Filling time for jazz piano - on 3 levels

[@johne1599]

I appreciate all the Barry Harris method and theory that you demonstrate and teach. What a great tribute to your friend and teacher, keeping his legacy alive. Thank you, Shan!

[@JazzSkills]

Thank you so much. I appreciate your kind support.

[@warrenwilson7836]

Thanks for these videos. I appreciate the way you keep the focus on actual, practical skills that can be used in various situations. Great material.

[@mcrumph]

This is one of my favorite songs, especially as played by Arturo Sandoval, which would work great with this since he takes the melody on the trumpet. Well done.

[@UgoCei]

Blue Skies by Irving Berlin has two bars of C at the end of the second A section.

[@BrendaBoykin-qz5dj]

Thank you, Maestro Shan. Love your tutorials.⭐🌹🔥🌹⭐

[@JazzSkills]

Thank you so much for being part of this journey.

[@Csharpflat5]

Great show and tune

[@JazzSkills]

May the swing be with you

[@donnybeeyt]

Very helpful Shan! "The Very Thought of You" has that same 2 bars on the tonic on the final ending. In fact, when listening to the earliest recordings of the song, it starts with 2 bars of the I major followed by 2 bars of the I6!

[@JazzSkills]

Endings often do that so you're right, these can be used as endings too!

[@joyfulfrequencies5391]

impressive! Thanks!

[@JazzSkills]

Welcome!

[@rickrocketts183]

Thanks Shan! Do you have any videos of you performing? I’d love to check those out.

[@eekamak]

l love your 1-2-3 level concept!

[@JazzSkills]

Thank you so much! Breaking things down for ourselves makes it less overwhelming and we can focus on what works for us at your current level as well as knowing what to aspire to next.

[@mannychavez202]

I think misty might qualify for this exercise too !

[@JazzSkills]

Absolutely! That's a good one 🙂

[@bobbachelor5930]

Shan, tthe minor 6th chords work as filler. However, they don't have any character or swag to them. They sound too plain.

[@sebastianmanterfield3132]

What's the filler with the most swag?

[@tioliak]

Nice discussion

[@JazzSkills]

It's ok if that's how you feel. For me, the journey was that I didn't use them much but then I fell in love with the movement possibilities. It felt a bit like getting to know the natural ingredients and changing my pallet.

[@SuperSRFrost]

Love the authenticity!😊