Mission Impossible - PIANO BREAKDOWN - 🎹 Jazz Piano College

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[@Stereozentrum]

Expected a bit more than simply playing this very old easy-piano transcription...

[@paulwhetstone0473]

Great way to make Mission Impossible possible.

[@ernestbarch2976]

Tony, you rock that bass. All the while kicking ass with your right hand on the descending treble line cliche. Excellent work. The song is iconic.

[@gaugeonesteam]

Very cool Tony. I've learned lots of TV themes over the years. people love these if you play them in the local pub/bar. It's like a whole genre of it's own. "Jo 90 end titles", "1960s UFO theme" "Columbo - death lends a hand - Gille Melle" Columbo - prescription murder - Dave Grusin, Theme from "Cheers" "Hill Street Blues" "Streets of San Francisco" etc. "Dave Allen" intro by Alan Hawkshaw, Would be great if you could do some more tuition on these. ( I don't know all these 100% ) Funny: The good guys always all got in a car and drove away from the camera at the end of each episode of Mission Impossible. .

[@edgargomez7141]

Sos un capo Tony. Muchas gracias por tu generosidad y talento!!! Desde Argentina

[@hjakroon123]

Mannix also very nice, and Kojak, all 70ies action series.

[@andrewcarnegie589]

I did myself a huge favor many long-giggin' years ago and kicked this thing from Gm up into A minor. My bass players all loved me for that, and the 5/4 syncopation was always a gas, ( and a challenge...) for any of my drummer boys to grab on to. But nice choppin' anyway, man !

[@t555ize]

Cool !

[@robertailman5092]

Here's a funny story..,I was doing some genealogy on my fathers side and found out a distant aunt, Susan Stokes was a well known bass player in Hollywood in the 50's& 60's..,she played bass in the LA Philharmonic apparently...,turns out she was the spouse of Sheridon Stokes, a flute player of some renown in Hollywood during the same period and so I tried to contact him since he was still teaching at UCLA...,one day out of the blue, he calls me. We had an hour long conversation and at minute 36 he drops this: "Yeah, I was the flute player on the Schifren "Mission Impossible" session...,then he says...,"I was in the Burbank Symphony Orchestra way back in the late 40's...,Morton Subotnick (Silver Apples of the Moon) sat next to me and next to him was a teenager named Debbie Reynolds...,

LALO SCHIFRIN .

[@parlomur7515]

Mission impossible à jouer. Quoique. Avec vos conseils, vos ruses…