Like your tutorials very much, just the right level for me, Sorry to say this but the continuous wiggling of the piano you play on I find quite disturbing. regards Eric, Utrecht. NL
I have trouble communicating with my jazz musician father, and learning jazz standards is my way of showing him love, every time I do he’s just so happy to see me do so and I love it, thank u so much for what u are doing it has effects u wouldn’t suspect
Just so you know, your tutorials are the gifts that keep giving. Thank you for that. These song walk-throughs are beyond valuable. If you’re every wondering if you should make more, the answer is a resounding “Yes!”. Thank you! You’re touching lives around the world in a positive way!
What an incredibly well done instructional piano video! The pace that the info is given, starting with just the melody and bass notes, then adding 3s and 7s, going over the chords & theory, doing it again with no talking, just awesome.
Thanks Christopher. Next I would recommend checking out the lesson on "Tenderly" which we approach in a similar manner: www.pianogroove.com/jazz-piano-lessons/tenderly-jazz-standard/ - Hope this helps and any questions just get in touch :-) Cheers, PianoGroove
This tutorial is one of the easiest I have ever heard and seen. It sounds beautifully and yet it doesn't seem too hard. You are an excellent piano teacher. Congratulations! I'm subscribing to your channel. Thanks.
Your tutorial is so logical and simple, you make me feel like I could learn to play this! I am an absolute beginner, but I’m working on it. I’n retired now, so I can devote ss much time to this as I want.
Soy músico autodidacta y amo el jazz. Desde el año pasado intento aprender piano y tus tutoriales me parecen un regalo del cielo y se convierte en un milagro cuando en las manos de un "músico" tan poco preparado como yo puede tocar la melodía. Muchas gracias por tanto. 🎹🎷🎺
Man, I had to stop in the middle of it. You do know how to teach, and obviously love it. My life as a piano learner was turning dull 'til I came across this video. Thumbs up.
Done by a real pro! I've wanted to learn this beautiful song for ages, but was always put off by fancy versions that are too difficult to learn. Here, you give an almost skeleton version, and slowly ace it up to a pretty beautiful rendition anyone would be proud to play for an audience. Bravo! Thank you very much!
+Eddie T Thanks Eddie - what you have described is my exact methodology with teaching standards, start of simple and build it up. Glad you enjoyed it! All the best, PianoGroove
I've always wondered when Misty changed to this "light" form. EG's version was never like this. When listening to EG's old recording's, it was never ment to be this light "perfumé" misty feeling. EG's old tune was always thick, passionate, almost cigar thick smokey like.
I mean, I went back and listened to EG's original recordings and I'm not sure what you mean, but probably the answer for this question is "it changed along with the Real Book and Johnny Mathis.". That's almost always what happens to jazz standards; the composer could've had a wildly different idea of what the song was in their head, but most people playing it today are going off of what they know of the most popular version and what's written in the Real Book (which often isn't entirely transcribed the exact way it was intended). Girl From Ipanema is the most obvious example (Adam Neely did a whole video on it I'd recommend it). It was originally written as a solo guitar ballad in Db major and then Frank Sinatra happened and recorded his version in F major with strings and stuff and that's the one we all know.
@@HyenaFox You are probably on to a part of it. Here is one example th-cam.com/video/P_tAU3GM9XI/w-d-xo.html . I mean it probably partly explains some of it. But even if musicians later on chose to play the piece "lighter", it's still a very big different from when EG played it. Ultimately i donøt think that the real book solely was responsible for the song changing, but ofc it had it's influence for setting some standards, or base notations for those pieces. I even remember me playing it for a big band the first time i encountered it. Later on i heard an EG recording and have never understood where it changed. Hey, thank you for the answer.
No two versions are the same that is why they call it jazz. You presume to know EG wouldn't enjoy this interpretation. Just enjoy this or play your own version and be positive about that.
@@michaelengland7228 Don't be so defensive. A tip if you can't discuss things out, don't use youtube. How about that? And please read the posts again. I've never claimed to know if EG liked anything.
@@Ianthe22 you said meant which suggests you know what was in someone else's mind. I am just suggesting that you don't be so negative and try and enjoy other interpretations.
Whew! Just finished learning this by the sweat of my brow 😅 but so worth it. Love the extensions. I have learnt so much in this piece itself. Thanks PianoGroove for sharing this beautiful version of Misty😍😍😍👏👏👏🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Look at me, I'm as helpless as a kitten up a tree And I feel like I'm clingin' to a cloud I can't understand I get misty just holding your hand Walk my way And a thousand violins begin to play Or it might be the sound of your hello That music I hear I get misty whenever you're near You can't see that you're leading me on And it's just what I want you to do Don't you notice how hopelessly I'm lost That's why I'm following you On my own When I wander through this wonderland alone Never knowing my right foot from my left My hat from my glove I'm too misty and too much in love Too misty and too much in love Look at me
Really excellent tutorial. As a self-taught key tinkler I usually just thud out the roots and throw chords over the top. But the way you explained the bass notes, the melody and then the harmony was so well explained that I can actually see how to apply that to other tunes. Thanks for taking the time to share.
As a jazz/blues musician I really enjoy your tutorials, wish they had YT when I was studying would have made understanding the theory behind it all much easier. I do have a request however, could you post some tutorials covering improve techniques eg when to use pentatonics, Lydian modes etc as this is something that I struggled to get my head around when I was starting out and would be helpful to students. Keep posting your tutorials. They are some of the best I have seen.
Another great lesson. Thank you. I notice the 4 standards tutorials you offer are all rather slow, legato pieces. Very important and valuable to someone like me. I have much to learn but your approach to voicing is spot on and I'm going to continue working it until I master it. I'd be curious to see hear and learn how you cover something bit bit more bouncy - e.g. Beyond the Sea, Mack the Knife, String of Pearls, Jersey Bounce. Could you consider covering a piece this these in the days ahead? Again, I am incredibly grateful for the time and effort you put into your material.
Very hairy to play for a not professional pianist like me but I'm happy to take this challenge. Thanks a lot for you generosity to share this lessons for free !
Ok so im pretty "old" for a beginner, and i learned a looooot from just following and listening through this video. Thank you for being such a great help. I hope to become a better jazz pianist from where i am now.
@@JoshuaCelisMediaMy name is also Josh and I'm in my mid 20's as of typing this. How'd your learning go? Curious, 4 years later, how much would you say you've improved?
Thank you for so much for this. I can only echo acwls comments. I am not an absolute beginner but Bill Evans I aint! One of the things I found when starting jazz keyboard was that I didn't understand what precisely was going on harmony wise and how a melody was sometimes changed or embellished, not to mention secondary dominants and tritones. Like I could hear what was going on. How to achieve it was another thing entirely. There is often good teaching out there. However how to apply these in a piece is often not addressed and can be very frustrating and it took a lot of work to see the light. From what I have seen it looks like you are on the right track with your teaching. So I have subscribed for when you launch.
***** Hi Dan thanks for commenting - I completely get where you're coming from, applying theory and concepts to real Jazz Standards gives you much deeper insight into the material. And great that you've subscribed for the website launch... hoping to launch in the next couple of months. Cheers, PianoGroove.
This looks to be on elf the very best jazz tutorials I've ever seen on YT - great clear explanations and I love the way you point out the II,V,Is for extra clarity - I haven't had time to try this yet, but I will do as soon as possible. Superb work and thanks so very much :) (edit - will check the new site out!)
I've seen some very good tutorials for jazz standards; this is the best one I've seen so far. Maybe it's just because it fits my current playing level so well. But I feel like a fish taking to water.
This is one of my favorite youtube tutorial. i´ve been enjoing it so many times because is so instructive. I wonder if you could be so kind to show us a Bill Evans "We will meet again" tutorial. Thanks.
thank you for share thi beautiful piece of music. i´ve been watching this tutorial a lot of times and i am improving my point of view regarding all those chords (M7, m7, 9, 11 and 13) which one learn theoretically but don´t know how to use it in the field. Again thanks!
Hey, Grove: Very, very good! I'm an amateur and can't read music. I've learned quite a few pieces through Synthesia, including some Chopin. I'm determined to learn this through your teaching. It sure would help to hear the piece all the way through without breaks. Hearing the piece over and over has a way of getting into my subconscious mind and makes helps to perfect it. Thanks so much for what you're doing!
+Bill McPherson Hi Bill, thanks for the message. I'd recommend listening to many different versions to help you get a feel for the tune. Try searching TH-cam for 'Misty Piano Solo'. You will find many different arrangements which you can use for inspiration. Hope this helps :-) PianoGroove
Thanks again, Groove, for sharing your teaching talents with us! I'm delighted to report I just completed the piece. All I have to do now is smooth it out a bit. I sure would like to see you play the entire piece without stopping. Listening to other versions is not the same and can even confuse what I've learned here.
Hi Bill, Thanks glad you are enjoying the tuition. Congratulations on completing the lesson. Yes slow practice with a metronome is the best way to smooth it out. Find out the sections that are causing you trouble and practice these in isolation with a metronome... then put it all together. No problem... I will put together a full arrangement video so you can watch the whole thing. Cheers, PianoGroove
@@PianoGroove Finished the video, Groove? Looking forward to hearing the entire piece played without stopping. How can I know where to find the complete piece once you finish it? Sending me an e-mail would help. wellandfit1@yahoo.com
Look at me, I'm as helpless as a kitten up a tree And I feel like I'm clinging to a cloud, I can't understand I get misty, just holding your hand Walk my way, and a thousand violins begin to play Or it might be the sound of your hello, that music I hear I get misty, the moment you're near You can say that you're leading me on But it's just what I want you to do Don't you notice how hopelessly I'm lost That's why I'm following you On my own, would I wander through this wonderland alone Never knowing my right foot from my left, my hat from my glove I'm too misty, and too much in love I'm too misty, and too much in love
Thank you very much, this is so great! It increases my understanding of how to do various voicings so much. I appreciate if in another video, you could show how we use the pedal to sustain some of the notes, while also switch to hitting the keys to produce some shorter duration voicings to produce that jazz-like effects, and how to include side-slipping and sycopation, which where we should put the stress on to play louder, etc. Also, it will be even more useful to us if you could, in exactly the same melodies, try different voicing methods and speed to harmonize, so that we can have a feel of the difference in the overall effect. Love your teaching and thanks again!
acwl Thanks for the suggestions dude! I cover side-slipping with So What chords right here: th-cam.com/video/qhLyI4xGWnA/w-d-xo.htmlm40s - hope you find that useful. Cheers, PianoGroove.
Thank you so much for this and many others..I find keeping my motivation is hard if I get to easy a piece or one that's to hard.I get frustrated either way but I seem to make faster progress with your tutorials than any other...keep it up please!
hello there! I have been researching the effectivness of TH-cam as a tool for education, specifically learning piano (I am a learning jazz pianist studying Music). I would like to know peoples experiences in using tutorials to help learn piano pieces- the benefits and the drawbacks! Certain questions include: - do you feel part of a community through the comment section? - do you feel like youtube is a good substitute for having a private in-person teacher? - do you feel you can ask the youtube tutor questions and have a good and useful response? what do you think youtube misses? Thank you!
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I spent about 4 hours one night learning this song and all the extensions and it makes me so happy jsut to play it so thabks
That's awesome Putrid - I hope you enjoy :-) PianoGroove
Like your tutorials very much, just the right level for me,
Sorry to say this but the continuous wiggling of the piano you play on I find quite disturbing.
regards Eric, Utrecht. NL
we're you a beginner too when you learned
I have trouble communicating with my jazz musician father, and learning jazz standards is my way of showing him love, every time I do he’s just so happy to see me do so and I love it, thank u so much for what u are doing it has effects u wouldn’t suspect
I hope yall happy tgt
1:47 Just the roots
3:37 Roots w/ 3rds & 7ths
12:32 More extensions
Jim McCloskey u the real MVP
Thanks
Bro i was just about to do this for me and the others and then i saw ur comment, many thanks!
Thank you so much. Very nice and clear lesson. :)
Thanks Jim!
Just so you know, your tutorials are the gifts that keep giving. Thank you for that. These song walk-throughs are beyond valuable. If you’re every wondering if you should make more, the answer is a resounding “Yes!”. Thank you! You’re touching lives around the world in a positive way!
yes PLEASE MORE for us classically trained people!!!
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What an incredibly well done instructional piano video! The pace that the info is given, starting with just the melody and bass notes, then adding 3s and 7s, going over the chords & theory, doing it again with no talking, just awesome.
Thanks Christopher. Next I would recommend checking out the lesson on "Tenderly" which we approach in a similar manner: www.pianogroove.com/jazz-piano-lessons/tenderly-jazz-standard/ - Hope this helps and any questions just get in touch :-) Cheers, PianoGroove
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I love how jazz is like „this are the notes of the scale BUT you may use any other note as well“ 😂
For the past week I spent 2-4 hours every night just learning everything! Thank you for this!!
I keep coming back to this lesson. As a beginner who knows his theory, it's just so good.
After trying for years to play piano I came across Denelle Piano Lesson and this appears to be the top online method (check it out on google)
@@putaschimi2185 Thanks, I will investigate
Best tutorial I have ever seen. I can't wait to get started on, in earnest, on it. Thanks!
+Dave Bertoni Dave: How are you coming with Misty? I'm starting today!
Have you guys finished learning this song?
I really like that there is all the 3 images together, things get clearer. Thanks!
Did everybody finish learning it!? 😆 I'M about to try
Best jazz tutorials on TH-cam hands down
This tutorial is one of the easiest I have ever heard and seen. It sounds beautifully and yet it doesn't seem too hard. You are an excellent piano teacher. Congratulations! I'm subscribing to your channel. Thanks.
Your tutorial is so logical and simple, you make me feel like I could learn to play this! I am an absolute beginner, but I’m working on it. I’n retired now, so I can devote ss much time to this as I want.
Feel so proud to be able to play Autumn leaves from your tutorial. Brilliant. Now keen to learn Misty. Your tutorials are the best!
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Soy músico autodidacta y amo el jazz.
Desde el año pasado intento aprender piano y tus tutoriales me parecen un regalo del cielo y se convierte en un milagro cuando en las manos de un "músico" tan poco preparado como yo puede tocar la melodía.
Muchas gracias por tanto.
🎹🎷🎺
I really appreciated the way you approached misty making a great tutorial
Man, I had to stop in the middle of it. You do know how to teach, and obviously love it. My life as a piano learner was turning dull 'til I came across this video. Thumbs up.
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Hands down most helpful tutorial of this song I've ever seen on YT.
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Great video instruction - working on the latter extensions. God Bless You, and Kenny Barron!
Great lesson; I really like the "building block approach." Thank you.
Done by a real pro! I've wanted to learn this beautiful song for ages, but was always put off by fancy versions that are too difficult to learn. Here, you give an almost skeleton version, and slowly ace it up to a pretty beautiful rendition anyone would be proud to play for an audience. Bravo! Thank you very much!
+Eddie T Thanks Eddie - what you have described is my exact methodology with teaching standards, start of simple and build it up. Glad you enjoyed it! All the best, PianoGroove
+PianoGroove Excellent work! It sure would help to hear it all the way through. It gets into my brain, then through my hands.
Bill McPherson Believe me, Bill, it's a great piece.
Agreed Eddie! And, I'm determined to learn it. One thing that would really help me is to hear the piece all the way through without any breaks.
I've always wondered when Misty changed to this "light" form. EG's version was never like this. When listening to EG's old recording's, it was never ment to be this light "perfumé" misty feeling. EG's old tune was always thick, passionate, almost cigar thick smokey like.
I mean, I went back and listened to EG's original recordings and I'm not sure what you mean, but probably the answer for this question is "it changed along with the Real Book and Johnny Mathis.". That's almost always what happens to jazz standards; the composer could've had a wildly different idea of what the song was in their head, but most people playing it today are going off of what they know of the most popular version and what's written in the Real Book (which often isn't entirely transcribed the exact way it was intended).
Girl From Ipanema is the most obvious example (Adam Neely did a whole video on it I'd recommend it). It was originally written as a solo guitar ballad in Db major and then Frank Sinatra happened and recorded his version in F major with strings and stuff and that's the one we all know.
@@HyenaFox You are probably on to a part of it. Here is one example th-cam.com/video/P_tAU3GM9XI/w-d-xo.html . I mean it probably partly explains some of it. But even if musicians later on chose to play the piece "lighter", it's still a very big different from when EG played it. Ultimately i donøt think that the real book solely was responsible for the song changing, but ofc it had it's influence for setting some standards, or base notations for those pieces. I even remember me playing it for a big band the first time i encountered it. Later on i heard an EG recording and have never understood where it changed. Hey, thank you for the answer.
No two versions are the same that is why they call it jazz. You presume to know EG wouldn't enjoy this interpretation. Just enjoy this or play your own version and be positive about that.
@@michaelengland7228 Don't be so defensive. A tip if you can't discuss things out, don't use youtube. How about that? And please read the posts again. I've never claimed to know if EG liked anything.
@@Ianthe22 you said meant which suggests you know what was in someone else's mind. I am just suggesting that you don't be so negative and try and enjoy other interpretations.
Very good tutorial. I love this song so much. Thank you for this tutorial. 👏👏👏👌
You're very welcome!
One of the best tutorials I’ve ever seen!! That extension part at the end had me hitting the shed 🥵💪
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Whew! Just finished learning this by the sweat of my brow 😅 but so worth it. Love the extensions. I have learnt so much in this piece itself. Thanks PianoGroove for sharing this beautiful version of Misty😍😍😍👏👏👏🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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Look at me, I'm as helpless as a kitten up a tree
And I feel like I'm clingin' to a cloud
I can't understand
I get misty just holding your hand
Walk my way
And a thousand violins begin to play
Or it might be the sound of your hello
That music I hear
I get misty whenever you're near
You can't see that you're leading me on
And it's just what I want you to do
Don't you notice how hopelessly I'm lost
That's why I'm following you
On my own
When I wander through this wonderland alone
Never knowing my right foot from my left
My hat from my glove
I'm too misty and too much in love
Too misty and too much in love
Look at me
Really excellent tutorial. As a self-taught key tinkler I usually just thud out the roots and throw chords over the top. But the way you explained the bass notes, the melody and then the harmony was so well explained that I can actually see how to apply that to other tunes. Thanks for taking the time to share.
Perfect entry level for me - thank you for your clear explanations, voicings and thinking.
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I've heard several versions of this tune, yours is the best one !
th-cam.com/video/P_tAU3GM9XI/w-d-xo.html
@@dionysusomurchadha3795 of course the original is the best one but i was talking about covers.
@@jasonterrien I couldn't tell that from your comment. I really like penthouse serenade as well.
Just a simple thank you for making these videos...You take the time to share what you know with others...Gracias..
This blew my mind and taught me a different way to play piano
brilliant - I'm 2 weeks into piano - but I believe I can do this thanks to you
As a jazz/blues musician I really enjoy your tutorials, wish they had YT when I was studying would have made understanding the theory behind it all much easier. I do have a request however, could you post some tutorials covering improve techniques eg when to use pentatonics, Lydian modes etc as this is something that I struggled to get my head around when I was starting out and would be helpful to students. Keep posting your tutorials. They are some of the best I have seen.
Another great lesson. Thank you. I notice the 4 standards tutorials you offer are all rather slow, legato pieces. Very important and valuable to someone like me. I have much to learn but your approach to voicing is spot on and I'm going to continue working it until I master it.
I'd be curious to see hear and learn how you cover something bit bit more bouncy - e.g. Beyond the Sea, Mack the Knife, String of Pearls, Jersey Bounce. Could you consider covering a piece this these in the days ahead?
Again, I am incredibly grateful for the time and effort you put into your material.
Sir, Excellent. I think this is the best tutorial of Misty that one can get on youtube.... beautifully explained and visually perfect.
This tutorial is so so amazing. Thank you so much!!!!
Beautiful! Going to learn it when I get my piano.
Superlative playing and presentation of the melodic and harmonic possibilities! Bravo!
I’m 8 years late but very happy I found this video
Very clear presentation! The best tutorial ever! Bless your sir! Thanks for sharing..
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I would love to play this song! ughh it's so good😀
eu estudo sax tenor e vc me ajudou muito, sempre quis tocar Misty!! Thank TH-cam!!
This is an excellent tutorial! I love this song.
Pro tip: Replace the first Ebmaj7 with a D major triad in second position with an F on top, with Eb in the bass, then resolve it to a Ebmaj7.
I'm so glad I found this channel.
Very hairy to play for a not professional pianist like me but I'm happy to take this challenge. Thanks a lot for you generosity to share this lessons for free !
Great teacher. Great method.
Best fg tutorial! A couple of days on i (I´m slow) and it´s making a big difference in my understanding of a few important concepts. Cheers!
Ok so im pretty "old" for a beginner, and i learned a looooot from just following and listening through this video. Thank you for being such a great help. I hope to become a better jazz pianist from where i am now.
Keep up the learning, how old are you by the way?
@@achille-claudedebussy8548 25. I guess that may affect my learning capacity. I appreciate it btw
@@JoshuaCelisMediaMy name is also Josh and I'm in my mid 20's as of typing this. How'd your learning go? Curious, 4 years later, how much would you say you've improved?
Thank you for so much for this. I can only echo acwls comments. I am not an absolute beginner but Bill Evans I aint!
One of the things I found when starting jazz keyboard was that I didn't understand what precisely was going on harmony wise and how a melody was sometimes changed or embellished, not to mention secondary dominants and tritones. Like I could hear what was going on. How to achieve it was another thing entirely.
There is often good teaching out there. However how to apply these in a piece is often not addressed and can be very frustrating and it took a lot of work to see the light.
From what I have seen it looks like you are on the right track with your teaching.
So I have subscribed for when you launch.
***** Hi Dan thanks for commenting - I completely get where you're coming from, applying theory and concepts to real Jazz Standards gives you much deeper insight into the material. And great that you've subscribed for the website launch... hoping to launch in the next couple of months. Cheers, PianoGroove.
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Part 3
Section A - 12:55
Section A (Repeat) - 18:44
Section B -20:40
Section A (Final) - 22:40
Excellent tutorial
An excellent tutorial- clear, concise, and so well presented ❤
Très belle leçon de piano, abordable pour les musiciens amateurs presque débutant comme moi. Bravo!
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This looks to be on elf the very best jazz tutorials I've ever seen on YT - great clear explanations and I love the way you point out the II,V,Is for extra clarity - I haven't had time to try this yet, but I will do as soon as possible. Superb work and thanks so very much :) (edit - will check the new site out!)
I've seen some very good tutorials for jazz standards; this is the best one I've seen so far. Maybe it's just because it fits my current playing level so well. But I feel like a fish taking to water.
It took me long time, even though I know about the tensions in the harmony.
Thanks so much, teacher.
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This is one of my favorite youtube tutorial. i´ve been enjoing it so many times because is so instructive. I wonder if you could be so kind to show us a Bill Evans "We will meet again" tutorial. Thanks.
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I love it, thanks for share.
Gracias por el magnífico tutorial, es muy instructivo ver cómo se va llenando armónicamente la melodía con esos hermosos acordes. Muchas gracias
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Hello, from Brazil. Thanks for your generosity in sharing you knowledge in an excelent teaching.
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Wow, this is just so accessible. Fantastic explaination and presentation. Just what I want! THANKS!
Thanks! Loved it! All of the very best wishes!
thank you for share thi beautiful piece of music. i´ve been watching this tutorial a lot of times and i am improving my point of view regarding all those chords (M7, m7, 9, 11 and 13) which one learn theoretically but don´t know how to use it in the field. Again thanks!
Thanks you for your help for Misty and Autumn leaves explications with you j made progress you are an excellent teacher(From France)
Thanks glad you enjoyed the video :-)
awesome.can you please teach just once by james ingram.pleeeeeeez
Thanks you very much for the incredible armonization.
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Hey, Grove: Very, very good! I'm an amateur and can't read music. I've learned quite a few pieces through Synthesia, including some Chopin. I'm determined to learn this through your teaching. It sure would help to hear the piece all the way through without breaks. Hearing the piece over and over has a way of getting into my subconscious mind and makes helps to perfect it. Thanks so much for what you're doing!
+Bill McPherson Hi Bill, thanks for the message. I'd recommend listening to many different versions to help you get a feel for the tune. Try searching TH-cam for 'Misty Piano Solo'. You will find many different arrangements which you can use for inspiration. Hope this helps :-) PianoGroove
I have this arrangement, so beautiful.
Great lesson, love the harmony. Many thanks!!!
Such an amazing tutorial, again. Hope to see new song updated soon.
와 저걸 사람 손으로 친다는 게 믿기지 않는다ㄷㄷㄷ 게다가 곡의 느낌까지 살리다니
Thanks again, Groove, for sharing your teaching talents with us! I'm delighted to report I just completed the piece. All I have to do now is smooth it out a bit. I sure would like to see you play the entire piece without stopping. Listening to other versions is not the same and can even confuse what I've learned here.
Hi Bill, Thanks glad you are enjoying the tuition. Congratulations on completing the lesson. Yes slow practice with a metronome is the best way to smooth it out. Find out the sections that are causing you trouble and practice these in isolation with a metronome... then put it all together. No problem... I will put together a full arrangement video so you can watch the whole thing. Cheers, PianoGroove
Thank you so much, Mr. Groove! I look forward to that video!!
@@PianoGroove Finished the video, Groove? Looking forward to hearing the entire piece played without stopping. How can I know where to find the complete piece once you finish it? Sending me an e-mail would help. wellandfit1@yahoo.com
B sections
2:42 Roots
8:07 Roots with 3rds & 7ths
20:45 More extensions
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Muchas Gracias !!!
Look at me, I'm as helpless as a kitten up a tree
And I feel like I'm clinging to a cloud, I can't understand
I get misty, just holding your hand
Walk my way, and a thousand violins begin to play
Or it might be the sound of your hello, that music I hear
I get misty, the moment you're near
You can say that you're leading me on
But it's just what I want you to do
Don't you notice how hopelessly I'm lost
That's why I'm following you
On my own, would I wander through this wonderland alone
Never knowing my right foot from my left, my hat from my glove
I'm too misty, and too much in love
I'm too misty, and too much in love
can you try autumn leaves please you are very good teacher :)
Thank you very very much you are the best
PianoGroove очень хорошо,браво
Thanks for sharing. You are an excellent teacher!
Nice.....loving your break down approach.....
Love this
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excelente tutorial
I‘ve learned so much in this video. Thank you so much!
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Thank you very much, this is so great! It increases my understanding of how to do various voicings so much. I appreciate if in another video, you could show how we use the pedal to sustain some of the notes, while also switch to hitting the keys to produce some shorter duration voicings to produce that jazz-like effects, and how to include side-slipping and sycopation, which where we should put the stress on to play louder, etc. Also, it will be even more useful to us if you could, in exactly the same melodies, try different voicing methods and speed to harmonize, so that we can have a feel of the difference in the overall effect. Love your teaching and thanks again!
acwl Thanks for the suggestions dude! I cover side-slipping with So What chords right here: th-cam.com/video/qhLyI4xGWnA/w-d-xo.htmlm40s - hope you find that useful. Cheers, PianoGroove.
Thank you so much for this and many others..I find keeping my motivation is hard if I get to easy a piece or one that's to hard.I get frustrated either way but I seem to make faster progress with your tutorials than any other...keep it up please!
+Dave B No problem Dave... great to hear you are making progress! Cheers, PianoGroove
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great lesson excellent teaching method thank you and god bless you
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Awesome video and thanks. Please do a video for "all the things you are"
Podziękowania z Polski, tak trzymać.
Amazing lesson thank you
This is so great. I'm a guitar player, still I learn a lot. Looking forward to more class act tutorials!
+Jonathan Carlemar Thanks Jonathan, I'm glad you found it useful. Cheers, PianoGroove
Thanks from China!
Just roots 1:47
Some extensions 6:03
More extensions 12:32
まずはルート、3 7 でぱっとテンポのなかで練習ですよね、あわてず楽しく練習します。
Great tutorial, thank you so much. So well explained, and graphics are perfect.. Brilliant teacher
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Great Tutorial!!! Thank you so much!!!
Best tutorial I've seen!!
Kim Helgason さん、
I think so, too.
I love this song so much. Thank for the lesson =]
hello there! I have been researching the effectivness of TH-cam as a tool for education, specifically learning piano (I am a learning jazz pianist studying Music). I would like to know peoples experiences in using tutorials to help learn piano pieces- the benefits and the drawbacks!
Certain questions include:
- do you feel part of a community through the comment section?
- do you feel like youtube is a good substitute for having a private in-person teacher?
- do you feel you can ask the youtube tutor questions and have a good and useful response?
what do you think youtube misses?
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this amazing Upload. I learned that because you explained it perfectly. I am so grateful :-)
Muy Potente!!!!! bravo you are a master piano.
Thank so much ive just learned
Great lesson! Many thanks 🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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After following your video, I can play some chord without sheet, get some jazz concept.keep it up brother