Helio Alves Teaches Peter Martin Brazilian Jazz Piano!
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Check out: "The REAL 10 Greatest Jazz Albums (of all time)"
• The 10 Greatest Jazz A... -~-
#osartist Helio Alves teaches Peter Martin how to play Brazilian Jazz Piano & takes your questions.
NEW Guided Practice Sessions™ with resident piano guru, Adam Maness, are available EVERY day for Open Studio Pro members: openstudiojazz...
✨ This live stream is presented by Open Studio - Jazz Lessons from Jazz Legends. openstudiojazz...
🔵 We have Live Shows and Q&A's happening every week! Check out our schedule... openstudiojazz...
💿 NEW CD: "At Play" - available here: openstudiojazz...
Helio Alves (piano)
Romero Lubambo (guitar)
Reuben Rogers (bass)
Edu Ribeiro (drums)
Follow us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram at:
/ heyopenstudio
/ heyopenstudio
/ heyopenstudio
This is some of the most phenomenal content that youtube has to offer. Keep this stuff coming! I’d love to see you do something similar with a Cuban piano master like Ivan Melón Lewis or Gonzalo Rubacalba, Peter. I can’t get enough of this channel.
Indeed! Some cuban piano please!
After watching you guys, my playing has improved more in three days than in the last three years, I have lived in Thailand for the last eight years, first came here 38 years ago so I am able to get by in Thai language ok, but I love learning languages so at the moment I am on duo lingo every day learning Portuguese, I just want to say thank you Peter and everybody at open studio for such wonderful useful content, and Peter say Obrigado grande to Helio for me, great stuff guys.
It is so inspiring to see both of these incredible musicians have this detailed conversation about Brazilian rhythm. Love and respect to both of you! Thank you so much for posting this!
As a guitarist who's a fan of this channel and Gilberto/Jobim/Bosco, this was an awesome watch.
Peter is such a genius to always be open minded to learning more always ❤ inspirational respect
Greetings from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - nice and warm here
Awesome ! thanks for this
It is simply that the chord change is anticipated on the last 16th note in the bar preceeding the bass note in the chord change on the 1 of the next bar (unless the root is the same and the chord quality is what changes)...Romero will demonstrate on the guitar...😊
Great Lesson from both of you!
What a fantastic lesson! I am an adorer of Tom Jobim and Joao Gilberto, so I really freaked out. And you two, the teacher and the student, are awesome. Thanks a lot...👏👏👏
Amazing!!! Thank you Peter and Helio so much for sharing this content with us!!!
Enchanting, inspiring - thank you guys!
59:12 great lick!
So glad you uploaded this, thank you
So I came back a few hours later and still appreciate it so much, a free masterclass on bossa nova piano!
MOre of this please!!!!!
Peter é um dos maiores Pianista que ja ouvir ,que sempre estou ouvindo aliás!
🙌🙌🙌 very interesting to hear subtle differences on the melodic phrase especially on the rhythm and swing approach. Both sound nice but if you like to play Jobim you have to Brazilian MPB roots… samba, choro and chorinhos. Musicians like Cartola, Nazareth, Pixinginha, etc. It’s all on the rhythm and groove that can’t be transferred to music scores and books. Thanks so much
Love this!
brilliant!!
The left hand pinky finger has an accent. It's the surdo drum.
At around 1:11:00, the Girl From Ipanema completely fell in love with me, and me her. What a beautiful sound!
Ritmo ritmo
Che bellezza
Peter..!!!
why don't you invite
a pianist CESAR CAMARGO MARIANO, in my opinion , the best Brazilian jazz pianist, to a Live. The way He plays Bossa Nova and Samba is Amaizing. He is famous for the way he plays and grooves with his left hand. He is also an important arranger of Tom Jobim's music.
Romero Lubambo recorded with Cesar Camargo a very popular album called DUO. Piano and Guitar
Will be so great.
Chorino! Lyle Mays R.I.P.
OK, you can't do this without defining the difference between Samba & Bossa por favor!
No difference in my opinion. Bossa just uses less instruments. Even Joao Gilberto himself says theres no difference
triste