Play Jazz Piano Like Bill Evans
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
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LESSON SUMMARY
Do you want to play jazz piano like Bill Evans? In this Quick Tip, you'll learn how Bill Evans approached improvisation on "Autumn Leaves" in his famous 1959 album Portraits In Jazz. We'll examine his use of melodic, harmonic and rhythmic components, including:
- 8 Left Hand Comp Voicings
- 6 Melodic Improv Techniques
- 2 Rhythmic Impov Techniques
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:46 Bill Evans solo: section 1
01:12 Review melody & chords
03:23 Section 1 breakdown
09:45 Bill Evans solo: section 2
10:00 Section 2 breakdown
14:52 Conclusion
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Jonny May
00:00 Intro
00:46 Bill Evans solo: section 1
01:12 Review melody & chords
03:23 Section 1 breakdown
09:45 Bill Evans solo: section 2
10:00 Section 2 breakdown
14:52 Conclusion
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Stunning ! left hand swipes to allow Right hand flights of colors
Yes, thank you!
Sir jonny thanks for all your videos . Not only are u an inspiration to playing jazz but a good teacher and a great teacher😂, i always learn and enjoy your lessons from my home . Am in africa zambia and i finished the autumn leaves jazz version , thanks to you. By the way if u practice jazz from this channel stick to it . Jonny is a great teacher and i will always be a fan to ur channel sir jonny 😇. Wakanda forever
Yes!
So great! Thank you for this video.
Great lesson on Bill Evans. It breaks down to simpler ideas than expected and they sound so good!
Thanks!
this is probably y favorite free video of yours. Great stuff. I'd love more like this
Excellent video: great content and expertly delivered. Thank you!
Excellent break down, thank you!
One of my favorite solos!
Thanks Jonny!! Please more videos of jazz!! You are Amazing pianist!!
wow, fantastic lesson. Thank you.
This very helpful, thanks man.
Absolutly excellent. Clever and understandable
Awesome stuff! When you lay it out, it just shows that it doesn’t have to overly complicated to sound good😀
You can get the Bill Evans sound, but you need the cigarette to get the Bill Evans look.
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Wow! This is a cool rhythm!
very nice breakdown of the master.
Great playing !!!!
Great job! Keep it Up!😎👍🏻
Wow!! Awesome video
Jonny Bill Evans. Me encanta, buenísimo!!!
Wonderful
Thank you Jonny God bless you and your family I'm from Aalborg Denmark
You explain this so well..thanks for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanx, Jonny.
Best lesson...
It's amazing what you can do with one scale...
THANKS
Hi Jonny, this is my favourite video. Would love If you would do some other songs of his especially the Tony Bennett/ Bill Evans album
How about doing one to play like Kieth Jarrett.
Nice! Please add more of Bills stuff
Nice one
I’ll try yuor excellent break down, sure!!!
Bill Evans is playing with other musicians, so all he needs are shells for his left hand. But for solo piano, it helps to have some roots and voicings in the left hand (as I saw you doing!). Thanks for another great lesson!
Great video!
Bill Evans is my God , funny as I am full atheist, I own many many vinyls from way back and CDs .
Now « to play like Bill Evans »
is shocking vanity if I may say so, nothing wrong with your musical science , your dexterity but it. ain’t the real thing and how could it be?
To be sure I pulled out my 59
vinyl of Portrait and listen to both versions of Autumn leaves ......,, of course Scott Lafaro is fabulous ( what a tragic loss) and Paul Motian
as well and both bring the rendition to its perfection.
In fact your exercice looks like a lesson by an art teacher
who tries to dissect a work by VanGogh brush stroke by brush stroke after having identified the chemical composition of the colours.
Technically remarkable but
no soul, no Schmertz, no genius.
Schmerz ... no t. .
Was this an improvisation or a composition by Bill? If an improvisation that blows my mind
Could you do a tutorial of Very Early :)
Hi Jonny! I was wondering why you play the voicings without 9th note but with the 1 note
that's exactly what i want to do
Hello Maestro Jonny, I am an Italian piano teacher and I wanted to ask you if your courses are subtitled in Italian, because I am interested in buying them
Actually the 1st LH chord is Bb & Eb from the bottom up (instead of the inversion you are hearing).
hey, bill evans!
What kind of keyboard do you use?
It sounds very hard and brittle to my ears. 🤔
Me puedes regalar material de jazz ..libros PDF
Where is the transcription
9ood........
All these chords belong to the key of G minor, not B flat major (they both share chords until the D major appears)
G minor is B flat major, the D7 is a secondary dominant
@@thenix0389 G minor and B flat major are relatives, but not the same, and D7 is the dominant of G minor, not a secondary dominant
@@wanderlngdays Yeah, but you don't have D7 in the G minor scale, so it's a secondary dominant.
Man, we talkin' basic ...
@@thenix0389 yes, you have. I’m talking about harmonic minor scale, a standard minor scale (with the leading tone). Not a secondary dominant at all. And yes, we are talking basic
@@wanderlngdays The harmonic minor scale is the standard minor for who? Lol
Wow. -- but -- really --- no one can play like Bill Evans.
My whole life I have been irritated by players bopping their head around as they play. You know who didn't do that, because he was serious? Bill Evans.
No one will ever play like bill. End of the story . (Please tune your piano according to the recording you're playing over )
Sorry Jonny nobody can play like Evans😉
Bill Evans was great, yes, but why imitate him or anyone else? Find your own voice.