IMPROV ideas ALL INSTRUMENTS from the bebop play book. Jazz Piano College.

[@ajfrench806]

This is a wonderful tutorial. Thank you! As usual you not only show examples, but you show how those examples relate to the chords and then you take it one step further by playing those examples functionally in chord progressions. This has helped me understand these concepts so much. Thank you again! So glad to see you are feeling better!

[@TonyWinston]

Thank you very much!

[@clicks59]

Great Tony! Love your improv on”Bluesette”. Nice. Thanks for sharing.

[@Thelesurvivant]

Merci from France ❤

[@ewedude]

Love these lessons Tony! Who knew you were such a gifted teacher?...your students, I suppose. I too discovered this book, but probably 20ish years ago. It was, and remains a terrific resource for extracting and explaining elements of the language of classic jazz linear improvisation, especially for those, like myself, who tend to approach these concepts academically. I found tremendous benefit in using it. Keep up the great work! Best to you and yours.

[@wesleyphillip3607]

Tkcesh tony beautiful expo

Thank you Tony. You are honest and having swing. Greetings from Madrid.

[@honkhessen3578]

Please make more BEBOP Jazz Piano in depths....in detail... Thanks

[@norbertmunch5809]

Tony, Great, thanks for your very useful lessoms as always.

[@mrmusicplz09]

Thank you Tony!!!

[@vicenteferrer1892]

Muy Interesante, como siempre Maestro Tony, como cambia la sonoridad con una simple bajada o subida de semitono. Gracias.

[@ernestogarcia7931]

Great work as always

[@brendaboykin3281]

Thanx, Brother Tony 🌹🌹🌹

[@ajijixe]

thank you! (so much) 🤙🏼

[@christianp4123]

G triad on E7, nice

[@Malcolm.Y]

This is what composition (so-called jazz improvisation) instruction ought to be - ideas demonstrated with good-sounding examples. First played as single motifs, then elaborated into full chorus lines, like a little Bach one-part invention. That way, we can steal from the best in as little time as possible. BTW, what book is this from? Coker? Baker?

[@Malcolm.Y]

Found it. Coker, "Patterns" pg 62. Love these old books you use.

[@eduardosposito8052]

Tkanks a lot master

[@deneisraelealine8939]

Nice

[@WBUSCH49]

Dear Tony I am helping out a friend with Ornithology I am focusing on greater intervals anf messiaen mode 3rd o. Dm chords... Are you inspired to give your take

[@humblemai2211]

😅😅more book jazz piano please

[@SamyDaussat]

What about I walk Bud ?

[@brendaboykin3281]

CESH MAJOR: Lucky Southern. 🤔