I freaking love you. I have my degree in Jazz Studies, and you consistently prove the importance of listening and transcribing when developing the bebop sound. Keep it up! 💪🏾💕
My teacher always insisted on the importance of mastering 3579 and 7935 voicings (my goal was sight-reading & playing standards by ear at jam sessions), and although always sounding familiar I had never caught the Erroll Garner influence until now. The best part was the quirk of sounding like the relative third chord when you're practicing alone; then becoming something entirely cooler in rehearsals as soon as the bassist kicked in. I'm getting antsy at the thought of redoing this whole experience with other types of voicings. Thank you for the great video!
Dear Jimin, thank´s a lot for sharing your huge Knowledge and your fine playing, i adore you for giving so profund insights in all These Personal Styles of the Great pianists.
Wow...I love your style...I play some of those changes and I love your voicing...Even with the changes I don't play...now I'm gonna play them...thx sooo much...My Chinese sista! Lol
I am astonished how often Bill Evans and Thelonius Monk turn up next to each other on RUclips. I once ate next to them on consecutive weeks, on the same stool at the counter facing out the window of Mister Henry's ("Approved by The Bohemian Embassy") in Toronto, around 1963/4. They were both playing the Brass Rail, back in the days when Downbeat magazine had a Toronto section every issue, and I think the bars closed at midnight in those days. Except for the fine speakeasy scene which reponed with the outside lights off after closing time...
It stills "almost functional". The thing is that she used differents voicings and inversions that allows the use of any extension from the chord, wich makes it fells a little non-functional. I guess so.
@@victorhugodbzenrt Ah good point. I didn't notice until I looked at the actual notes on the McCoy Tyner one. She actually used voicings that were stacked in fourths! I think the term for that is modal voicing or something. But it's interesting because since the pedal is C but the chord that seems the most stable is a Gm7, it gives off a really Lydian feel that I really like. Pair that with chords built on stacked fourths which basically gets rid of the 3 and the 5, you get yourself some really cool harmony!
Can we have a video of Oscar Peterson stride 10th style please in slow medium and swing ballad styles. Thanks for the great videos you made with such clear explanations.
You're the best. I wish I could give back to you all the knowledge you gave to me. Wish you the best Jimin
I would do anything to get improv lessons from you and I'm a damn saxophonist
Andy Lopez same!
she uses all the licks from her licks video watch that and you can play the exact same thing
Andy Lopez i’m a pianist and a saxophonist lol
Same, lmfao
😂😂😂😂
I freaking love you. I have my degree in Jazz Studies, and you consistently prove the importance of listening and transcribing when developing the bebop sound. Keep it up! 💪🏾💕
I think that’s really it.. just listening and transcribing...
2:46 sounds like smoke on the water but jazz
lmfao
Smoke on the water~ bababam babababam
@@벨암 무슨 뜻이에욤?
@@심승민-n3f 2분 46초 대의 코드진행이 Deep purple - smoke on the water 라는 곡의 전반부랑 비슷하다네요, 그러나 재즈 버전이라고
now it is "swing on the water"
Great Lesson! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
This has to be one of the best chanels for jazz piano players, thanks!
I LOVE that McCoy Tyner sound, it is my "more cowbell". I can hear Yes/Rush and more in it.
Your channel is one of the best! This is EXACTLY what I needed for a long time! 😁
Your channel is THE BEST youtube channel to learn jazz piano!!! Really! Thanks so much!!!!
Without further ado, You"re the best.
My teacher always insisted on the importance of mastering 3579 and 7935 voicings (my goal was sight-reading & playing standards by ear at jam sessions), and although always sounding familiar I had never caught the Erroll Garner influence until now. The best part was the quirk of sounding like the relative third chord when you're practicing alone; then becoming something entirely cooler in rehearsals as soon as the bassist kicked in.
I'm getting antsy at the thought of redoing this whole experience with other types of voicings.
Thank you for the great video!
You’re so good it’s crazy
You really are truly one of the most talented and wonderful pianists . Mele Kalikimaka 🎄
😌🎶🎄🎹최애하는 채널이예요💛감사합니다!! 특히 에롤가드너가 넘나 제 취향이네요~😊
세상좋아졌네요 돈주고도 못볼 영상을 공짜로보고... 감사합니다
Thank you Jimin! I was looking for!!
왼손 연주법보다 오른손으로 각각의 피아니스트 솔로 특징을 흉내낸게 인상적이네요
This is super useful, thank you for showing this. This was recommended to me at the perfect time too.
I agree
You deserve more subscribers. Thanks!
It's great to see the different ways the great pianists played music !!! Awesome.
Holy crap, your licks are amazing!
와.. 저렇게 즉흥이 가능해지려면 피아노 치는 수준이 어느정도여야 하나요ㅠㅜㅜ 너무 잘치세요>♡
Amazing. I have listened to a lot of the albums you pulled these from. It is lovely to see such attention to detail.
Can you mention some? Trying to find them my self
Wow!
Just saw a video series with Oscar Peterson, Errol Garner and Monk.
Then I came here and you still sound amazing.
Thanks for sharing!
It's amazing!
cant be the only one that watches her videos cause they sound good
도로시님 영상.. 편곡작업시 도움이참 많이 됩니다~ 전 기타연주자라 다른악기 디테일을 모를때가 많은데 훌륭한 연주와 악보까지.. 감사할따름임니당ㅎㅎㅎ 영상 기대할께요~
You are such a remarkable musician!!! Thank you AGAIN!!!!!
Jimindorthy. I absolutely love what you do🥰
정주행중입니다. 감사합니다 ㅠㅠ
Your videos are very very helpful, please post more often and Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Your examples and playing is interesting to me as a guitar player, learning and expanding my comping chops. Subscribed!
와 지민도로시님 처음 영상 보는데 이영상만 봐도 얼마나 많은 연습을 하셨을지 느껴지는거 같아요!!! 재즈 연습 안한지 오래됬는데 영상보고 다시 시작해야게써요...!!!
Excellent performance
모달인터체인지 강좌 보고싶어요!!
I'm so jealous of you. You're amazing.
Your channel is my new subscribed jazz tutorial channel !
This was awesome. Thank you so much
언제 들어도 감탄이 나오는 연주입니다!💜
You are amazing!! Love your channel
Dear Jimin, thank´s a lot for sharing your huge Knowledge and your fine playing, i adore you for giving so profund insights in all These Personal Styles of the Great pianists.
Wow, just found this channel and the content is just amazing! Thanks for all the knowledge!
Thank you ! :)
And on a real "acoustic" - wow, the phrasings are so wonderful.
My only complaint for such an amazing pianist like you.... The lead sheet symbols should have the inversions😭
Always a pleasure learning from you.
amazing lesson
정말 감사합니다 혼자 공부해보고있는데 피아노 연주자별로 색깔을 알려주셔서 어떤식으로 어떤방법이 있는지 알게되었네요 pdf 파일도 올려주셔서 재밌게 할수있을거같아용 감사합니당 ㅎㅎ
Thank you Jimin ! It's dope !
1:09, just made a replay button for my favorite part
Awesome! Great playing !!!
Bud powell’s are called shell chords- you play the outer notes of the chord (in these instances the root, ans the extension)
Wow! These are what I’ve always wanted! You are the best teacher! Gracias🥰
You have a great channel, Thankyou for your great lessons
Wow! I've just met you, and im so inspirated thanks to you! I will work with your advices😍⭐
와우... 지민! 최고의 레슨이에요
Beautiful! Thank you!
Amazing tutorial jazz piano
Such a clear explanation and amazing playing! Love these videos.
how did u get ur hands so independent? mannnnnn u are incredible
Such a great talent. Such a great channel!
Wow...I love your style...I play some of those changes and I love your voicing...Even with the changes I don't play...now I'm gonna play them...thx sooo much...My Chinese sista! Lol
Beautiful
감사합니다ㅠㅠ 늘 잘보고있어요 많은 도움돼요💜
I love Jimindorothy.
Amazing lesson ! Thank you !
I am astonished how often Bill Evans and Thelonius Monk turn up next to each other on RUclips. I once ate next to them on consecutive weeks, on the same stool at the counter facing out the window of Mister Henry's ("Approved by The Bohemian Embassy") in Toronto, around 1963/4. They were both playing the Brass Rail, back in the days when Downbeat magazine had a Toronto section every issue, and I think the bars closed at midnight in those days. Except for the fine speakeasy scene which reponed with the outside lights off after closing time...
어떻게이런분이한국에~
계시네~
존경합니다~팬입니다~~
Where did you learn how to play?! Amazing
Awesome! Thanks so much for the knowledge.
This is so impressivee
와우! 왼손 컴핑으로만 이렇게 느낌이 달라지네요!! 오른손은 전형적인 bill evans 느낌 그러나 다른 곡이 탄생..! 오늘도 배우고 갑니다!
저번영상때 왼손 치는법 어렵다고 댓글달읐는데 ㅠㅠ 강의 만들어주셔서 감사해요!!
Such a great video, thank you!
Amazing work! Great playing and practical knowledge! Thumbs Up!
Amazing! What about putting Fred Hersch left hand? lot of counterpoints!
Thank you very much 😍👏👏👏💙💙💙💖💕💓💕💖
Your Amazing 💖thanks :)
I really liked the McCoy Tyner one so could you do standards with non-functional harmony?
It stills "almost functional". The thing is that she used differents voicings and inversions that allows the use of any extension from the chord, wich makes it fells a little non-functional. I guess so.
@@victorhugodbzenrt Ah good point. I didn't notice until I looked at the actual notes on the McCoy Tyner one. She actually used voicings that were stacked in fourths! I think the term for that is modal voicing or something. But it's interesting because since the pedal is C but the chord that seems the most stable is a Gm7, it gives off a really Lydian feel that I really like. Pair that with chords built on stacked fourths which basically gets rid of the 3 and the 5, you get yourself some really cool harmony!
@@sappy.2128 quartal ")
Wow thats great, amazing! I am from Brazil and I want to practice Very much! Thanks for sharing!
Wow thanks for this vid!!
wooow awesome work, thanks for sharing!!!
Very nice tutorial..💚
For McCoy tyner, it sounds a bit more authentic if you play fifths in the LH
Awesome!!!!
Very beautiful! Improv!!
보통 오른손에만 집중하는데 왼손연주법이라니 ...!! 감사합니다🤍
Incredible
Very, Very good..amazing.
Your talent.
You're fucking amazing. Keep it up.
Maybe, you could do videos about licks from famous pianists (please do Bill Evans)
Can we have a video of Oscar Peterson stride 10th style please in slow medium and swing ballad styles. Thanks for the great videos you made with such clear explanations.
에롤 가너 스타일은 왜 이렇게 청량해요.. 빙하수에 탄산 타서 마시는 느낌..
How do you get this good. Practice I know? But what to practice? Transcribing? I love this channel. I can play all this but you do it so effortlessly
This was super cool and helpful
너무 잘 보고있어요!!! 다음엔 블루스 관련 영상도
올라왔으면 좋겠어요 ㅜㅜ
Nice tips!
beautiful voice
This is a great way of tutorials, Systematic
You Are really, really awesome.