Terrific exercise Master. I’m now at the stage where I’m starting to feel the Jazz groove and sound half reasonable and these exercises through the cycle definitely help with my improv lines as I’m developing.
Really dig all your basics videos! Never too good to practice the little things. I feel practicing that stuff improves the speed at which I can find things on the keyboard. Makes me more comfortable using my brain instead of muscle memory :)
Love the alt dom exercises :) Thanks for the inspiration and insight on breaking out of the exercises and applying it to songs. Just became a member since I don't get ads (Premium).
Tony!! Thank you very much for all your kind work!! I follow Aimee, Kent, and Open Studio, and YOU! of curse! I think all of you are the BEST piano teachers in the internet!!! Sorry my english, and greetings from Argentina!!! Thank you very much again!!! I would love some kind of work with left hand 10ths :- )
Hi Tony, as you say that comments Inspire you...here I am! I love the first 2-5-1 in particular. As I am a beginner pianist, being able to see the right hand descending chromatically is of great help. I also noticed you double the fifth, what rule of thumb do you suggest for choosing what notes to double and what not? Thanks
Hey man! Like the music on your channel :) there really isn't any general rule that helps here I guess, it all depends on context. But some common ones are doubling the melody note (drop2 or added octave on top), doubling the bass note (pop galore, grounds the voicing sometimes too much), doubling the fifth (if it's in there to begin with). I usually avoid doubling thirds or sevenths. Then again, when straight up using upper structure triads, doubling any note works well because of that extra dense sounds it generates. Follow your ears and write down voicings that sound nice to you.
There is no rule but generally try not to double notes. But if it sounds better with a note doubled, do it. If there is a wide spacing in your chord and you nee to fill it in without adding some 'weird' note, doubling may be the only choice.
I think it would be better to write an A flat in the G13(b9), to make it easier for people who are relatively new to chord symbols. Furthermore, great stuff ;-)
You've truly established yourself as one of the best jazz piano teachers on youtube Tony!
Thanks Michael !!
Terrific exercise Master. I’m now at the stage where I’m starting to feel the Jazz groove and sound half reasonable and these exercises through the cycle definitely help with my improv lines as I’m developing.
watch all your videos and love your style Mr Tony Winston, from a young (30yr old) jazz pianist. learn a lot from you ! thank you
Really dig all your basics videos! Never too good to practice the little things. I feel practicing that stuff improves the speed at which I can find things on the keyboard. Makes me more comfortable using my brain instead of muscle memory :)
This is an excellent exercise, Tony! This gives me something to work on during this long pandemic
Very good class Tony!!!
this is perfect for jazz beginners, thanks! :)
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Tony please can you do something like this but in minor progression... many time i get stacked on which is The best basic voicing to practice them
Love the alt dom exercises :) Thanks for the inspiration and insight on breaking out of the exercises and applying it to songs. Just became a member since I don't get ads (Premium).
Thank you, Tony :) from Japan
Tony!! Thank you very much for all your kind work!! I follow Aimee, Kent, and Open Studio, and YOU! of curse! I think all of you are the BEST piano teachers in the internet!!! Sorry my english, and greetings from Argentina!!! Thank you very much again!!! I would love some kind of work with left hand 10ths :- )
Your English is fine. New videos soon. Thanks for your comment. Next video is for beginners but I'll do a video on tenths soon
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If I spoke english, i would learn a Lot with your lessons.
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Thanks, I've been watching your channel for some time now. Best keyboard reviews on RUclips @Jeremy See
Hi Tony, as you say that comments Inspire you...here I am! I love the first 2-5-1 in particular. As I am a beginner pianist, being able to see the right hand descending chromatically is of great help. I also noticed you double the fifth, what rule of thumb do you suggest for choosing what notes to double and what not? Thanks
Hey man! Like the music on your channel :) there really isn't any general rule that helps here I guess, it all depends on context. But some common ones are doubling the melody note (drop2 or added octave on top), doubling the bass note (pop galore, grounds the voicing sometimes too much), doubling the fifth (if it's in there to begin with). I usually avoid doubling thirds or sevenths. Then again, when straight up using upper structure triads, doubling any note works well because of that extra dense sounds it generates. Follow your ears and write down voicings that sound nice to you.
Thank you so much Tony for the clear explanation and for checking out my songs!
@@francescomanfredi No problem man! Love to help. But I'm not Tony :)
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There is no rule but generally try not to double notes. But if it sounds better with a note doubled, do it. If there is a wide spacing in your chord and you nee to fill it in without adding some 'weird' note, doubling may be the only choice.
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I think it would be better to write an A flat in the G13(b9), to make it easier for people who are relatively new to chord symbols. Furthermore, great stuff ;-)
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