Magnífico maestro! ❤

You counted your 3rd wrong when you get to the not.

The "whats new" at the end. Phenomenal! 😂😂😂

That was wonderful, Kent. I really enjoyed trying to keep up with your hands. (I wan't able.) Love your variations on the chords. I've been listening to Ronnie Aldrich and his 2 Pianos performing this piece for days. Can't get enough of it.

Inspiring message Kent, thank you for sharing

thank you sir🎉🎉🎉❤❤

I loved the exercise. This is beautiful chord progressions. I need to practice. Thanks Kent!!!

Thanks so much for your content, i was investigating about stride piano and i stumbled upon a video you made like 9 years ago, now im watching this and im so happy about finding your channel, keep it up Master Kent... if u could do a slow stride version of Mr. Lucky - Henry Mancini solo piano i would love to see that!

absolument génial ! merci pour ce partage !

This has to be the best 5-2-1 lesson

Thank you sir 🎉🎉🎉❤

I do like your piano, it sounds so jazzy :) What year was it made in? Do you tune it yourself? .... and thanks for your videos :)

Thank you sir this is helpful 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤

I ketch the changes quick enough. I'm ear and visual musician. 50 years .Jazz reharmonization like that.

can you do a video on 'Al Haig - I Should Care' ?

From the first chord I could hear this piano is slightly out of tune. I may not have perfect pitch but I'm very sensitive to tuning.

Always a groove! Kent you're a blessing! Thanks!

Man this is helpful!

Beautifully complemented the lesson of the super locrian/altered dominant scale. I’ve been taking the 2-5-1 through all 12 keys altering the dominant 5th. Opens up so many soloing improv options.

Another great lesson and insight into a scale I rarely if ever use. Some fantastic licks and opens up some more options. Really enjoyed

kent hewitt i love you.... i love you kent hewitt thank you so much

Thank you,Kent. Lovely, my Friend.🔥🌟🌹🌟🔥

Terrific lesson. Originally I struggled wrapping my head around this scale. This is beautifully explained and demonstrated. Especially the starting note, when to start on the half note or the whole note.

you can catch the trill in the 14th measure by bringing the thumb under to the B natural and playing the Bb with third finger. then the second finger naturally falls on the Gb :)

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Thanks Kent. Great lesson. !

This is an excellent, deep lesson! Thanks Kent.

Love your videos and the way you explain things. I would really appreciate a tutorial on the Spartacus Love Theme either from Bill Evans or Yusef Lateef!

Fantastic Kent as usual 🖐🏻 Thanks a lot !

ooooh! ain't THAT tasty!! 🥰 Pure YUM, KH!! not just "not too far out" - but actually respectful of the SONG! ❣ Love this! ❣ Love YOU! ❣ XOXO - M

That be some gourmet shizzizle

fantstic Kent!

Fantastic! There's a lot to digest, and this is just the side! What's the main?

Thank you so much.

Excellent 🎉

Thank you for teaching the tune, it's beautiful ❤❤

This is amazing stuff! Thank you so much. You are a good teacher. I just might have to purchase your book.

STRONGLY RECOMMEND. I’ve been using Kent’s books and they are just amazing! If you’re a beginner, just start here and it will save you years of going through other far-less-effective books. If you’re intermediate or advanced, it is very to-the-point to become a good (jazz) musician. Very well thought through by a great teacher. Also great together with the many videos. Worth every penny in gold 🏆 Special thanks for this endorsement: barco (long time subscriber) Reply Kent Hewitt Cancel Reply

Lovely 🌹🌹🌹

Mate I’m putting another comment, this has been a God send.

On the piano, I suppose you’d have different licks for different 2. 5s?

Looks complicated on piano very tricky

Just leaving another comment to boost this to all

I’m a Guitar player, just watched this, what a brilliant lesson, just the idea I needed, why didn’t I think of that, thanks man, you’ve pricked my ears up.

Snt Thomas

Hi Kent - how do you know which chords to alter? And what's behind the decision to use super locrian / melodic minor? Thanks!

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Kent's is the best book. He reminds us amongst all the scales and progressions, it is a feel for creating great music that he's teaching us. This video shows how to transform your playing through levels. So it's possible to go back through his 2 volumes and play next level, while refreshing on knowledge of the basics. Thank you, Kent

Nice lesson and interesting background too

The best.