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[@diegoo.3403]

*Books he mentioned* Improvising jazz - Jerry Coker The Jazz Pîano Book - Mark Levine The Jazz Theory Book - Mark Levine Learn to Play Latin Piano - Riccardo Scivales

[@panedole]

Appreciate Video clip! Apologies for chiming in, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you considered - Riddleagan Smart Hands Remedy (google it)? It is a great one of a kind guide for learning piano fast without the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my friend Sam at last got cool results with it.

[@louseiler8384]

Tony Winston is an excellent resource on jazz piano education!!!!

[@cedrickivits]

You're a OG. You explain very important concepts like "already knowing the info when you start the book" and that type of things that everyone REALLY ACTUALLY bumps upon when you are actually walking on the road to learning jazz piano. I immediately had a good feeling when you started talking and i could tell that you have a very clear vision and way of explaining. I really like this. Thank you!

[@TonyWinston]

Thanks Cedric, btw, I take requests!

[@alibiath35]

Tim Richard's and Philipp Moehrke's books are also very helpful in studying blues, jazz and latin (-piano).

[@luvidfrankkelyslinares1551]

thanks for the great contribution, it's nice to see that someone really experienced gives me references and opinions on what to study, this frees me from spending time studying books that might be inappropriate to obtain the desired results. thanks and subscribed.

[@maxgill2594]

I am a trained classically trained pianist but have been playing with a jazz combo for about a year and a half now and had to pick up the style quick. Used Mark Levine’s book for a lot, did a lot of listening but there are still some things I’m trying to get better at. Improv does not come naturally to me (with the exception of like blues rock, that stuff I picked up super quick). So I’m still working but hopefully I get better, after spending years working on one style it feels weird starting from scratch on the same instrument

[@diabalotia]

a great resource! i especially enjoyed the foreword about what else you ought to do as well as reading books on jazz, your videos are always so clear and understandable, thank you so much for keeping making content :)

[@paulsp1ano]

What @diabalotia said, this is amazing:) So often marketers are trying to sell their products and it can be hard to know which resources to invest in. Thank you so much for the video!

[@ronaskew]

I, too, was surprised to learn that RIck Beato was an Atlanta homie. His footprint, though, has recently expanded to international stature due to recent trips abroad.

[@alejarivas]

Kudos for the Video clip! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you heard the talk about - Riddleagan Smart Hands Remedy (just google it)? It is a great one of a kind guide for learning piano fast without the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my friend Sam after a lifetime of fighting got astronomical success with it. ✔️😎

[@tunekeysus9427]

your channel is very good and your videos are very useful thanks.

[@200kwk]

Thanks a lot! Lucky to have found your channel!

[@rodrigosantosmedeiros5625]

SOU BRASILEIRO. SEU CANAL E OTIMO.

[@robertgloverjr]

Very helpful. At my current level my big problem right now is playing "stab chords" in the left hand while playing right hand II-V-I exercise patterns that use Dorian/Half-whole dim scale,/Lydian major. I have had to resort to writing down some left hand "stab chord" patterns so I can practice them against a right hand line using a metronome at slow tempos. For example, the "Park the Car" left hand pattern. Sure wish you could provide some written exercises and lessons on this vexing subject.

[@TonyWinston]

What is park the car??

[@robertgloverjr]

​@@TonyWinston "Park the Car" is explained on pages 19-21 of Jeb Patton's 2013 book, "An Approach to Comping; The Essentials; A Guide to Jazz Accompanying". "Who Parked The Car" is analogous to the bebop scat phrase, "Ooh bop sh'bam". When recited in rhythm, these phrases form highly effective comping rhythms. Often it is easier to use a phrase (as silly as it seems) to sing the rhythm so you don't have to count.

[@Ishu-xn1px]

Thank you so much for the information sir 🙂

[@cowboGA]

Nice to see Bill Belichick at the piano

[@emredaniels302]

Informative, thank you 👍

[@nickrees4706]

Enjoy all the channels you mentioned. Yours,Aime’s and Kent’s are probably the most useful to me at my level so thanks so much for the content. Often wondered if the theory book by mark levine adds more to the piano book which i have. Is it worth getting both?

[@scale8087]

謝謝你的推薦,給我很大的幫助

[@user-gi3ro9rm9k]

Open Mouth Studios > Open Studio

[@sunshineland8679]

thank you ... ^_^ 🎹🎹

[@surajit635]

Hey, which one would be the best book for starting jazz?

[@TonyWinston]

The jazz piano book

[@TheMisterGriswold]

@@TonyWinston That's the one I started with. Found it very challenging but got a lot out of it. 🎹

[@iori2766]

It is very good to know which books are the best for studying jazz on the piano. As always your videos are very helpfull to me. Thanks a lot. Could you digitally share the Latin piano book?

[@TonyWinston]

I can share a bit of it. Also David Baker has some good books I forgot to mention

[@iori2766]

@@TonyWinston even a bit could be great, thanks for your recommendations!! cheers from chile

[@bkrajkumar3183]

Plz tell about the jazz channel which you told in the video

[@scrambled_egg144]

what song was played in the intro, i feel like ive heard it before but cant remember the name of it at all

[@TonyWinston]

I Dream of Jeannie. TV theme song

[@spencersworldofmusic9686]

I have a question sir tony regarding read sheet music musician . Is it need to read notes if you a jazz musician?

[@TonyWinston]

no but it helps

[@bill3837]

Yeah that's a good question. I guess it really would depend on your ears.

[@RanBlakePiano]

Fine but quiet

[@markbra]

That is exactly how I look for my books !

[@Bamblagram]

Any book recommendations on composing or arranging?

[@Bamblagram]

@trollaccount i tried it and it actually made me much worse at piano, it reverted 5+ years of hard traditional practice :(

[@neilsaunders9309]

Try this: www.amazon.com/Modern-Jazz-Voicings-Arranging-Ensembles/dp/0634014439

[@neilsaunders9309]

@trollaccount Post your spam somewhere else.

[@THEWORDOFTHEVIDEOGAMEGPETEHE]

Thanks for the Video! Sorry for butting in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you tried - Riddleagan Smart Hands Remedy (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is an awesome exclusive product for learning piano fast without the headache. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my GF at very last got amazing results with it.