Latin Jazz Soloing Techniques - Cuban Piano Lesson Demo
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
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Thanks for watching!
I really enjoy Jonny’s teaching style. This is the second video I have gone through, and I’m ready to sign up for his classes. Great job!
youre the best jonny
god bless you Mr Jhonny really good technique, playing and teaching
Thank you Johnny for sharing your knowledge and talent.
This is way too AWESOME!!!!! nice job.
This is awesome man. So glad I stumbled across this!
He estado buscando estos patrones por mucho tiempo gracias
Learned all of them. Thanks Jonny!!!!!!
This is so nice to listen.. And it seems so much fun to play!
gracias jonny...buen comienzo...
Thank You from Russia!
I really want this but my parents said they cant 't buy it :c
but thank for the tutorial here I learned a bit! cheers!
+pianowithjonny can you pleas recommend me a free way to learn how to solo? i can read sheet music but i dont know how to become good at soloing at the genres you have on your channel.
Hey I've got the names of two youtube musicians who might be able to help you. Granted they are both bass players, they still have the knowledge and ability to convey these concepts nicely.
Even though they are not playing the same instrument that we do, their perspective really does help how you think of your left hand role. Adam Neely and Scott' Devine are the two bass players I think do a great job with theory videos.
If you want to become a good soloist I suggest listening to people that you might like to emulate. Idk who is on your list but if you're still interested comment back and I can give you a short list of jazz artists with well defined improv voices.
Sounds beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Awesome lesson and really enjoyed the riffs, can't wait to try them!
great ! good method for beginner thanks you vm!
johnny you have amazing hands there are fast
good teacher nice technique hope to see more videos so i could learn to play latin style music.
Too cool for school!!!!
nice!
very good lesson
wow, that just looked like magic
EXCELENTE TUTORIAL.
Sick lesson man!!!
The best!
excellent!!!Thank you very much!
PRETTY SIMPLE FOR YOU JOHNNY. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁 COOL 😎
Hmm thought I was gonna get more Latin less blues but I'm still impressed
thanks man its an awesome explanation....
Thank you
I like the red keys
EXCELLENT -- PRESENTATION
I love this style of piano jazz, especially the 2nd one you played Cuban style. Can you tell me some other artists I can listen to that play in that style, specifically piano music. Thanks
Thank so much for this super lesson....but you were going pretty fast....anyway, I rewinded the different parts of this video just to learn and capture the RH and all the 3 LH riffs.....now practising hard....and I also got to your other lesson...demo fro "Sugar Cubes".....really cool stuff you have.....
Thanks Kartina :)
Obrigado por postar.!
sei molto bravo
cool! cool! cool! cool! cool!
good tutorial.
You are playing blues riffs above a chord progression, it sounds nice, but the essence of the montuno is the clave. There two:3/2 and 2/3, you are playing in 2/3 clave. That blues riff works well, but I invite you to hear Eddie Palmierie, Papo Lucca, Oscar Hernandez, Larry Harlow, Luis Marin, and other portorrican master.
very good and autentic lessons, thank you very much
Hi, bro. Would you mind letting me know about the another modes and scales that you use in this awesome genre? Great licks and players I see here. Thanks a lot for useful knowledge sharing, mabro. God bless
This is bad-ass!!!
i like it.....Amazing..
I love your audio interface, lol. ;)
Yes! I finally can fix Latin chicas
Really great tutorial! I remember hearing you play "Everybody Wants to be a Cat" at Disneyland some years ago. Any chance we can get a tutorial of that?
EXCELENT.....................THANK YOU...!!!!!!!
Alright, this is a good tutorial.
BRAVO MAESTRO ! GOD BLESS YOU FOR THESE TUTORIALS ! DO YOU HAVE MORE ? WHERE CAN i FIND YOUR ALL YOUR TUTORIALS ?
Thanks! You can get all my tutorials at www.PianoWithJonny.com
Love it!!! Thank you soo much for sharing your knowledge and tremendous gift for many styles of music!
thanks man very nice explained sorry for the bad english i am brazilian hehehe
so smart you play,how young you stat to play this jazz/latin like music?
Jonny may I want to learn how to do the bass line at 10:12 please do a video on that the bass line really brings out the Cuban sound🙏🙏🙏
I teach it in the video tutorial on www.PianoWithJonny.com
I love you💝💝💝
1:55 where's the clave on this pattern?, i'm hearing out of that.
Alguien sabe que programa usa para el piano de arriba? en el que salen las notas en rojo.
bästa!
1:29 to 1:42 sounds like it could belong in class of 3000 I like 1:54 and 2:28 as well
❤❤❤it very kool🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
Can you do a tutorial?
is the method of papo lucca?
Hey, i like your videos and they helped me a lot. But now i need for the school the notes of the song, “thats amore“ (dean martin) and on RUclips i cant found a good tuturial/synthesia. The problem is i cant read notes, and i should play these song at school during a theater
peace. Therefore i ask you,can you make a tuturial of the song? It would be very very nice of you. Thank you Very much for all the tuturials :)
email me the details at yandjmusic@gmail.com and I will see what I can do.
Is this a blues licks tutorial?
I kind of sort of might have volunteered to solo for a latin piece on vibraphone with no knowledge of soloing 👉 👈
Hi, i've been watching your videos for a while now and i wanted to buy your lessons CDs but i have a 61key keyboard... Can i play these songs and the blues ones on this keyboard or do i need to get one keyboard with more keys on it?
+Daniela Gonzalez You can play them on a 61-key keyboard but you may have to play low parts one octave higher, or high parts one octave lower. Ideally it would be best to have 88 keys so that you get the full range of the instrument.
Pika das galáxias... bravíssimo
hi! thats the sound of the piano?
This keyboard is actually the one of the Ivory Piano samples.
You are a great musician and a excelente piano player...Ive learned many many tricks from you..but the way you play latin music its not the best..you have to know how the clave works,and knows the basics of "tumbaos" and "guajeos".and how to apply chords in both hands:you are playing something like "boogaloo".and the improvisation in latin music goes beyond from pentatonic and blue scales.anyway, its a good job for Musicians from USA whom wants to learn about it...My respect for you,best regards.
hey! P-90 !
Serapis Haha it was the best keyboard back in 2003!
Never heard a Latin pianist play blues lines like those 😂
Micheal camilo
why don't you show us? given that you are an expert!
@@daviiddd1198 not an expect but I definitely have the knowledge and experience to realize this ain’t it sis. Show you? Showing you would make it too easy. Try transcribing it will do wonders for your ears
@@WhosonKeyz
don't flatter your recessive musical gains,which are at best mimicked.
@@GoldStar-ol9eb how do you learn if not by mimicry? Shall I just go and invite my own bebop lines without first learning and applying the ones that the greats used?
I can flatter myself if I dare to cause I find myself to be a steadily growing musician through time spent finding my own sound and learning the sounds of others.
good video, but I dont think you should be playing a heavy one in the left hand accompaniment.... the heavy beats in cuban jazz are 2+ and 4.
...or rahter: you´re mixing at least twodifferent styles; when you do the " stride-ish" left hand accompaniment it is applieable for cha cha cha ( at least thats what i hear) and the walking bass sounds like tumbao cuban jazz
Awesome! What virtual MIDI Keyboard do you use. I love the way it gives note names only when required, unlike VMPK which has all the notes all the time.
Thanks Neil! We use Midiculous :)
Where are you explaining 1:53-2:00?
This is LEGIT
One question please.
Yup! That's as jazzy as it gets!
1st I gotta learn this and then teach it to my 11 year old son!
So he can pull all the hot chicas at his secondary school next term.
Haha! Wow your kid must love you.
Haha♡
Hey! What model of keyboard do you use?
Now I use the Yamaha CP4 - I think in this lesson I was using the Yamaha P90.
+Jonny May Thanks, oh and by the way you are amazing! I now have someone to aspire to
Gershwin the best
do these riffs work over a G key.?
+oscar angel Yes they sure do.
+pianowithjonny can you say/explain which cords did you use? If you don't, we won't be able to improvise! you can write them in the description.
Cool licks, i like how full your chords are too! check out a few of my vids
😘
What program you use to Midi?
Logic Pro
el que entienda esto diga yo lo entendi muy bien
I admire all your work and talent with jazz but in this case i have to say that you don't manage latin jazz very well, it sounds rigid, it has not latin flavor, it has not "tumbao". Is a matter of expresivennes, not technique or musical knowledge. But it doesn't matter, is imposible to domain all jazz styles and i like a lot your 30s to 50s style.
Exactly, although it's a nice job!
In all fairness, it was pretty good...I've played latin piano for the past 20 years as an on-call replacement for dozens of bands when their own keyboardists can't make gigs here in NYC. The problem is not so much in the tumbao as you point out, but in the placement of downbeats and upbeats. When he first begins, he's obviously playing an Am7-D7 to Bm7b5-E7 progression in 2-3 clave. The 1st bar is fine and by the book but in the 2nd bar which is the 3 side of the clave, he accents the 3rd downbeat which throws off the clave and makes it sound as if he were playing the 2 side again. The solution is quite simple; omit that 3rd downbeat in the 2nd bar and make them all syncopated upbeats. Or omit all downbeats in the 1st bar and leave the 2nd bar as is, effectively turning the tumbao into 3-2 clave. Of course this is not written in stone and we're not taking into account the dozens of variations using arpeggiation, off time figures, cycling, unison playing, harmonized playing, etc. I liked the bass line very much, it was swinging but not common in straight ahead latin music...yet it could've also been played in clave, strengthening the tumbao. I must say though, the gentleman is quite talented and probably has a better technical command of the keyboard than I do.
its a tutorial!! loco!!!
TropiCool I adapted this lesson to use your syncopated upbeat solution, and agree that it sounds more fluid. It also now aligns rhythmically with the lesson Jonny did previously with this song. Thanks!
I would have bought the notes
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why it is so much amazing and isn't free¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡:(
"That's as jazzy as it gets."
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My hands said no.😂
Lmao!
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thank you very much,I am very nice,Oh ya I want tell you sir,,That I am beginner,,can you help me..how to play,,If you can,,please make to me slow motion video,,,and send to my gmail,,JESUS BLESS YOU
Oops...Jonny.
Oops??
Ese patrón está muy cuadrado, el latiin jazz es más síncopa.
If you're as annoyed by this channel as I am. Just search for your jazz piano tutorials and throw in -"Jonny May" in the search to filter this channel out. For instance:
latin jazz piano tutorial -"Jonny May"
It's not that the channel is bad, I'm just annoyed with these freakin channels just trying to sell there stupid websites. BUY IT GUYS BUY IT! YOU BUYING IT YET?! Why not just make good videos and get ad revenue and sponsors?
he speak so much ...play so little :\
i like it.....Amazing..