Improvisation techniques demystified

[@Debangshuification]

This channel is so underrated

[@nathanbellott]

Incredible digestible resource. Thanks!

[@IanCarey-pe4of]

thanks Shan - you are a great teacher

[@partitayu]

Thanks for your generous sharing! Excellent lesson! I❤

[@tioliak]

Great lesson! Precise and to the point

[@mr.khomsornlomthaisong9355]

This is the best lesson.

[@richard135b7]

You have a special gift of teaching in addition to your amazing piano skills. You demystify and simplify not just the contents of this video but all your video tutorials. Even I can understand them : ) Thank you so much!

[@JazzSkills]

You're very welcome! I am so pleased that you're getting something from them. I wish you the best with your playing.

[@BrennanYoung]

How does this work so well? Because it focuses on melody and practice rather than theory. I am not against music theory at all (on the contrary), but this approach is so fresh because the theory is minimised to simple relationships: half or whole tone steps. Ultimately, that is all we have to play with. But play you must! What am I saying? *I'm* the one who needs to practice this stuff. Fantastic pedagogical approach. from JazzSkills. Bravo bravo. Best Jazz tutorial vids on KZbin by far.

[@richard4142]

I wish I had found lessons like yours thirty years ago. I would have saved me a lot of useless detours! It's late but not too late! I am a guitarist.

[@BrennanYoung]

I was watching this and thinking "this stuff works for any instrument". Maybe even more poignant for wind players.

[@tempgig]

Man, that was a great lesson! Thank you so much!!

[@JazzSkills]

Glad it was helpful! I wish you well with your playing.

[@felixdada2044]

Thank you very much for explaining this very secret , and it's an eye opening topic . I appreciate that Thank you very much.

[@JazzSkills]

You are very welcome

[@hakeemfayomi7776]

Very very good video

[@irawardofficial]

Awesome video !! Just saw your channel on recommended :). Good teaching !! This lesson is enough for anybody player if applied correctly. Knowing both major and minor chords and scales, over the entire piano, in all keys will make learning advanced piano pretty easy. Taking thirds and adding a chromatic note in the beginnings is an awesome tip !! You can do the same thing with fourths and fifths as well :). Thanks for sharing!

[@JazzSkills]

Welcome aboard and thanks for your comment!

[@tayfunozisik8349]

Thank you for the excellent video. In another episode would you explain how Barry Harris would utilize Sus chords.

[@robertkasper]

Really informative but fun techniques Shan

[@JazzSkills]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@GandhiMartinez]

This is amazing!! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@JazzSkills]

Glad you like it! Thanks and all the best.

[@ts8538]

Thank you!

[@peterbrazier4370]

Good stuff a lot of info

[@emk7773]

Thank you so much to this lesson eeeish may God bless uuu have been looking for it

[@JazzSkills]

You are very welcome

[@zelievansteirteghem1772]

super usefullllll

[@JazzSkills]

Thank you. I'm so pleased it helped.

[@jefferyboyle7276]

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