And who played the piano on that famous Miles Davis recording which introduced the pedal tone which has become a stock feature of the song? Of course it was Bill Evans, your friend and teacher, whom we all adore. Story comes full circle. A very artful interpretation of yours, applause Maestro. I wonder why you changed the melody of the head: In bars 10 and 14 over the dominant 7 chords, all the sheet music that I know has over the dominant 7 chords a b9 and #9 in the melody (on measure 3 and 4 of each bar). Probably totally irrelevant, since the movement of the melody is indicated anyways.
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Gracias por compartir master
He is one of the best Piano teacher of the world!!!
Exelent jazz player!!
1:45 Another well known tune that moves back and forth between a Latin rhythm and swing is "A Night in Tunisia" by Dizzy Gillespie.
MASTER!!!!
Love how he reharmonizes!
MONSTER!!!!
Did anyone realize the moderator sang that low C on 3:33 like nothing :O
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Can follow the progressions by slowing it dn. & using full screen. Esp. like the modal chords that you use. Learning a lot, thanks.
And who played the piano on that famous Miles Davis recording which introduced the pedal tone which has become a stock feature of the song? Of course it was Bill Evans, your friend and teacher, whom we all adore. Story comes full circle. A very artful interpretation of yours, applause Maestro. I wonder why you changed the melody of the head: In bars 10 and 14 over the dominant 7 chords, all the sheet music that I know has over the dominant 7 chords a b9 and #9 in the melody (on measure 3 and 4 of each bar). Probably totally irrelevant, since the movement of the melody is indicated anyways.
What scales would you use on the A section? And am I right in thinking of the B section as 2-5-1 in C and then 2-5-1 in Eb
whatever sounds good
Dang the dude commenting just sings a low C like it's nothing lol
Original key is C major. Played in E flat major for B flat instruments.
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Interestingly (or perhaps, not-so-interestingly) this piece is from a Lana Turner movie.
Yes the song written by Bronislaw Katerina polish composer