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Jazz Piano College 202 Autumn Leaves - improvising a solo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2016
- The tutorial explains how to solo on Autumn Leaves using just a few scale choices.
chart: goo.gl/QW3L2P
scales: goo.gl/s1kJSC
Jazz Piano 101-199, basic concepts
Jazz Piano 200-299, more advanced concepts
Jazz Piano 300-399, things I barely understand :-)
Links to chord videos:
Major/Minor: • Jazz Piano High School...
7nth chords: • Jazz Piano High School...
Course materials and outline here:
www.tonywinston...
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You call a genius a man who is able to explain something complex in very simple words. Thanks for this video.
That would have been the very same way I would have put it to describe this tutorial! So simple and straight forward! Extremely useful!
I agree..sharing is a good thing.
Agreed. So well explained
An artist is truly a Master when they can teach as good as they can play....and this man is one of them...clear, concise, effective..and then... inspiring!
This is the most logical, to the point, well explained, bullshit free, accessible and useful A Leaves instruction i've seen yet.. and i think I've seen them all! Thanks so much for posting!!
Tony Winston I want to personally thank you for all you have done for me
I would like to add my thanks to this message, you are an inspiration to us all
Minimalistic approach without all the fancy theory jargon. Sounds fantastic 👍🏾
While I enjoyed watching jazz pianist play the Autumn Leaves I also always wonder how they are able to improvise. Mr Tony Winston you are Godsend for you are able to explain everything like the II V I progression and the different available scales to be used blues scale mixolydian, dorian, ionion, in the chord changes and show us how they can be used.. Yes I agree you are a genius, brilliant, the best jazz teacher. . This tutorial like your other tutorials really helps a lot for us newbies to learn how to play jazz. Thsnk u so much!!
one of my favorite teachers. You are the best Tony! thanks..you're giving a gift to the world
Straight forward, simple, and good sounding!!! Thanks for this amazing tutorial!!
Really, really, useful and easy to follow !
Thank you Tony.
thank you for these tutorials they are fun and realy clear ,,,,,
I’ve been working on this one for awhile. Have the chords down but this will help immensely in getting me going on some improv lines. Thanks Tony.
love your no nonsense approach and style Tony, you made understanding this a pleasure.
Nonsense coming soon... lol...thanks
Fantastic Tony. Thanks for putting your stuff on the channel. This is just what I need as a newbie to jazz piano who understands the theory and changes but needs somewhere to start in terms of soloing.
Have my first Jam in like a week and a half and ill try to use things From here , thanks for the amazing video, you rock!
Have fun , I hope it goes well !
Whoa, I've been struggling for two weeks to find interesting phrases using chord arpeggios on this one, but this trick you're showing here to find simple scales on II-V-Is rocketted my playing in less than 10 minutes. Many thanks to you sir for this really tasty and helpful video.
n3uware great!! Thank you.
You need to watch bill Graham’s videos on the Barry Harris method. It will take you months to tackle it all, in all 12 keys. But the system will change you’re life forever.
This is so helpful Tony. Starting off nice & simple - that's enough for me!
Hello M. Winston, thanks a lot for your tutorials. It's very helpfull :) Merci encore !
Thank you Tony Winston. Specially for your very clear theory explanation. (and your precious links! :) Keep it up!
thanks - i will !!
Finally i can undertsand better the structure of this jazz standard, thank you so much for the lesson, looking forward for other tunes.
That shirt you got on with the guitars is the Tops!
Brilliant, sir! Thank you.
Awesome sir! It's extremely easy to understand!!
Thanks a lot Tony, this helps and motivates me so much !!!
Finally. Thanks so much Tony! Your videos have been so illuminating for me.
THANK you!!!
Excellent as always! Is there a continuation to this video? Its somehow suggested at the end that there would be one, It'd be nice to see the other scales ideas and options!
Great Video Tony. Autumn leaves is a beautiful song. The A Min7b5 chord is a very unique chord.. I usually play it rootless.
This is amazing thank you for this 🙏🙏🙏
Super learning, thanks.
bravissimo tony davvero utile anzi fighissimo! (very good tony really usefull or better to say cool but it's hard to traduce this slang)
Awesome! Thank you! ♡
Do all scales have modes? For example what are the modes of the diminished, pentatonic, altered, or blues scales ?
good question! for diminished i would say no, or at most - there are two modes, one starting with a half step, the other with a whole step. The minor pentatonic (1,b3,4,5,b7) could be considered a mode of the regular pentatonic. The blues scale has 2 commonly used modes. 1,b3,4,#4,5,b7 and the other mode would start on the flat3. here's a link to those two blues scales: goo.gl/lyP3WG. The altered, lydian dominant, and Locrian #2 scales are all modes of the minor melodic scale. Here's a link:
goo.gl/hGFExP
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Hi Tony can you please do a series of videos on getting that BEBOP improv sound and how to apply that sound in jazz standards over chord changes. Thanks- Gabriel
Angela Morrison sure, that's a good suggestion..I'll give it a try.
Thanks so much!
impecable gracias !
Do some gospel!!!!!!! I wanna see ur take on it with some jazz
Great Video!
helps a lot! thanks
Большое спасибо
Camisa de charro mejicano???
Does it matter that the D chord has a F# but the blues scale doesn't? If not, why not!?
The official blues scale does not have F sharp. When you play the blues scale over a D7 chord the dissonance between the F sharp and the f gives the blues one of its characteristics sounds. But there is another bluescale for the key of D that has the F sharp.... D E F F# A B D. Really you can use all the notes from both scales. Hope that helps
@@TonyWinston Concise and informative answer, and given a few minutes after I asked! What a teacher
awesome vedio as usual Mr tony but I have question can I use Alterd scale after with D Major chord
The best place for the altered scale is on D7.
D Eb F Gb Ab Bb C
No se puede acceder ala partitura.
Do Bb major and Gminor scales use same tones? Just in Gminor you put the blue note?
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