Advanced Jazz Piano Lesson 🎹 'Round Midnight Part I

[@Jazzmentl]

UPDATE: All 3 lessons are now available: 'Round Midnight Part I kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6Wcg4GcgJmnjrs , 'Round Midnight Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZuXi55tlMyfftU , 'Round Midnight Part 3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIHEeISlaJZpaKM .I released a new 'Round Midnight version (Sept 2023) is now available kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpSapniMjKqdm9U. Enjoy! - Paul

[@gnulen]

great lesson. I am a guitarist who is new to jazz piano and yours are far the best tutorial on round midnight i have seen

[@Jazzmentl]

Thank you for taking the time to comment, and the compliment :-). Enjoy the playlist!

[@gnulen]

@@Jazzmentl Is part 2 coming out soon ? :) I just learned the first part. Again great lesson.

[@Jazzmentl]

I've produced several PLAYLISTS for jazz standards. But out of all of them thus far, it rates as one of my personal favorites, simply because I love this standard. I hope you enjoy it too. This is a NEW channel, so if you like these types of advanced piano tutorials, give it a thumbs up. Do subscribe to be notified of when new videos drop. Thanks for dropping in. Give us your comments below. This is how we get better and how we serve you better. Thanks! Paul Tobey

[@luxanmusic]

Really loving these tutorials on arranging tunes for solo piano. I have a question about the Ab7. You said you like to think of it in terms of the tritone substitute (D7#11), but I didn't really understand why, in a context where it doesn't really help the bassline. Can you elaborate a bit? Thanks!

[@Jazzmentl]

I think you're asking about Ab7 not Bb7? If you are asking about Ab7, my thoughts on this are that I actually don't distinguish in my brain the difference between the 2 except for the fact that the extensions and alterations to those extensions change depending on the melody note, or like you said, where the bass notes are going. If this doesn't help, please choose in the spot in the timeline of this video and I will elaborate. Thanks.

[@MrSlinkymello]

This is exactly what I was looking for; thank you so much for putting this out there.

[@Jazzmentl]

Happy to be of service. Welcome to JazzMentl 😊

[@arthurroschbooksandmusic7700]

Your chords are just nutty. I'll be chewing on them for a while.

[@Jazzmentl]

@@arthurroschbooksandmusic7700 😁 I hope you enjoy it!

[@nilangaga]

Thank you sir...

[@Jazzmentl]

Most welcome

[@vittorio13ful]

When is the second part coming out?

[@Jazzmentl]

This week. It's in post production now. We are aiming for Wednesday. Make sure you subscribe and hit the bell to get notified. Thanks 🙏

[@robertdepiano]

Great tutorial. Maybe a little too convoluted for me, but I'll try. Thank you very much for the PDF. I know your movies are for people who already play the piano well, but I'd like to ask. It shouldn't take long. My point is that while I understand that you have to use the right scales etc, unfortunately I don't know what to play with the left hand at that time. If you could tell and show what to play with your left hand while trying to improvise and make it sound nice, I would be extremely grateful. Thanks again for your work. There are many guides on YT, but 99.9% of them are shortcuts that don't work. Best wishes :)

[@Jazzmentl]

Hmmm...okay. Let me see what I could do Robert.

[@robertdepiano]

@@Jazzmentl Thank you Paul 😊