Yardbird Suite - Solo Piano Arrangement │Jazz Piano Lesson #27
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- Solo Piano arrangement in the style of bebop + some thoughts about learning a new tune.
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Yardbird Suite - Solo Piano Arrangement Workout │Jazz Piano Lesson (Tutorial)
0:00 Intro
0:19 Preview
1:02 A Smart Way to Learn a Tune
1:40 Real Book
2:17 Unison
3:37 Two-Feel Bass Line + Melody
5:26 Arrangement (Slow)
6:39 Arrangement (Medium)
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OMG I just discovered this page and have spent an hour so far just playing along on my couch with my keyboard on my lap. SO MUCH FUN! Thanks!
This arrangement is magic 😊... my most sincere compliments !
Excellent playing and excellent teaching. You are one helpful individual, and you have my sincerest thanks!
I have Jaco Pastorius to thank for my love for bebop. I was getting into jazz in the 70s, mostly listening to the jazz-rock fusion that was in fashion at the time. And I heard Jaco play “Donna Lee” on his bass. (First cut on his first solo album.) I had heard bebop before, but never really listened closely to it. Something about the way Jaco played it made me sit up and take notice. I realized that this was some awesome stuff. Been a fan ever since.
I actually got to hang out for a bit with Jaco once when we had missed his gig upstairs at 7th Ave South Bar, NYC. We were all at the bar. He was just nice as can be and humble and just plain chill! & What a trill too!
@@davidseagalmusic So you experienced “good Jaco.” You’re fortunate; a lot of people had very different experiences with him as he struggled with mental health and substance abuse issues. It’s part of the tragedy of people like him; they need help, desperately, but their behavior pretty much guarantees that people won’t be there for them. (There were people who tried to help him, of course, but he wasn’t an easy guy to help.)
like I said, he was sweet and kool as can be! If he did in fact have bi-polar issues, it certainly has it lows and highs. But now that he's gone, let's dwell on the good!~
Really nicely done. Great information and presented as an outstanding tutorial!
Thanks David!
Amazing! It’s so clear now...
Very nicely organized and taught. Thank you!
GREAT!
Non lo conoscevo questo standard veramente bellissimo nel tuo arrangiamento
Beautiful arrangement
very nicely presented lessons, thanks
Great work !
Terrific!
for me ....David ..you teach verry well thanks......
awesome! ! !
Muchas Gracias !
Great!
That left hand 🖐 is juicy... excellent , Dave 👌🏽
Very delicious tune
amazing
Very nice good lession
Awesome
like magic...
This is THE BEST jazz piano solo lesson ever! Can’t wait to try it out tonight .
Poor neighbors ahahaha
I like this
nice video !
Thank you so much for the tutorial David, I subscribed to your channel but I have one question, how do you come up with the fingerings to play different tunes in all 12 keys? I have a good ear but I don't know what fingers should I use when playing the melody and it happens to me all the time when I'm trying to learn heads and solos by ear...Cheers.
It's hard to learn
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But that's a thing that I found out
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I thought there'd be no price on love
But I had to pay
If I could perform a miracle
I'd revive your thoughts of me
Yet I know that it's hopeless
You could never really care
That's why I despair
I'll go along
Hoping someday you'll learn
The flame in my heart, dear
Forever will burn
If I could perform a miracle
I'd revive your thoughts of me
Yet I know that it's hopeless
You could never really care
That's why I despair
I'll go along
Hoping someday you'll learn
The flame in my heart, dear
Forever will burn
Hey David Great solo arrangement. Where can I get the sheet music?
Thanks David!
I wanna point out that in the sheets that are displayed in the video, at 5:32 . that Fm7 chord, he plays it with a Bb while the sheet says normal B , obviously the version he plays is the correct and not what is displayed :p Correct me if I'm wrong or missing something
I didn't thank you in my last comment for the video, I'm starting out with jazz... started learning this tune :p I appreciate your help!
Hmm another thing if u may please, at the 24th "box" (sorry i dont know the term in English) D7 chord ontop.. those two 4-note chords... It sounds very weird when I play it... are the notes not accurate to what you played or am I reading it wrong? you play that chord with right hand . :)
Hey David! Since this is a vid from 5 years ago, I’m not sure if you’re gonna see this but I have question:
Will the LH: root/7th RH: 9th/3rd concept apply to any tune one is learning?
Thanks man, it's a very cool arrangement! But in the first chord of the second bar (F-7) that should be a Bb in the melody and in the second chord of that same measure ( Bb7(b9) ) i guess the note in the bass is also a Bb or do you play extensions (flat 9 = Cb or B natural) also in the bass? Probably the B natural in that chord is in the middel?... (I'm learning your arrangement, so i'm not really sure if it is correct what i'm saying but it sounds beter to me.)Please tell me if i'm wrong! :) Regards!
unison? I will never be able to control my left hand this fast
I'm practicing learning this song the way you play it, but not understanding why in the unison part why you are learning the melody in the left hand if the finish product does not play the melody in the left hand.
Great information! Thank you David! : ) I hope that you continue to make song video's like this. I like the way you arrange your songs. In fact, I would love it if you made a video that explains the how's and why's of arranging music and all the different ways one can do. (if you haven't already) What I'm really talking about mostly is the left hand arrangements. I hope that I'm not asking for too much...just a suggestion or a request. By the way, I do realize that I probably can learn those arrangements by just studying the way you have written them in the songs. So if you choose not to make that kind of video, I know that I have this option too. Keep up the fantastic work!
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the first chord that you play its the 7th (B)? Why is E-A-D? i dont understand that. Your videos are awesome.
he used extension. in C the E is the 3rd, A the 13th, and D is the 9th. so in this chase i think he played Cmaj13
@@Nomtunes the first chord is the C6 which has an A
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