I watched these 11 min for three hours, repeated everything while trying it and I think I now mostly absorbed all of the precious information you pack in those 11.31 minutes. I love the wholetoneextention on the diminished scale, the dark F7b9#9#11, and all those drop two things I still have to study better. Thanks a lot for this great evening that surely improved my pianoskills
You outro slightly reminded me of Stevie’s intro to “You are the sunshine…” or maybe even of the wordless part of “Living for the city”😊 Great rendition and tons of useful tips, Mr Winston! Thank you.
The great thing, among many great things about Tony's channel is the welcome vibe one gets when there's no pressure to click and join and give and buy and pay and pay and pay ad infinitum. If other TH-cam channel people are snarky maybe it's cause of the competition. Oh well, I choose to learn where I feel welcome. Thanks, T.
My favourite ballad when I used to play tenor sax. Many thanks for showing us so many great options. And by the way, the Db Blues was great in between...
Absolutely fab!Thank you so much for online lessons, always full of advices and hints to take the standards to a higher level. Much appreciated from Normandy, France.
Regarding the ending it sounds like a dominant chord with two major triads stacked on top (from tritone and one full step above tritone sharp5 ). Tony did that in his cool arrangement of around midnight on the b flat dominante chord. But he couldn’t really spot what it was in that video either. He just came up with naturally)
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I watched these 11 min for three hours, repeated everything while trying it and I think I now mostly absorbed all of the precious information you pack in those 11.31 minutes. I love the wholetoneextention on the diminished scale, the dark F7b9#9#11, and all those drop two things I still have to study better.
Thanks a lot for this great evening that surely improved my pianoskills
You outro slightly reminded me of Stevie’s intro to “You are the sunshine…” or maybe even of the wordless part of “Living for the city”😊 Great rendition and tons of useful tips, Mr Winston! Thank you.
Very informative! I'm trying to learn; pretty much a beginner for many years, and this really helps advance.
Great! Your teaching abilities are way above average. Thanks Tony.
When i was younger i was Crazy about this music...👍🌷
Thank you so much Tony...from spain!
Thanks v much!
The great thing, among many great things about Tony's channel is the welcome vibe one gets when there's no pressure to click and join and give and buy and pay and pay and pay ad infinitum. If other TH-cam channel people are snarky maybe it's cause of the competition. Oh well, I choose
to learn where I feel welcome. Thanks, T.
So much love from Prague !
Wonderful. Thanks a lot. Greatly appreciated.
Nice ballad.
Thanks for this wonderful gift Tony !🎶🎹
Very informative. Cheers Tony
My favourite ballad when I used to play tenor sax. Many thanks for showing us so many great options. And by the way, the Db Blues was great in between...
Absolutely fab!Thank you so much for online lessons, always full of advices and hints to take the standards to a higher level. Much appreciated from Normandy, France.
Regarding the ending it sounds like a dominant chord with two major triads stacked on top (from tritone and one full step above tritone sharp5 ). Tony did that in his cool arrangement of around midnight on the b flat dominante chord. But he couldn’t really spot what it was in that video either. He just came up with naturally)
Thanks, it’s interesting!
Thank you, Tony, your work on our behalf. Lovin' it!!! (Great ending, I agree. Prefer yours to George's). 🌹🌹🌹
Buenisimo tema
the example for going through key with the drop two motions sounds a little like a J. Williams movie theme like indiana jones
hey Tony would you consider doing something on Pure Imagination in Eb ? thanks so much for all that you do
Dont have a lot of experience but Im not sure Ive seen a sheet notating key changes too much. How is this tune so different?