...impressive on-the-spot review of standards in E...and,...it's so helpful to hear how your mind works as you're trying to figure things out while also being able to watch your hands...big thanks...
I have been following your channel all winter break! I've already learned Stardust, and all of me. Thank you Tony. I love your content i feel as though im getting a private lesson.
I had a listen to Jamey Aebersold, very cool. (I never heard of this guy before over here in the UK!) I like his tip that you whistle or sing an improv riff and then transfer to and learn your own riff on the piano. Adds up with my theory of making up silly vocal lines to get a melody.
That Barry Harris movement you referenced sounded familiar. Don't know what you call it. I recalled hearing the same on the intro to a Mildred Bailey recording. Found it on Prisoner of Love (1939). I think the liner notes credit Mary Lou Williams on piano, if I am reading them correctly. Thanks for your jazz instructions!
Regarding the Barry Harris thing at 2:30, I'm not sure if he named it but it's an inner line created by (double) enclosing a target chord tone with the diminished note above (from his sixth diminished chord scale concept) and a half-step approach from below.
Hey did you do Mahna de Carnival? its pretty. I kind of picture sitting on a tropical beach with some of these latin tunes! Wait- Got it... I see its black Orpheus
Hello Mr. Winston, I reside in Cobb County and was wondering if you offer private lessons? I currently work as a psychologist, but have worked in the country music industry as a pianist. I started learning jazz approximately 4 years ago and have found your channel to be one of the best! I can private message you my contact information. Thanks, Charles McFall
A while ago you did a versino of Mama Cass's 'Dream a little Dream...', is they any chance you could do something similar for Nora Jones 'Don't know why...'? It's not too hard, but the voicings are very specific! Mny thks
Thanks Tony.. once again lots of useful and interesting stuff! I got a little bit lost towards the end and wasn't sure what 'key you are in' but will watch this again!
...impressive on-the-spot review of standards in E...and,...it's so helpful to hear how your mind works as you're trying to figure things out while also being able to watch your hands...big thanks...
Thank you for more of this gift, dear Tonny! I wish a good 2023 for everyone friends of keies!
book review caught me so off guard jajajajaj, love it
Nice improvising, Tony! Looks like that Barry Harris thing is passing notes between chords. Or at least that's the "classical" way of putting it.
Nice lines, Tony.
I have been following your channel all winter break! I've already learned Stardust, and all of me. Thank you Tony. I love your content i feel as though im getting a private lesson.
Awesome! Thank you!
Great video good advices like always. Thank you Tony
I had a listen to Jamey Aebersold, very cool. (I never heard of this guy before over here in the UK!) I like his tip that you whistle or sing an improv riff and then transfer to and learn your own riff on the piano. Adds up with my theory of making up silly vocal lines to get a melody.
That Barry Harris movement you referenced sounded familiar. Don't know what you call it. I recalled hearing the same on the intro to a Mildred Bailey recording. Found it on Prisoner of Love (1939). I think the liner notes credit Mary Lou Williams on piano, if I am reading them correctly. Thanks for your jazz instructions!
Happy New Year to you doc Tony and your family best of wishes and a prosperous New Year Teddy
Well done sir, always enjoy your lectures. Thanks so much sir
Regarding the Barry Harris thing at 2:30, I'm not sure if he named it but it's an inner line created by (double) enclosing a target chord tone with the diminished note above (from his sixth diminished chord scale concept) and a half-step approach from below.
Thanks for your continued lessons! Here's a request for "Greensleeves," with arrangement by McCoy Tyner.
Thanks !
Thanks Tony!!!!
Hey did you do Mahna de Carnival? its pretty. I kind of picture sitting on a tropical beach with some of these latin tunes! Wait- Got it... I see its black Orpheus
Hello Mr. Winston, I reside in Cobb County and was wondering if you offer private lessons? I currently work as a psychologist, but have worked in the country music industry as a pianist. I started learning jazz approximately 4 years ago and have found your channel to be one of the best! I can private message you my contact information. Thanks, Charles McFall
Hi Tony, do you offer private virtual jazz piano coaching?
Il taquine le Tony !
A while ago you did a versino of Mama Cass's 'Dream a little Dream...', is they any chance you could do something similar for Nora Jones 'Don't know why...'?
It's not too hard, but the voicings are very specific!
Mny thks
Wowww top D+ !!!
Thanks for adding comments on books, which are not about music.
You smell farts
You smell farts
You smell farts
You smell farts
Thanks Tony.. once again lots of useful and interesting stuff! I got a little bit lost towards the end and wasn't sure what 'key you are in' but will watch this again!
m,olto bravo
You would enjoy pay Madhouse at the end of the Earth book about disasterous Antarctic mission…
thanks for the recommendation