Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise 🎹 Jazz Piano College Tutorial ❤

Easy lesson on a classic song.
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[@mikecoyne2242]

You have to love a teacher who is brilliant enough to teach the simplicity of things instead of the complexity. Please become a Pantheon supporter so stuff like this keeps coming.

[@TonyWinston]

Thanks Mike!!

[@SmogandBlack]

Thanks Maestro 😊.

[@mdsharp5d349]

Yes, we love the real piano and using our ears , sometimes... Love the voicing sheets you provide !

[@warrenstrong8615]

It's a beautiful piece

[@miplandeestudio4570]

Thank You Tony, You are the best!

[@carmcarm8230]

Cool recording way

[@georgemenousek45]

Tony, one of my favorites because it opens up so many other possibilities. As a former teacher I appreciate how comfortable you are with yourself and your audience.

[@TheDocgt40]

Another great interpretation of a seemingly straightforward lead sheet. Brilliant

[@scivalesmusicbooks1977]

Magistrale, Tony, I love your beautiful and very useful lessons!

[@TonyWinston]

Thanks Riccardo!!

[@rgarlinyc]

One of my most favorite pieces - thanks a ton Maestro Winston, just beautiful!.

[@Connie-bf3vb]

LEGEND

[@stillnessflowing9480]

Outstanding pedagogy!!!!

[@christophueberhorst7924]

Very beautiful chords, thank you!

[@brendaboykin3281]

Thank you, Maestro Tony🔥🔥🔥🔥(acoustic piano, pls.)

[@Recommend48]

Original is beautiful! Artie shaw version is bumping! Artie’s version guides you nicely through the changes. Bless you x

[@bobvalicenti233]

I really enjoyed this tutorial, Tony. As always, you have taught me a lot in this lesson and I truly appreciate all that you do!

[@gianmariadipaolo9668]

Very very beautiful

[@TonyWinston]

Thanks Gianmaria

[@jerryallaway2667]

I actually prefer the non lighted keyboard. It sounds better and I can still see it as well as the other! I love your content and keep going, I look forward to your next surprise!

[@TonyWinston]

Way better! thanks.

[@davidgerber9317]

Great Lesson (as always). I prefer the acoustic piano approach. Chordie takes things out of context, and spells an E major triad with an A flat (UGH!). I didn't notice when you hit 70K, but congratulations. You could fill a football stadium!

[@Connie-bf3vb]

And I haven't even watched it yet. Just know he's The Man ;-D

[@TonyWinston]

Thanks Connie!!

[@gaugeonesteam]

Yes, Stick with your beautiful 6" Yamaha Grand. (I've delivered many of these to customers over the years, not my customers but I delivered them for others, 5/8" socket for the legs). Big iron frame. big sound board and double lever repetition action. very cool. I like this song. minor of Eb. good key for me. Lots of "juice" in this lesson. I always seem to have one finger less than you do for a good voicing! I'm not sure how this happens??? hehe. And, you can't do a good "gliss" on an electric/digital. My Piano test was always:- play a big altered chord with lots of tension with the damper pedal down and wait.... Should sound like a human voice choir after a few seconds if it's any good! (You need to put the top lid up on the prop stick and get your ears close to the soundboard for this test).

[@lloydyokohama879]

Thank you! Can you do september song? Or skylark?

[@TonyWinston]

Yes. There's a version of Skylark on this album thT I'm on. ruclips.net/video/9QoWZO6TpqM/видео.html

[@clay69]

Great lesson!
Stick to your Grand. Sounds so much better than a digital piano!

[@TonyWinston]

Thanks! Will do!