How to Play Summertime (Jazz Piano) - with Sheet Music

[@verybarebones]

If i ever manage to become an even remotely competent jazz pianist it'll be all because of you. Even if you dont teach all there is to learn, you're the only one with explanations clear enough that make me want to stick with it rather than run back to my classic sheet music with my tail between my legs.

[@DR3AMZ.]

I watched all yours videos, they saved me from depression in quarentine, thank you so much... Greetings from Mexico, ajua!

[@FranciscoA.22033]

This Rootless Voicings are very important! Thank you so much!

[@FranciscoA.22033]

I Always questioned why you talked so much about your vídeos. However now that I see the translation I understand what it says about the songs and I consider your considerations relevant. Thanks.

[@kzeich]

Free lessons, what a world...

[@nikreader]

That's a very well done video. Thanks brother. Means a lot.

[@nauxah]

I only watch these videos to see you play. Plus I might start playing piano again. Thanks for motivating me.

[@phildittrich4361]

This is awesome. I know music theory and guitar etc., just not so familiar w piano. This hits the sweet spot between instructional and inspirational .

[@tadabrown9095]

Perfect verbiage ~ sweet spot between instructional and inspirational !!

[@viknikol]

thanks so much, amazing stuff for a beginner!

[@danoreilly5020]

Great teaching as always! Thank you for the new lesson.

[@pietromalagoli7218]

I love this format of lesson!!

[@fredhystair5789]

Great lessons, learned a ton. Thx !

[@gabbypage6929]

Great leson

[@BrooklynRowdy]

This is excellent! Thank you.

[@perrycapitani544]

Thanks so much for this video. It will definitely help me get up to a whole new level.

[@jerusalempotteryhagopkarak6950]

Very nice lesson, learned a lot.

[@MrRainbowCalendar]

5:16 first cords 5:27 third line cords

[@nparasta]

Very nice arrangement. Simple and beautiful! Can you please do Willow Weep For Me? Love that tune.

[@vaniasetti2500]

Fantastic! Thank you

[@XDDzzzz]

bro you rock, thanks

[@ellencyllonabondlyuyakim2749]

Thank you!!! 🤍

[@chrisbeck7193]

Awesome

[@keithlutman5611]

Brilliant tutorial. Many thanks.

[@rachelsmename]

I'm still watching this and Ienjoying it very much. I hope that you make more of these how to arrange songs videos in your awesome style!

[@johnnyblas576]

Nice Thank You

[@irayohng]

Great! Thanks

[@ZelieVS]

ur just the best

[@superduperjoi6800]

Perfect summer song

[@nedaari1]

I learned so much watching this. Thank you. Looks like you can always add the 2 on a rootless 7th?

[@rogerkingkgbbandproduction2388]

Cool, thank you!

[@carlosgohn6835]

Very motivating. Greetings from Brazil. Maybe u can do some Tom Jobim besides Girl of Ipanema? Road to the Sun (Estrada do Sol) never done jazz style before. Would be fantastic

[@francoispedinielli7293]

Merci pour vos explications

[@O3177O]

Great stuff tx

[@jazzpianosheet]

I like your tutorial. Thank you.

[@delsatriani8132]

I miss u... My teacher...

[@analogpitchcontrol]

is this key "as performed" by coltrane in My Favorite Things?

[@hientunnell8572]

Ten thumbs up 👍

[@boureaudenis4482]

Thumb up your jazzy version!

[@kaueoliveira7224]

What's the reason for the Bm7b5 and E7#9?

[@ruairidhirwin1767]

Can anyone explain how that is an E7 chord? It seems to have a flattened 3rd and a flattened 6th, which I've never seen in a 7 chord. Pretty sure I'm making some mistake but can anyone tell me what?

[@LaurentMichel]

Great comping! I couldn’t find the written sheet in the link (it leads to “be-bop explained” instead :-(

[@diabeticgorilla6996]

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[@parsikoula]

why is it called Rootless Am7 and not CM7?

[@GarenGarson]

JUST starting....only my 3rd week trying learn.....what I can't understand is the the Am7 seems to me to be the same notes as the Cmaj chord....what am I missing?

[@forgetful9845]

C major has the notes C-E-G. Am7 has the notes A-C-E-G.

[@BerndBausch]

I really like your approach. And I love Summertime. However, the first line is supposed to be alternating between Am7 and Bb7. But then, you say it's Am9 and Bb9 (and indeed, that's what you play). So, as a beginner, I keep getting confused. In fact, a rootless 7 chord should consist of three notes. But according to the chart in the upper left corner, they are all four notes. So, they can't be rootless 7s; I guess they are all 9s. Or am I missing something? After all, I *am* a beginner.

[@rachelsmename]

What is the G considered in the E7 chord here? A flat 3rd?

[@MrJellyton]

That's the #9

[@DarrenCassidy1]

In the Bm7b5, why is the C in there and why wouldn't it be a c# :)

[@JutassicPark]

Did you use sustain pedal?

[@JutassicPark]

If so, can you explain how you use the pedal for this lesson?

[@verybarebones]

I think thats easy to hear. If the notes are ringing but the fingers arent on the matching keys, thats the pedal.

[@leonardoabbattista4324]

You can play all the song before you start teaching, i think is more hopefully, please!

[@vivekpaim4467]

I don't have that Tipe of Pino

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[@matak574]

Pls chords!!

[@thisorthatoutfits]

👍

[@Rozmatronicles]

garbAGE

[@mamymimma]

😍

[@hawkonsurviv3903]

This was hard to learn try explaining it better

[@alanzeitlin3973]

Awesome teaching! Thanks!!!

[@diabeticgorilla6996]

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