Mulgrew Miller - All The Things You Are
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- One of my students asked Mulgrew Miller if he could show the way he would play the comping and solo on All The Things You Are (by Jerome Kern) at his Piano Master Class at The Center For Jazz Studies Israel Conservatory, Tel Aviv May 2012.
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Mr. Miller was a great musician and a true friend of mine... Thank you for sharing his music here.
This is so inspiring! Thank you, Maestro for your comment ✨
This is so inspiring! Thank you, Maestro for your comment ✨
“...and so forth and so on.” Beautiful - thank you Mr Miller.
A great musician, a great gentleman, and a great loss.
I couldn't agree more.
one of the forgotten goats, God rest his soul.
So very nice and class. RIP Mr. Miller.
he makes it look so easy. also those massive hands man
Jeez yeah, I’m jealous of some of those 10ths
Fantastic how he so skillfully plays "outside" the changes. Few can do that as well and probably nobody any better.
Its amazing how he maintains such a high degree of melodicism while moving outside of the changes.
So sad that I cannot see him playing the piano anymore... Really sad. I really love your beautiful music.
RIP Mulgrew. Genius- you are loved and will be missed
Brilliant, thanks so much for posting this excellent teaching video.
Yes, he is definitely a master
Another great master of the jazz ivories.
Love you Mulgrew... This is fantastic...
This is the jazz I love!
thank you for this! there's only one thing we can all do, steal steal and steal even more...
that's like a whole bunch of Jazz lessons rolled into one...
His time is amazing!
Understated brilliance.... Wish I got to hear him in a live performance.
You play beautifully, Mulgrew.
I had no idea he was late. May your creative soul rest in peace. *tears*
One of my favorite pianist.
The tenths are so effortless for him
Fantastic!
👏🏿👏🏿
Love this. Amazing talent!
Thank you.....
thank you so muchh, really appreciate it
woooooooo his hands are massive wooooooooo
so beautiful!!!
Tears...
beutiful!
Very good man!
please post more!
I really like the harmonics played by the left hand. Also a great improvisation, especially the long line. The style of Mulgrew Miller is somewhat similar to that of Kenny Barron which is also one of my favorite pianists.
+MrJazzmen78 he played harmonics? how? when and where?
+LinkBulletBill : Must have meant "harmonies."
Both disciples of Tommy Flanagan.
@efanshel that's interesting because they all have own style. Bill Evans influenced all 3
Как хорошо!)
1:08
RIP, Maestro.
ossia, Dio
Wow such an amazing reach. I'm working on reaching 10ths so this is aspirational.
+mali carter Don't hurt yourself! I can reach 12ths since I have big hands, but don't stretch if it hurts. Instead, just pivot - they don't have to be hit in simultaneity.
@@JeffreySaxophoneTallNewton Pivot, and rock and pump them for extra rhythm. perfect for this tune with all the shorter minor chords. but you can work and get more reach. I have over the years. Gradually and gently of course.
2:00
as tastefull as it gets
TASTY. RIP Mulgrew.
Yes, must be some stabilization post processing software set to "overkill".
R.I.P. Mulgrew ... gone too soon :{
i got my left hand stretched out enough to do (most!) 10ths. Easier, and perfect for the minor chords in this tune. Wide, wide open, sparse, deep,
not overly defined. You can lay on it or sort of rock it for more rhythm. And simple so you can concentrate on right hand.
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am i tripping? that piano looks like its bending the reality
Was it just me but did it look like the camera was morphing?
Image stabilization.
I have stayed up 30 hours and thought I was beginning to lose it
0:07-0:09 movie soul
R.I.P.
May he RIP :(
RIP 'GREW
🌾💙🌱🙄
yes-your right. she said "its Mullgrew Miller". As for the "spelling" the voicing wrong, I quite clearly stated after the "1, 5, 9, 3, 7, 11" that is was Dorian Minor. As you may know, the Dorian Scale looks like the Ionian scale (Major) with a flattened 3rd and flattened 7th-or dominant 7th. The only other possible scale (including harmonic major, harmonic minor and melodic minor scales and all their modes) is Aeolian. And it wasn't me that said Kenny B owns it. It was maestro Miller.
R.I.P to the great Mulgrew..... but this video feels like an acid trip.
When he was soloing, he used a 10th in his left hand voicing almost on every change.
Right , this make the left hand sound richer
lovely. Although i must say the visual part is making weird ass things...i can't really explain, does anyone else notice it?
Wow keyboards are colored yellow
A real artist. Period. Reminds me of Oscar a bit.
I don catch u! After na you go come wound us :D
Wow his hands are bigger!...
haha funny voices
playing full drop 2 voicings in the left hand. That shit ain't fair lol
Yes, it comes from Art Tatum, Hank Jones and Oscar Peterson
Alec Katz those are more stride style pianists! The way Tommy Flanagan and Mulgrew Miller use these big left hand voicings is a little different. They’re definitely less triadic. So impressive and unexpected.
@@johnb2476 this kind of in the left hand accompaniment, what you call drop 2 voicings, a full sounding open seventh chords like root + 573 or root + 73 come from the stride / swing piano tradition of Tatum, Teddy Willson Erroll Garner abd widely used in a solo piano context by many pianists from O.Peterson, Jimmy Rowles, Hank Jones, Barry Harris, Flanagan, Rolland Hanna to McCoy Tyner (listen to him playing solo) Cedar Walton, Kenny Barron and Miulgrew Miller
Alec Katz oh cool
Didn’t realize he would be referencing that tradition here
7 people have pinky toes for fingers on both hands!
Check that at 0:26:
Miller: "Kenny barron (voicing 1, 5, 9, 3, 7, 11 in Dorian Minor )"
Kid: "No-its Kenny Wheeler"
look at those hands... just like a baby. Too young to be gone. :(
Hahaha
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Nah, definitely Kenny Barron !!
Are those actual ivory keys - or just really dirty faux-ivories?
Not that it matters... The playing is Heaven.
the kid[girl] said ''no its mullgrew miller''. you also spelled the voicing wrong. it's 1, 5, 9, 3b, 7b,11. it's a Bb minor 11 chord. this is a very common chord in jazz music. kenny barron does not own the rights to it. lol i think you need better speakers for your computer.