Thanks Peter, this really helped. I think I gained more from the sparse LH use and it’s balance with the RH. A game changer for me, especially accompanying a singer, and soloing over the chord pattern.
Thank you Peter- from a previous student! Was looking up videos to develop my piano vocabulary-very limited currently. My instrument is the voice and trying to expand 😊 your video was helpful and easy to understand.
And when you are soloing, you switch this type of syncopation to your left hand? or you rather stay on beat? I'am asking because maybe it would be valuable to learn the same rhythms in both hands (I find left much harder to learn - it is easier to just walk the bass)
Great lesson Peter, thanks! Short and value-packed. Is this a standard you start playing? Sounds familiar, but I can't give it a name... Keep up the excellent work!
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I learn more in 2 minutes with you than I do watching other 30 minute videos here on RUclips
Love how you just keep on talking like you weren’t even playing the piano... talk about multitasking! Thanks for another very helpful video.
Awesome lesson bro!
Great, new insight for me that not just intervals but also rhythms have to resolve. Great! :)
Listen to when bill Evan accompanying Monika Zetterlund on "it could happen to you". The rythmic comping is just too good.
Wow, it is simple, but now it is so well explained, fantastic !
Thank you so much !
Thanks Peter, this really helped. I think I gained more from the sparse LH use and it’s balance with the RH. A game changer for me, especially accompanying a singer, and soloing over the chord pattern.
Thanks for good jazz teacher and great jazz pianist. 😍
Thank you Peter- from a previous student! Was looking up videos to develop my piano vocabulary-very limited currently. My instrument is the voice and trying to expand 😊 your video was helpful and easy to understand.
Great teacher !
Thank you for the great videos!
Our love is here to stay
3:11 Those guys were probably playing this in 1917. Still sounds great! 😆
Great performance
Excelent!!!!! Thanks!!!
Simplemente eres un genio
totally agree with Ludovico Paoli
Great, as always, thank you.
Totalllly agree with Ludovico Paoli
Very helpful!
Sooo good
Need a dvd from you doc!
I actually love you
You are a genious! Excelent videos!!!
This is so damn slick, I'd love a transcription
2:35
It would be great to have the progression you're using
u ate that besti.,,,,..,..
And when you are soloing, you switch this type of syncopation to your left hand? or you rather stay on beat? I'am asking because maybe it would be valuable to learn the same rhythms in both hands (I find left much harder to learn - it is easier to just walk the bass)
Hey Peter great lessons where would you recommend I start I'm a beginner improve kind of guy
Our Love is Here to Stay. Title of the song he played.
Reminds me of what Ahmad Jamal does a lot in his 1995 album "digital works"..
thanks for the reminder on that GREAT album!
thanks again
Left hand is little before the third beat in measure?
Great lesson Peter, thanks! Short and value-packed. Is this a standard you start playing? Sounds familiar, but I can't give it a name... Keep up the excellent work!
"Our love is here to stay" by George Gershwin
You're right! Thank you so much Germán!!
Hi if you could display the notes you're playing
Whats that tune he`s playing?
Our love is here to stay
24 Carat. Thanks . . . Bigly!
This is the first video 93f yours that I'm watching.
What does "we're playing 2 feel in the LH" mean, that you stated in the beginning of the v8d3o?
If you close your eyes feels like Lin Manuel Miranda is teaching you
wow
What's the tune he's playing in this clip?
Our love is hear to stay.
Play a song!!! any sooong!
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