Somewhere Over The Rainbow Jazz Piano Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2023
- Welcome to our jazz-infused piano tutorial on "Somewhere Over the Rainbow” instrumental version for piano! If you're looking to add a touch of magic to your piano skills and explore the enchanting world of jazz harmonization on piano, you've come to the right place.
In this video, we'll dive deep into the timeless classic "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and unlock its hidden jazz potential. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced pianist, this tutorial has something for everyone.
Here's a glimpse of what we'll cover:
- Jazz Harmonization for Piano: Get ready to transform the song with jazz harmonization techniques that will add depth and complexity to your playing. We'll explore the principles of jazz harmony on piano, allowing you to understand the magic behind those captivating jazz sounds.
- 2-5-1 Chord Progression: Discover the foundational 2-5-1 chord progression used extensively in jazz music, and learn how to apply it to "Somewhere Over the Rainbow."
- 2 5 1 Cadence: Delve into the concept of cadences in jazz and how the 2-5-1 progression creates a sense of resolution and musical satisfaction.
Tritone Substitution: Take your harmonization skills to the next level with the intriguing tritone substitution technique, adding a touch of complexity and surprise to your playing.
This tutorial is a jazz piano lesson that will show you how to play Over the Rainbow on piano using jazz piano chords and will equip you with the knowledge and techniques to master jazz piano.
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Your lessons are like master classes of music, piano. Your teaching style is straightforward. Fantastic!
Și calm and warm ….love your teaching style and how you explain ❤❤❤thank you 🫶have a wonderful day! Can’t wait for more song like this with new chords 🎹🦋
I'm lucky enough to have this maestro as my teacher. He's currently taking me through a Chopin waltz, but this is very much his teaching style. Knows exactly how to bring out your best without overwhelming.
Alberto is a one of a kind Chris. You're in very good hands!
Thank you so much for such wonderful Jazz class❤
Excellent Jazz piano tutorial.
Thankyou David, much appreciated
You are a wonderful teacher by keeping things simple. Made total sense. I understand. Thank You!
Glad it was helpful!
Over the Rainbow is a risky tune to reharmonize - not least of which is because it's become something of a sacred song for so many of us. And I wasn't sure where you were going with it, but was very pleased with the final result. Really nice colors. One thing though: your pencil markings are almost invisible on the video.
It's a song that has a reverence to many people. Alberto's rework of it is adventurous enough but still sensitive to the tune.
Fabulous tutorial Alberto. Clear and concise build of complexity making the process crystal. Bravo.😃
Many thanks Steve!
This is so eye opening; thank you for breaking it down in to simple bites!!!!!
One of my favorite melodies of all time and perhaps the best piano and theory lesson that I have ever had the opportunity to experience. Thank you so much!!
You're very welcome!
Brilliant.❤Thanks
Bravo! Really clear and inspiring. Thank you!
I will absorb this slowly and savor it
And apply it going forward
Fabulous
Thank you teacher great songs
tempismo perfetto, grazie Maestro
Superb. Thank you.
Great video lesson. Sounded superb
Thank you kindly!
Gorgeous!
Amazing! So cool, thank you Alberto
My pleasure!
I Mr Sylvester Michael Sylvester thanks for the first lesson greatful
Absolute brilliant, succinct teaching. I hope you do more.(Please)
More to come!
As far as the ii - V - I (or ii V I?) that approaches the Em at 8:20, is a half diminished chord used for the ii since the chord you are approaching is a minor chord? It's hard to see or hear and it's not stated explicitly
edit: I think it must be and that open 1 7 5 3 voicing sounds heavenly! I will leave the question in case others got confused by this.
Thank you for the video, I have watched and shared it many times!
Nice explanation of chords that I play instinctively but have never thought of analysing in that amount of depth! SOTR must be a candidate for best song ever written…?
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you. Great job!
Bravo !!
You have unlocked so much mystery
How did you know !!
Most grateful
Cheryl in Oregon
Can't reach the 10th interval with small hands...... Thanks for the great lesson !
You can try 9ths as well - but what pianists with smaller hands do is arpeggiate the 10ths. Works very well.
Brilliant. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Please add a pdf of the final arrangement 14:21
Please make more tutorial about jazz Bebop Piano... Thanks
Wow
Merci ! I am a bit confused for the first chord; if it’s a ii it should be a F#m, right ?
Do it with Rootless Voicings?
I'm from Brazil.
Hello Alberto, the "II-V-I"-scene was too fast for me, because also I could no read your your unreadable pencil writing on your Leadsheet. Also the video-scene was very fast! What you can recommend?
Play again slower and write it for yourself. Just take notes as you absorb what's going on.
Thanks a lot 😂😂😂
Welcome 😊