Art Tatum lessons#2, two finger variations RKJP56

[@laurinpoydras91]

You are soooo gifted and amazing and loved by all of us who appreciate your genius and interpretations of Mr. Tatum that 99.9999% of the rest of us could not have figured out if our lives depended on it! You are the High Guru of the craft! Endless blessings upon you! Laurin

[@Wayman_Simmang]

God bless all you do in your teaching.. Jazz is so complicated to me.. I know how many years it takes to be accomplished and God has to give you the talent. I have played on and off for 60 years and cant do anything like you do.. I truly appreciate your teaching and although I will never have the fingering that I did when I was young, I still so enjoy your playing.. Tatum was the Master and Oscar Peterson.. and Many others too.

[@pianoman102670]

Love this guy! His hands & his spirit!

[@sanmarinojr]

Wow, you opened so many new possibilities to me.. I knew there was a trick, but was stuck with my classically trained mind, God bless you, sir!

[@TheMusiciansCorner]

you are truly a blessing.i am a musician playing in the gospel and have been using the same blues scale runs fornyears. been looking to play alot of jazz runs this really helped

[@Mzbabineaux]

Wow. I can't tell you how much of a blessing it is to get walkthroughs and tutorials-from a person who also happens to be a Christian and displays that love in his lessons. It's refreshing to learn from you. Thank you.

[@msandman02]

just what i was looking for. THANK YOU!!!! I was looking for software to slow down the 20th century piano genius sessions and then i stumbled on these videos... perfect!

[@rkjp56]

Wow! You are awesome with words. I can,t claim that g-word maybe just a fanatical enthusiast. Many thanks for your kind words.Blessings on your life.

[@ReallyDudeYouGottaHearThis]

There is a lot of great info jammed into this short video.

[@rkjp56]

@JazzKeyboardist1 Thanks, One other person told me there was a Tatum book out there.Believe it or not Joe Lester showed me about half of these runs more that 35 years ago.The other half I picked up through years of transcription work.However i have only learned a fraction of what he did,and your right-only for fun.

[@Giantsessions-L-Higgs]

Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@cocoelpsicologo]

really usefull!!!! great job!!! want to see more

[@thekeyboardologist]

Art would be proud.

[@sabinehauck4360]

Great! Love it!!!

[@rkjp56]

Your very welcome!

[@JoepHullegieNL]

Chopin based his Prelude Op.28 #10 in C sharp minor on that run (at 3:44). He uses a slight variation in which he also adds the 5th finger.

[@AshrafRezkmusic]

Thanks a lot!!!! I really appreciate your efforts! :)))

[@Modes9]

That was a terrifying "Out of Nowhere" at the end!

[@abath07]

How about a lesson on Left hand ascending and descending runs/arpeggios ?

[@rkjp56]

Yes, I would come down with the D-13th run:c,b,f#,e,c,b,f#,e, up to g#,f,g,f,(turn)than go down d-#,b,g#,f, than up to d and go down with the pentatonic run---c,g,e,d,c,a,g,e You can use all 16th notes--2 beats per chord.Start on c-7th octave. Good Luck!

[@rkjp56]

Thank you

[@richhartman8298]

Thank you so much for the lesson. THe only thing that I would suggest is to put the bird in another room when you record

[@rkjp56]

@Modes9 I normally don't play it that fast,had been drinking lots of coffee.Sounds a bit wild

[@zubbubbi]

What are the upward left-hand runs you use every now and then?

[@JazzKeyboardist1]

Nice lesson,, I've stolen some stuff from the Riccardo Scivales Tatum book too, but I don't think there are any tatum licks on my videos,, that I recorded just for fun ,,Thanks

[@richardkershaw680]

Great Tuition. What is the name of the piece the video ended with

[@RC_Cola2020]

+Richard Kershaw It sounded like "Out of Nowhere"

[@Modes9]

I meant "terrifying" in a good way. I'm 43, I've been playing guitar most of those years, my influences are Pat Martino, Pat Metheny, Allan Holdsworth and Frank Gambale. All of that time spent with the Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns did not prepare me for your videos. I would be very nervous if you asked to sit in on Stella or Have You Met Miss Jones!

[@KayBenyarko]

quick question.in a 2-5-1n progression, where would you play these runs.example in a c scale 2-5-1 which one would you play

[@chrisdurhammusicchannel]

👍👍👍👍

[@louannekroutil]

👍🎶

[@rkjp56]

Thanks. Are you the famous Joe "fingers" Carr? I am computer illiterate,but I have some ideas about note print out.I'll surprise you on that Tea for Two.Always afraid to play for famous people.

[@musicman1028able]

Could you possibly slow down a bit please