Freddie Hubbard's Up Jumped Spring Solo Jazz Piano Tutorial

Turn "Up Jumped Spring" into something special. In this jazz piano tutorial we take Freddie Hubbard's tune & turn it into a beautiful solo piano version. Learn these full chords & progressions you WONT FIND in the REAL BOOK. Download PDF. Join my LIVE Masterclass on Saturdays.
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Paul Tobey, a multi-award-winning jazz pianist, has led a remarkable career filled with both artistic triumphs and unforeseen challenges.
By the year 2001, Paul had already released eight albums, becoming the sole Canadian jazz artist signed to New York's esteemed Arkadia Jazz label. However, fate dealt him a devastating blow when the Musicians Clinics of Canada diagnosed him with severe tendonitis in both forearms. This was a diagnosis that put an end to his jazz career and delivered a crushing emotional blow. Shortly thereafter, he faced another daunting obstacle: severe Tinnitus.
With a young family in tow, Paul embarked on a journey of reinvention. After a 2 year bout of depression, he regrouped and pivoted. He took some professional training and got certified as a public speaker and business trainer. This is how he provided for his family for the next 25 years.
The pandemic enabled Paul time to return to the piano. At the age of 61 he created this channel and continues to serve jazz musicians worldwide. He is set to release a new album - the 1st since is Juno Nominated Release "Street Culture" back in 2001. We hope this serves as inspiration and a reminder that it's never too late for renewal and second chances. And if you want to get back to your music, it's never too late.
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[@Jazzmentl]

Hi JazzMentlists!!! This is a tutorial to help you evolve your treasure chest of chord voicings and chord progressions. Take a look to see how you can apply this to your own playing. I show you the more interesting parts of reharm, so enjoy!! Please drop me a comment and let me know if this information was helpful to you. I'd love to hear from you. And don't forget to join me for my LIVE Masterclass every Saturday at 11:00 am EST right here on KZbin!!! - Cheers! Paul Tobey

[@carldecadenet9154]

Thank you Paul for sharing. It takes a lot of hard work and effort not to mention supreme musicianship, to produce videos of this quality. Thanks again for taking the time and sharing your wealth of knowledge.

[@alinguanti]

Gold, this is GOLD. I LOVE playing this tune. Thank you!!!!❤

[@Jazzmentl]

Thank-you ☺️

[@New_in_jazz]

Beautiful tune. Thank you very much ❤

[@roberthalas5925]

Beautiful version Paul, I already ordered the sheet music, thank you 🙏🏻👌🎹

[@Jazzmentl]

Thanks Robert!

[@curtiswilliams317]

Just got it

[@redtiesgang8366]

Excellent content ! I love it !!🙂

[@Jazzmentl]

Happy to hear it. Thanks for your feedback ☺️

[@humblemai2211]

😅😅 thanks a lot

[@humblemai2211]

😂😂. Love you much

[@Jazzmentl]

☺️

[@jankoehoorn]

Nice! One question though: why the Eb and the Db in the first chord? It being a chord rooted on B, I would expect D# and C#, respectively.

[@TrainingBusinessPros]

Finale notation defaults to flats based on the key of the tune which is Bb. It's a toss up as to whether the arranger changes it to D# and C# based on the chord symbol. I chose to leave them in this case.