Tony is for sure the best jazz piano communicator and educator around

@oliviaedralin1436

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. I briefly took piano lessons to learn a few technical dynamics in person .I can’t do it. I just don’t have the brain cells for it 🤦‍♀️😭 but Tony is the type of teacher I click with! I have check out other tutorials out there as well but Tony is the best jazz teacher out there as far as I’m concerned 😃

@alteo8588

Жыл бұрын

💯

@saxofernando

Жыл бұрын

Totally agreed! brilliant educator and musician!

@evelynyturralde4113

3 ай бұрын

I agree!

"'S Wonderful!". Great vids, Tony! The diminished chords are "connectors" or transition chords. My lingo. Connecting the dots.

0:30 when I was relieved the rest of the video was not going at that same speed. Awesome playing and tutorial Tony!

Love your playing! You may not be the fastest player in the world, but everything you play is clean with no filler. Keep up the great work, Tony!

One of your best lessons Tony. You put a lot in there. Many thanks.

One of your best, Tony.

How crazy I was just watching two vids on this standard! Thank you Tony Winston

Tony, your verbal commentary is fantabulous ... that is my b5 #9 voicing of "fabulous"

This was really fun & a lot of good fodder for a great tune, thanks!

Woah! That little bit about trying out the 4 dominant chords based on the diminished 7 (at the 9 minute mark) -- what a quick and tasty way to mix up those passing chords!

It’s great how you show your approach to improv on this and other tunes. Really appreciate your videos!

Awesome lesson and great, extremely helpful materials you provide us to accompany this fantastic tutorial!Thank you again, Tony! BTW: Your acoustic piano sounds so good! To me, the sound quality is so in tune and tempered perfectly!

Great tutorial!!!! Lots of wisdom from all these diminished and altered , un altered chords. I’m glad I’m getting a crash course on this and I’m not on any kind of level ,,,😅 but I find the things I learned from Tony make sense when I play solo piano 😊

I can’t wait to spend an afternoon messing around with this !!! One of my ol favorites ❤

Oh wow!!! One of the few things I learned from my piano teacher when I was younger. The slower version though!!!!! I’m so glad you’re doing a tutorial!!!! I lost my piano sheet on this one. I’m so stoked❤😊❤

Thanks again Tony! Great lesson!!!

Tony that's great! Thank you so much!

Chock full of information and examples on a great song!

Thanks for sharing your opinion ,Tony.always enjoy watching…

Love your teaching

Anytime i ❤ a teacher theyre usually comical in that they explain the thing so darn well!

Thank you so much for following up on my request! This video was amazing and chock full of tips I'm eager to use in my next lesson! Great job and keep up the amazing work!

@TonyWinston

Жыл бұрын

You're so welcome!

Thanks a lot for share your music. Thanks from Guatemala

thx so much for this!!

Me encanta tus clases , yr saludo desde Argentina

Por compartir esas ideas, gracias.

Thanks so much Tony!❤

@TonyWinston

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome

Super!

Hi Tony, first -I’ve learned so much from your videos, thanks so much for sharing your talents - second, I am trying to get into recording videos for my friends and family and wondered if u wouldn’t mind sharing some of your setup details - basic equipment / placement / software ? Your videos have such an excellent sound / visual quality to them. Any advice would be appreciated! Thanks

Thank you Barry Harris ! 😁 Super vid 👍

Thanks, God bless you

Dear Sir thank U so musch 🙏🏽

"Two finger runs" - Echoes of Django!

Chet Atkins or Oscar Peterson? Great standard this one and in Eb! hehe.. Jazz piano teacher extraordinaire, sounds about right to me! I'm actually starting to get the improv thing. I see the blues scale and the diminished scales give quite a bit of range. great lesson as ever but this one is really good I reckon. As you say: Tons of ideas. great stuff!!!

Thanks tony ur a legend. Learn so much from u. Do you ever do like online zoom lessons?

Thank You, Mæstro

5:20 Detailed discussion of rootless voicings of the Dm7b5

@TonyWinston

Жыл бұрын

Pinned your helpful comment, thanks

Hey Tony, so I find it interesting that whenever this song is sung, it’s more of a ballad slow romantic style but when played solo on a piano it’s almost always in a upbeat swing style? Would love to hear what you could do with this song in more of a ballad style with appropriate fills and such. Thanks for sharing your amazing talent, your videos are gold!

Nice soloing...maybe nice to end on a E Maj711 Eb in the melodie or another time instead of accent parallel just the Gm7 C7 Fm7 Bb7 or better the octatonic III- VI II-V dominant chain of Chick Corea to avoid the two time arriving on Ebmaj7 the same problem with a Tune like It Could Happen..??? If I am talking bull please let me know, Tony! learn lots from You!~! Sir!!!

Muito bem.

Amazin

Nice to hear barry harris 6th diminished on your playing

Great stuff, Tony. Former student of Mr. Domahowski, also...back in the 90s. I miss that dude. Last I heard, he had moved to LA. Any idea if he's still with us, so to say?

@TonyWinston

Жыл бұрын

Yes, alive and well in L.A.

Hmm you were saying the Abm6 is the Fm7b5 .....The chart says Fbm7b5 so Gm6? ... seems both work going to Bb7 with the way melody is. also likewise somewhat you could write that Abmaj7 like Eb6/Ab cause the 5ths the melody note

5:25

Tony have you done tutorial for My One and Only Love. Frank Sinatra???

300 BPM Don't blame ya lol 😆 (it's probably slower than that but yeah)

g r a c i a s

Thank you its Wonderful can you Write the cool stuff ?

@TonyWinston

Жыл бұрын

In the description

@giovannimarcomarco1918

Жыл бұрын

@@TonyWinston aaaaa im so stupid sorry !!!

Is the start your own improv or you're playing Kenny barons improv?

@TonyWinston

Жыл бұрын

The notes I play are / were mine.

@nezkeys79

Жыл бұрын

@@TonyWinston nice 👌 some cool lines 😎