How to Be an AMAZING Jazz Pianist by Practicing ONE Simple Thing | You'll Hear It S3E133

It's an extra-clickbaity title for a clickbaity SpeakPipe topic: if you could only practice one thing, what would it be? Wanna send a SpeakPipe of your own? Just go to youllhearit.com/podcast-contact/.
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[@anthony9384]

Hey guys, thanks for answering my speak-pipe. This is actually the exact kind of answer I was looking for, not a "magic pill" to get better as Peter mentioned earlier. I completely agree that when it comes to practicing one thing, it's better to practice something that challenges your general playing ability in terms of a tune rather than something separate and specific as scales. I have a very unpredictable schedule at times, where I'll never know or guarantee my practice time on a daily basis and this answer really helps me in this sort of drawback. Thanks again!

[@CrowClouds]

You guys have such an awesoke life it seems like 🎉

[@dannyhernandez6095]

what if you picked a tune you love and play it in a different key and different voicings every day

[@florianverhagen4414]

Hey guys, you guys help me so much! I have 2 questions. how do you push yourself to practice when you are super buisy with gigs and rehearsels. do you know any ways to practice even if you are almost always at a rehearsal or at a gig. another question I have Is how to create cool keychanges not with standart V-I or II-V-I. do you have some cool ways to do a key change?

[@weedanwine]

Andrew did well

[@CrowClouds]

Can someone tell me which Peter Martin song the intro is? Thanks

[@shanjayaweera3036]

well...I clicked on the bait

[@SaltyMusicOne]

Think some of you are missing the gold in here- tune based practice! All the other stuff is just for fun :)

[@calebraysilcott9471]

I mean hey I clicked! 😂😂😂

[@guitarinmartin]

Whatever the next step is for you?

[@mikehunt5321]

About 16/17 minutes is waffle/ not answering the title of the video 😭