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super good tutorial, just what I wanted

That was BEAUTIFUL!

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Excellent series Robert, so well structured and concise. I was well on my way learning the F blues before I discovered this series, doing the rootless voicings with the 9 and 13, but got stucked and no idea what I was doing regarding right hand ideas. Subscribed to your channel. Thank you for doing this.

Thank you but no, listen to Dave Grusin The Firm

this channel is a hidden gem please dont ever stop making these videos

Very useful and clear, thanks!

Awesome video, I play guitar but love all your ideas here.

Great sir. What a groove initiative ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I really like and appreciate this video thank you, I am totally blind so I had a little difficulties following the now is the time and the back groove. I wasn’t exactly sure what you were playing. It was going super fast and I had to try to pick it out by ear, but I really appreciate this one and I will use it again. Thank you.😊 27:51

Great content ❤

Thank you so much for posting these videos they are so helpful and help me learn a lot!

Love your pedagogical style here! Especially how you immediately have the beginning student playing Bag's Groove in multiple keys! Really fantastic lesson!

exactly what i need currently! thank you so much!

hi Robert- rather accidentally i came to your channel! Thank you so much! You are completely underrated. Is your playlist for writing in SATB completed? And obviously i missed something: what is page 48 or so? This kind of instruction is great, although i miss the book/Material or what…. thanks for any info!

Cool!

Fantastic voicings

Thanks for the pdf

Incredible man!!!!

Wonderful lesson, Beautiful handwriting and good pen. Subscribed

❤ What a beautiful tribute to your mother Rob

Very jazzy ❤ I love it

This is incredible!! It is simple and very useful in composition

Not even a couple of minutes in and I love it! Why? Because it stimulates and encourages the learner instead of spoonfeeding. I like the by-ear approach. A couple of tries, and I got the melody. Surely knowing it's Eb and black notes helps, but that's the point: providing a few clues, setting the stage, so to speak, and then encouraging filling in the gaps on one's own. That's what proper education should be all about: from the Latin educĕre, taking out, extracting, raising. The student is not a vase to be filled, the 'liquid' is partly already there but the student has no idea ;) Thanks a bunch!

c'est captivant !

Beautiful. I love how you create this classy and dreamy atmosphere. Great passionate playing and wonderful piano sound.

Glorious improv!

its amazing

Your improvisation is truly a masterpiece! Each note tells a story filled with emotions and passion. Your talent for creating music in the moment is incredibly inspiring. Thank you for sharing your art and filling our days with such beautiful melodies. I can't wait to hear your next creation!

You have a very nice tasteful and relaxed style.

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It's always wonderful to hear your improvs. By the way Riyoko is back in Japan now and played at NARU on 28th. Are you still in Japan or did things change? Let me show you her final feat in the US: czcams.com/video/7kMmFBLcvYA/video.html

Really nice! I enjoyed your version.

Thank you for this lesson. You are a great teacher. Wish I had someone like you when I began.

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Good transcription.

Wonderfully played as always! 🎹🎵🎶✨👏

I'm sorry to hear that about your mom. 😔 It sounds like she had a long great life and was very proud and supportive of you. Nothing we say here will make you feel better. The best we can do is create and cherish wonderful memories with our loved ones while they are still here with us and keep them close in our minds when they are no longer here with us.

What a great video, please do post more

Beautiful! ❤

I dont know exactly how I get here, but this is actually nice. Thanks

Cool

Very nice!

😅😅 more please about bebop jazz piano

Condolences for your mom..

What a beautifully played melody. ❤

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Great voicings very nice , but very complex if I not now where they came from... I wil practice these also... Is it True that the greatest or professionals pianist having there own trics to build these voicings... that they see from each other heey what's that came from? Like 2 greatest magicians not nowing the tric from the other? I am study first the guidetones from each 7th chords... and wil practice these in the circle of fifths but also random by see the first chord ... thats the tricy part to now right away what to play by random ... Quick thinking is always the hard side of the game😂 But I learned not to be overwelmed to want play everything the most jazzy chords are the rootles and the 2 grip ,its maybe a bag with the best trics and sometimes to switch for a other tric... 😊