Jazz Piano ◐ locked-hands block chords ◑ Don't Get Around Much Anymore
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Tutorial on the locked hands style of Shearing, Barry Harris, others. Duke Ellington - composer
study sheet: goo.gl/M4mAJu
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I linked to a brief transcription goo.gl/M4mAJu
Just exploring the jazz world - you are such a perfect guide - thanks a lot - love your verbal comments there is soooo much to explore in each minute.........
Thanks Tony.
Im probably the only 16 year old who watches your videos but I think they’re really good I use a lot of the techniques you explain in my piano playing
Hey Splash, I definitely hope to get more young viewers. Thanks for subscribing, and good luck to you!
I'm here with ya bud!
Great video and great length. Better we receive shorter videos on a regular basis than longer but infrequent ones. Even if it's a 5-minute video with a quick idea. I mean, if it starts feeling like homework to you, that won't be good.
This video format is totally adequate for me. Chart / hands / explanations. Was studying the is chart just now and decided to see if you covered it. Cleared up things I was hearing but couldn’t quite play..
THANK YOU!!
Tony, thank you so much for sharing! I’ve been wanting to learn this style for a long time.
I love your way of showing and sharing, including your side trips to show extras. Please continue!
I play piano for 10+ years and I still learn shit ton from you. Keep up!
Just discovered and subscribed. Love this collection Tony. Really well explained.
Hey, Tony, you the man. You do whatever you like. Us out here really dig your style.
Thank you so much!! Wondered where you went? So glad your back! You videos are very informative and inspirational. And all the tunes you arrange are really well done and I like your improvisations that are on most. Plus you’ve got a good sense of humor.
Thanks for sharing this Locked Hands Style Tony, i always like to hear this style.
Short and to the point. Lots of useful information. I'm always happy when I see there is a new Tony Winston video. BTW, did I understand that you have been learning classical for just a few years? It seems that youngsters often start with classical lessons, and then discover jazz. My favorite classical posting of yours is Bach's F# minor prelude.
thanks, yes i took lessons as a kid - I'll be doing some classical videos soon.
Glad you're back Tony, missed you. I think the little and often theory is probably a good one. This one worked just fine and you made me chuckle (flibbertigibbets indeed!). Keep it going and hope to hear from you soon.
Nice! Thanks Tony. I liked the 10th walk-ups. Opportunities for some 10th walk downs too. To many options :)
Just discovered your channel. Good stuff here. I like the short videos that offer quick concepts to readily apply to my playing. Sunscribed.
I love the sound of your flibberty gibbets. I keep trying to figure out exactly how you roll the chords or the blue notes to get that effect. Maybe as you're doing your current F blues series you could do a tutorial on some of the most common bluesy riffs (some of which are overused but the style calls for it). In the meantime I'm just looping your video and watching your performances. glad you have the Ab major version with your big band, that's the one I'm doing.
The way you call out the chords you are playing is very helpful in remembering chord shapes and their progressions.Very enjoyable and informative teaching style. PS.What about writing a book for sale corresponding to your videos to help support your channel along with donations.Thanks Tony
Hey! Thankyou so much for this video, very inspiring!!!
I had a question: Motivated by your great lesson, I tried "My funny valentine" in a similar style - as much as my tequnice yet serves it - and I wondered, how does this Maj6 - dim-descending/going up work for a minor chord??
I would love to see video of you doing a tutorial video on how to play Lady Bird by Tad Dameron!
I'll check it out. Love Tadd Dameron.
id love something more in depth on this same topic. im so bad at this song. I think I saw some drop 2 mixed in there but have to watch several more times
Can you give a nice n simple jazz playing of the song what a wondetful world please?
Very interesting!
Thanks for your video. Keep going. Its really inspiring!!
Very good ..from Argentina..!!! Congratuletion.!!
thx
This is a fantastic tutorial. Can someone explain at 1:36 why he refers to all the 6th chords as "C6" -- that doesn't make sense to me. Are they simply chord inversions?
Yes , all are inversions of C6 with a diminished chord in between.
Thank you. Very instructive!
Where’s my “TANGERINE” : D
Let's get on it!