JAZZ PIANO COMPING LESSON + free composition

[@zakhameiri5093]

Never stop making these I'm a sax player and these are awesome

[@cartemp]

Many teachers ignore teaching comping. I have thoroughly enjoyed this. Many thanks. Ali

[@jazztutorial]

Ali Farghali Thank you Ali - really pleased this one helped you :)

[@cartemp]

That was great. Many thanks

[@joshuang6896]

Hey Julian I'm a rock guitarist but I find your tutorials really helpful on opening my mind to jazz related techniques and scales; I've improved a lot on my jazz and rock improv and comp since watching your vids. Much appreciated :)

[@sama5]

Best comping video I've seen...free or paid for!

[@jazztutorial]

Sam A Arr thanks Sam - so pleased you enjoyed this one!

[@rjp63vip]

Jazznation education! Thank you Dr.J! The J is for Jazzzzzzz! I love your simple and spicy teaching style! I will pass on these ideas to my 8 year old piano student. He loves Blues and Jazz and boogie Woogie!

[@delafugue2914]

Hi Julian Thank you again for this incredible lesson where you give us the keys to understanding the comping techniques.Your explanations are clear, accurate, in a very well constructed plan. It will probably take me years to master these concepts, but now, thanks to you, I know the way to go. I wish you the best again and again.

[@juanpasos289]

you are the best teacher ever ! a Master!!! thanks!!!

[@jazztutorial]

juan pasos Thanks so much Juan, I'm so pleased you enjoy these videos and this one helped!

[@wimkerkhoven9726]

Very well structured lesson on comping ! Thank you very much and I wish you happy holidays.

[@jazztutorial]

Wim Kerkhoven Happy Holidays to you too Wim! And thanks for your lovely comment! I'll be posting several more lessons running up to christmas based on this piece

[@claricemouraopontes7291]

Hi Julian,loved this video,thank for share.

[@bobgilhooley7143]

i love this video.. simplicity turns into sophistication .thumbs up again

[@jazztutorial]

bob gilhooley Thank you Bob! So glad you liked this one

[@bobgilhooley7143]

could not find link that you mentioned to track and score

[@dickdietz219]

I like that your explanation and examples are so clear. Rio Cubana sounds great, but it seems a bit challenging for my early intermediate playing level. Any suggestions for how to best learn this piece?

[@ThePianoMan1953]

I once heard the term "stack." Thank you for explaining it. I always pick up great ideas from you. I love your method of teaching. Jim

[@julian4925]

hey man, you are really great, i was looking for many of this kind of video, and this is the 1st one that really make sense.

[@jazztutorial]

Thanks so much Julian! Really pleased this is what you needed

[@RRTheN00bPwner]

Hey! Thanks for the early Christmas present! Enjoy your holidays! All the best to you and yours! Rene

[@Lorenzzini]

Yes man ! great great!!! I wish you a merry Christmas

[@NFCHK]

Thanks again for a great tutorial.

[@royfrank]

Excelente !! gracias por tus videos. Me encanta el jazz

[@jazztutorial]

***** Thank you Roger! Glad you enjoy these lessons

[@drum789]

Julian finally you're back! Like always incredible lesson. Thank you for the ebook!

[@jazztutorial]

drum789 Yes! Sorry for the lapse - this is the first of several I'll be posting up and around christmas, based on this composition

[@niknic12]

Thank you so much! Love the lessons!

[@jazztutorial]

Nikki Nicole Thanks so much Nikki! Really appreciate you saying so

[@rudyjudy7692]

Even though I was already familiar with all of these techniques, there was some voicing variations that I picked up. Great job !

[@johndavis2627]

Hi Julian: Excellent lesson! However, I was hoping you'd create a video lesson on the "Neapolitan Scale" (similar to the ones you did on the major and minor scales etc.). The Neapolitan was used heavily during the late Classical and Romantic period (especially by Chopin) and I'd love to under the theory and application of that scale more (especially since you're such an excellent teacher!). Thanks in advance! - JD

[@marcopepe4046]

Hi Julian, great lesson as always! At 2:05 you play Eb - G - Ab - C. What is it? Perhaps Sol# M7 in second inversion?

[@peoriaos6627]

Excellent video! What is the keyboard you have here? Thanks!

[@tottirabotti]

very very good again!

[@descargamusicalny]

6:25 cash rules everything around me, C.R.E.A.M get the money, dollar dollar bill yo! Wu-thang clan

[@jazztutorial]

descargamusicalny I knew only a small number of viewers would spot that one!

[@Gnurklesquimp]

Haha i knew i wasn't the only one! Awesome jazztutorial !

[@renearboleda4172]

Really good, good. good...!

[@pamelaknight6187]

Pamela ,thank's

[@burpo]

I'm not a jazz guy. (I'm not that advanced. I basically beat my piano with a ham.) But, I really dig your videos. Great stuff.

[@rjp63vip]

Ps. I would love to see you do a Boogie Woogie Blues Jazz tutorial! Thank you!

[@cbas95]

I want to do all this right now

[@davivify]

The bit at 3:30 sounds like the intro to the Zombies: She's Not There. Cool sound. And at 4:40, of course, that's I'm a Believer. And at 10:37, we have Under the Boardwalk (considering only the left hand part). All in all, some nice pop material. :-)

[@davidquakkelaar341]

Is there some theory behind why the third (in the one step further comping, at 9:00) chord turns into a maj7 instead of just 7?

[@pauloareosaduarte9692]

I wanna play run cubana and more but how can i get the books? Please ,let me now

[@mjbrehman]

Thanks

[@bobgilhooley7143]

can't seem to find the link you mentioned in the post

[@Asdayasman]

This entire video reminded me of the FFVIII boss theme.

[@recbeatloop]

Very good lessons ! The wish to play "sophisticated" is natural for advanced players but what´s the goal ? That the audience think you are a good (well-educated) jazz player by using many tricky voicings ? I think that´s the problem of jazz today, it´s often too complicated and all yet heard in the past. Waltz for Debby is simple and pure and all coverversions can´t reach it.