Poinciana tutorial (Ahmad Jamal version) 🎹 Jazz Piano College

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[@JoeL-zb1yd]

Wow! Thank you, Tony. What an expert you are! You make it sound beautiful. The way it's supposed to be. The Ahmad Jamal Trio. Witness the exciting rhythm. I'm in heaven.

[@mthiam1567]

Thanks Tony, Mr Ahmad Jamal Washington one of my favourite pianiste.

[@TonyWinston]

Mine too. I saw him once in concert

[@barnybeatz]

😮 those voicing are so so powerful damn

[@paulomedeiros9029]

Não sou músico, más tenho ouvidos afinados para música de qualidade e olhos para ver pessoas com talento. Obrigado, do Brasil

[@mtrsoftwareservices]

Love this video. Always loved Jamal's playing.

[@patrickrushton]

Very helpful, thank you. Had a giggle when TH-cam's auto transcriptions interpreted sostenuto pedal as "sauce to noodle pedal" 🙂

[@marianlevy9232]

Thanks so much for helping to deconstruct one of my fave pieces of all time - Ahmad Jamal was pure genius - You are an amazing teacher and I will be spending a lot of time with this video

[@mdsharp5]

Beautiful Tony!.. thanks again!

[@johnschmid865]

Nicely played Tony! Jamal had the lightest touch ever. Thanks for the lesson 😊

[@ljroe53]

Great lesson Tony. Thank you! One of my favs.

[@reddustdiecastmodelrail1499]

Great lesson ! Wonderful sounds ! Awesome stuff ! Thanks !!!

[@patriciacaton83]

So clear thank you very much

[@RENEARBOLEDAMAGIC]

Great Master. I`d like to study inmediatly.!!!

[@plutarco8556]

Great

[@adrianodagenova247]

Thanks Tony.... kind regards d'Adrian en Australie...!

[@brandenrodriguez6645]

THANK U

[@dagadbm]

i saw a pdf with a ful transcription from hal leonard and its very different from how you do it specially the block chords harmonization.. this part is what gets me as I also had learned it by ear but it didnt match at all the voicings

[@TonyWinston]

I'll keep a look out for that transcription

[@nicis10]

1:32

[@SmogandBlack]

Great musician and you play fantastically well, as always, but frankly very low in my list of things I'd like to learn... currently I'm focused on trying to put together a decent version of your version of 'Waltz for Debby'... so I think I'll pass on this one. A great week to you and to everybody, Maestro 😊.

[@tedthetrumpet]

Thanks for this! Two thoughts: firstly, it's interesting to me that all the different real/fake/song books have such different opinions about what the chords for this piece should be, and that it regularly appears in several different keys. Also, a thought: that sort of bolero rythm that you demonstrate around 16 mins, I wonder if that comes from the intro to the Jerry Gray arrangment for Glenn Miller? th-cam.com/video/KSrwskJn2C8/w-d-xo.html