Hans Groiner Jazz Piano Lesson

[@thomaswaelbroeck6332]

We need a new Hans Groiner Masterclass. This is gold. Can we make a petition or something ?

[@Deevious26]

Hans is like the Borat of music. Genius. ))

[@CaratGlobbins]

i thought he was bruno!

[@jeanmanuelchambo7801]

😂😂😂 Yes !

[@bobbycressey]

Finally I understand Sus Chords. Thank you Hans.

[@tunadoomshitpost]

suspend for???

[@PabloVestory]

Careful there, probably there are people hanging from the roof upside-down to play those chords properly by now

[@onesyphorus]

clocked in just the right time - i must say lol

[@dallasstiles118]

Seems sus

[@catmatou]

I am amazed at how people take this seriously and write negative comments to "criticize" it!! I mean.....look at the hairpiece, the fake accent and especially the things he says about the music which of course, if you are a serious musician and especially a jazz musician, you would know right away he is making this up!! I thought classical guys had no sense of humor but I guess many jazz musicians are worse!!

[@tiluriso]

LOL!!!! Can't believe MyMusicMasterclass actually uploaded this! This is trolling raised to an art form...

[@GeoffreyKeezerMusic]

That's it... I'm quitting my online lesson videos. It's ALL here.

[@donaldphillips4032]

OMG!!! Funny Stuff if you can make it thru the music!

[@jameschesterton]

One of the best Jazz vids out there. Thanks for doing this! It makes it even more precious when people don't 'get it'

[@ericwilhelm2941]

You dirty rotten Scoundrel you

[@leonardorochadutra8811]

As funny as it is, my frustration is that I can't explain the fun of it to a lot of people around me, including musicians. We love you Larry!!

[@fjzingo]

Tried to do the same, it just passes above everyones head. Those Monk tunes, Maiden Voyage, Giant Steps....tried to use the same concepts when playing some standards, but it's darn difficult to play only butter chords.

[@laudrupli]

The double diminished had me spitting out my tea!

[@larsio72]

Always a treat to see Hans bringing that flavor to jazz that nobody had on the radar.

[@andreawilkerson2006]

I love his sense of humor.

[@ronirothwell1442]

"When accompanying a singer, never never never listen to them"

[@Sandemose]

Its funny cuz its true.

[@paulthoresen8241]

Definitely my favorite joke about sus chords. Though I don't know any others, this one is the best.

[@tommyjaybrownson725]

Thank Gsus there aren't more sus chord jokes

[@Journeymanlive]

great one about double diminished ahah boom boom

[@soundhaus6404]

Hans was my neighbor growing up! He’s the real deal! He ate drank pissed piano morning til night! He’s an Absolute treasure we have yet! His 3rd album Groin on Groin was so dialed in ! Hats off Groiner! Right Arm!

[@Deevious26]

Giant Steps with the same II-V phrase. genius!!!!!!!!

[@dougsours1]

The piano warm ups had me chuckling hard, and of course they returned to it in slow motion to end the video. This was perfect

[@moonsauce3234]

OMG!! HILARIOUS!!! For those of you who don't quite get it, think of the movie 'BRUNO' as applied to 'jazz' piano. Larry is not only an unbelievable player but an amazing comic!! LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!

[@Deevious26]

i was thinking same but Borat. I haven't seen Bruno movie yet unfortunately.

[@gr8tbigtreehugger]

... and a healthy dose of Spinal Tap

[@timhoheisel8939]

"Almost sounds like she's going to say something else there." LMFAO.

[@parkerjl]

Thank you Hans! I'm going to tell all the vocalists I work with that listening is a one way street.

[@michaelcoprada9287]

His jazz turnaround was golden. :)

[@DaveFrank]

GREAT! Blessings and keep not swingin Hans forever!

[@jeanmanuelchambo7801]

😂😂😂

[@lottewonder]

very valuable lessons!!!!! especially the warm up technique !!!!!!!!!! finally some PRO lifts the Curtain, and gives us access to all the well kept secrets of great piano playing. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA !!!!

[@LetzBeaFranque]

Hans, My Jazz professor says that sus4 means sustain for four beats. This is like TAB for piano - instead of writing a whole note on the staff write sus4, sus3.5, sus2, sus 1.5, sus0.0625,etc...

[@andrewfrancisco756]

I can finally become a jazz superstar.

[@tommymandel3326]

Answered so many of my unasked questions. Thank you!

[@chuckloeb4875]

Very enlightening. Thank you sooooo much Hans

[@asdtrio8972]

Chuck Loeb is this chuck's real account , my heart my sole 🙏

[@Deevious26]

Drop 2 is my favorite!))

[@shiggins9]

The richness of the chord is unbelievable.

[@ReallyDudeYouGottaHearThis]

I could still dance to this!

[@FunkMan53]

Die Walküre at the end is great!

[@markchristianmiller4924]

I finally understand upper level triads.

[@MegaPiano2010]

Larry is pure genius

[@semraergun4072]

by far my favorite video of all time hahaha

[@gutesachen]

The Piano Warm Up is unübertrefflich!!!

[@PabloVestory]

Please Hans, release more masterclasses, please, please, pleasssssssssseeeeeeeeeee

[@budharpey]

Desch wirklich so unglaublich gut, weischt, Hans, du würdscht uns halt echt a granatemäßige Freude mit noch mehr von solche lehrreiche Videos machen.

[@dallasstiles118]

A whole new world, thank you

[@Kuasm]

LOL the changes to "Giant Steps"!

[@multimartinmusic10]

Wow, deep insights I never would have reached on my own! I finally understand the true meaning of sus4!

[@Gilvin]

Become a maestro in one lesson, gonna subscribe to this.

[@ryangrainger972]

Gonna have to work on the double diminished. Complex stuff

[@JB-wj4cv]

One of the greatest!

[@dako2117]

Absolutely beautiful. Bravo!

[@raymondcarr5464]

This is gold!!!!

[@holdmeclosertonydanza22]

"and here we have F sus, sus of course means sustained" And that's where I lost my shit. This dude is hilarious.

[@JulianLambert]

Fantastic! Double-diminished and drop 2 finally clearly explained!!🤣

[@elcimarron1917]

That's good man. You got me up to the sus4 explanation. Very funny.

[@simayps]

Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!

[@erikteleman9603]

This is a killer! Hilarious! Next time he should mention Shout Chorus. I guess that's when everybody in the band shouts for the duration of one chorus :-)

[@HenrikHanssonMusic]

...or they just shout the word "CHORUS!"

[@sorenfuhrer401]

This is a hilarious idea!

[@studioblogic]

Dear Hans, Please do a video explaining the C# Demolished scale.

[@randyvillars1778]

I have wondered about all these things he discusses. Now I have THE answers!!! Yippee! :-) (Brilliantly funny. seriously.)

[@arckanon13]

I lost it at the "turnaround"

[@tiluriso]

Hate to pull the race card, but the first tune sounds more like 'White Monk'.

[@andreawilkerson2006]

Very white. LOL

[@budharpey]

Where can I see more Hans Groiner?

[@radiokid2]

Pete Barbutti meets Victor Borge!

[@willgalison]

You are my master.

[@StephaneB3]

More than excellent. Great inspiration

[@Kingstonlomusic]

Make more of these please!

[@fjzingo]

Amazing video showing some jazzprinciples and how to make Monks music romantic and listenable. I have a specific question. How on do you manage to do the warmup excercise leaning the arms outwards. I have been trying for a week but fails miserably, are there any simpler excercises one can do before reaching your level? Also I really would like to attend a master class with you, how do I sign up?

[@martyg374]

How's about a lesson on chromatic drippage and harmonice seepage?

[@Rvlouie]

Pretty killer edit to "Trane"s non-diatonic solo.

[@TommyOnSax]

Great video!

[@learningism]

indispensable advice ... of course!

[@kevincssmith]

Goooood music 🎶

[@EternalCosmicTruthOrchestra]

Groiner is overrated. Richard Clayderman had all this going back in the 80s.

[@fatheadthedog]

That’s hilarious!!

[@christophemagnan-bosse6313]

Very instructive, thanks!

[@brotherbroseph1416]

Love this

[@MarkLAsche]

Groiner rocks!

[@balloonhead]

Nine, Nine!

[@StefanLechnerMusic]

Really fantastic vid! Thanks for this!

[@alisab6113]

2:22 = GOLDEN.

[@jeffking4604]

Pete Barbutti - I'd forgotten all about that madman! This guy could set back the world of music at least seven minutes...

[@richardpictures]

i love this

[@jazzbassbone]

Turnaround!

[@galaxie2004]

Pure genius!

[@harrypalmer3481]

All the answers are here, I can't thank you enough.

[@MusicTeacherGuyNorristown]

Larry Goldings.

[@vibeonup]

thanks hans

[@pavlobutorin]

Larry, you make my day ))))))) thanks 8)

[@MrBassflute]

Fabulous! Do you tune your own pianos, as well? It’s lovely!

[@breathejazz]

hello larry , I would like to know which piano you play in "don't cry baby" in the album "careless love" with madeleine peyroux. , i would like to buy it . thank you very much . Hugo

[@neotrio8795]

AW Larry man, fuck this had me laughing. Can't believe this! You are magic man much love.

[@larspedal]

I do your warm up and cross hands exercises daily. Please tutorial for the song 'Fagan', named after the vocalist for the group Sealy Pan.

[@atomicant666]

Genius!

[@rmo52]

From Mr. Barstow to Herr Groiner. What's next??? Just too funny. Gives him something to do on the off nights...

[@emmanuelmassarotti5535]

Da best no contest

[@DanielHodotcom]

Thank you for this informative video! Your lessons are simple, yet profound. For example, I always thought "sus" meant "sushi." Thank you for clarifying that. (Now I know that is only true in China.)

[@sorenfuhrer401]

I laughed soo hard. Thanks for doing this!

[@musicsdarkangel]

oh my god i laughed so hard i almost vomited .... :55 "So the upper chord.. up here, and you've got this sound" *DING* hahahahaha

[@Timothonius]

LOL..i love this guy.

[@will-flint]

great stuff, +1 mate! :D

[@davidhiltonmusic]

Sign me up for lessons! Blue Monk is so beautiful!!!

[@fishing4444able]

Droppin' Science!

[@pianofoolish]

Got me, I thought it was serious at first. Nice.

[@albertooliva2565]

turnaround!!!

[@VictoriaYanezM]

haha very funny, I wasn't expecting a joke lesson xD

[@basedbattledroid3507]

One day, I'll be as good as him.

[@Jaysmithtrio]

Holy crap! Hilarious.

[@pegerockas]

So much to learn . . . so little time . . . ;o)

[@speezydeezy9984]

YES!!!

[@jeanmanuelchambo7801]

Another video please !😂