Bro...the first chord should be G-9. The pirate real book change is WRONG. WTF...? Listen to the recording.

@RC-Heli835

Жыл бұрын

Dude really? Your gonna call out the teacher? He could probably tell you 10 different chords that would have worked there!

@gavinstockton2558

9 ай бұрын

A G-9 is the same as a BbM7

@chandlerfelty1284

3 ай бұрын

BM7 is rootless g-9.

@TonyWinston

3 ай бұрын

@@RC-Heli835 ha! He put me in my place.

@TonyWinston

3 ай бұрын

@@chandlerfelty1284 yes

Album is Kind of Blue

A very fine simple walk-through. Plangent, there's a nice word.

Greetings from Barcelona Spain. Without a doubt, you are an excellent musician and pianist with a maximum swing.

Thanks Tony! Beautiful chords!

Yeah...Tony!!! This is jazz classic... So nice standards Thank you!!!!

Congratulations Tony Winston !!!

Tony, my huge thanks for your lessons! It’s amazing opportunity to learn piano jazz standards!

Have a basic formation in jazz piano but haven't really practiced in years and all those videos have made me pick it up again and work on my fundamentals again so thanks a lot Tony.!

Sublime !

Thanks, I love this song. A very good tutorial

Wow... a great version of a great classic: I think I'll be spending a lot of time on this video, thank you very much Maestro 😊. A great week to everybody 😊.

Great teacher always

@TonyWinston

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Humble Mai, your loyal support means a lot to me.

@humblemai2211

Жыл бұрын

I wish some day I could play jazz piano.... thạnks to you

Always brings a song alive. Great work again Tony

Wow your expression to this song is so perfect Thank you Mr Tony ❤

Nice one, Tony. Great to have your analysis.

Beautiful chords, excelent! Tony.

Another enriching tutorial ❤. Thanks Tony

Love it man!

Thank you so much! Just what I was looking for

Thanks from Paris, Merci

Thank you,Maestro🌹🌹🌹🌹

Another beautiful tutorial! A real joy to watch and listen to. And so much to learn from. Please just keep doing what you do so well.

@user-uf4xn8mm5x

Жыл бұрын

Avila? My ex husband is Avila thus our 5 children carry Avila. Funny because I hardly ever see it. Nice to see it in the comment s3ction of a video with such beautiful music 🎶 blessings and love being went from this side ❤️ 😊

@javilalima

Жыл бұрын

@@user-uf4xn8mm5x Cheers from Portugal!

"It's legal but..." haha! great tips to help you find the scales. These lessons often tell me things I already knew but I didn't know I knew them! Can I just say: If you don't have Tony's gorgeous 6' grand piano with long strings, use more open voicings in the lower chords, otherwise they can sound a bit muddy on an average upright.

Great video! Can I add that you should play this in double time and half time? That was Bill Evans' rule for this piece, and most recordings of this tune leave that part out, even most of the soloists on Kind of Blue don't do it. It's a fun improvisational concept to take this short form and distort the timing that way. I have a piece called Vermillion that is modeled after this concept.

Creo, sin temor a equivocarme, que éste es el video más raro de TW. But... I love it aniway!!

Thanks Tony! Would be really cool if you did a video on after you’ve gone!

@TonyWinston

Жыл бұрын

Ok! Thanks

Awesome, thanks for this. What is so bad about thinking about those notes on the A Dominant as a flat 5 and a sharp 5?

@TonyWinston

Жыл бұрын

Yes, that works. Any mental shortcut is great!

Heyyy can you do a tutorial on how to play the intro part of Fascinating Rhythm by Jamie Cullum I’d be willing to remunerate you 🥰

Only thing better would be if it were on a nice cruise!

Oh that sucked ! Lol Tony you’re so raw. Lol

@ethanpunto9222

Жыл бұрын

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Poinciana?

@TonyWinston

Жыл бұрын

That song would make a great 'What makes this song great' video. Coming soon...

@adrianodagenova247

Жыл бұрын

@@TonyWinston Apparently it was on the 'Pop' Charts for more than 2 years in America (?). It appears on the album 'Live at the Pershing' AND a film of a contemporaneous performance. I once saw 'Lester Bowie's Brass Fantasy' and they did a costume change from various sequined or 'lame' suits into alternatively coloured suits and marched, playing through the aisles! Kind Regards from Adrian in Australia.