable on this channel.
I get that. Some beginners could feel left out on this channel because it uniquely serves intermediate to advanced. The only thought that goes through my head when I make a video is how I can help the person who wishes to advance & learn in big steps. Most of the tutorials on this channel are curated for intermediate to advanced. My method of teaching intermediate & advanced would not apply to new learners. The good news is I have had multiple requests to curate a series for beginners. Did you see the 10-part beginner series? New learners may prefer to start here: th-cam.com/video/KCH3MItukK8/w-d-xo.html
Founds Your comment at Mr. Hickens video performing this piece. I like Your Version too. Bravo for not giving up.
Thanks 🙏
If you enjoy this type of jazz "training" , then I invite you to join me Saturday mornings at 11:00 am EST right here on TH-cam for FREE MasterClass and hang with other jazz musicians from around the globe. Just hit the 🔔 to be notified. Or go here now to view previous MasterClasses www.youtube.com/@Jazzmentl/streams
If you enjoy this type of jazz "training" , then I invite you to join me Saturday mornings at 11:00 am EST right here on TH-cam for FREE MasterClass and hang with other jazz musicians from around the globe. Just hit the 🔔 to be notified. Or go here now to view previous MasterClasses www.youtube.com/@Jazzmentl/streams
If you enjoyed this, you may also want to join me Saturday mornings at 11:00 am EST right here on TH-cam for FREE MasterClass. Just hit the 🔔 to be notified. Or go here now to view previous MasterClasses www.youtube.com/@Jazzmentl/streams
Thanks again for watching! I also did a live Masterclass on this recently. Check it out th-cam.com/users/livex83bo1PIdpg?si=zsxuQalYhy3Exy8h. Don't forget to join me right here on TH-cam Saturday mornings at 11:00 am EST for FREE MasterClass. Just hit the 🔔 on this channel to be notified. To view previous streams go here www.youtube.com/@Jazzmentl/streams
Thanks again for watching! Don't forget to join me right here on TH-cam Saturday morning at 11:00 am EST for FREE MasterClass. Just hit the 🔔 on this channel to be notified. To view previous streams go here www.youtube.com/@Jazzmentl/streams
Thanks again for watching! Don't forget to join me right here on TH-cam Saturday morning at 11:00 am EST for FREE MasterClass. Just hit the 🔔 on this channel to be notified. To view previous streams go here www.youtube.com/@Jazzmentl/streams