Jazz Piano | OPEN VOICINGS | Come Sunday -Duke Ellington

[@darthdobson2]

Would love a video on how to train these voicings etc. your videos help a lot, thanks!

[@sosoyo180]

Completely agree

[@tp63us]

darthdobson2 Me too! I love this sound and would love to know the basics of the formulas you mention, Tony!

[@briantrout7051]

I know it's an old video, but KZbin just showed it to me. Thanks! I may have to try this one out myself. Loving Real Books. I think I'm up to about 5 or 6 of them now. I particularly appreciate the "how I got good at playing jazz" thoughts. I played classical and a lot of traditional church music for years (decades) so while I have a pretty solid set of basic keyboard skills, a lot of the frills, runs, "flibbityjibbits", interesting little stuff like that associated with "jazz", stuff that's easy for you to pass over, still elude me way more than I wish they did. So if you ever decide to do a video on "flibbityjibbits", you can bet I'll watch it many times! Jazz is moving into my life, including some live gigs so I very much appreciate your videos Tony!! Thank you!

[@humorguy1]

Helpful video, good song choice for this tutorial. I especially benefited from the explanation of "Alt" and adding other altered notes. Thanks for taking the time to created and post this video.

[@marcusvaldes]

What a cool video. I will have to watch several times to absorb!

[@jl2109]

You might want to consider editing this. When you play the song the first time, on bar #5 of the bridge, you play Ab as the melody note. It's A natural. (The key signature is F.) You get it right later in the video, but for anyone familiar with the tune, that Ab is really jarring.

[@greg.tallent]

Yes.. please. Thank you for great teaching.

[@gregg1431]

Thanks Tony! Another great teaching video.

[@lucasgabriel-if3yp]

Beautiful. 🌹🎹

[@pianojazztustin5811]

Very helpful

[@VIKTOR-pp8pu]

Thanks you very much, very interesting .

[@richardfriedlander8281]

Tony, that training would be great. As we say here in Hawaii mahalo which means thank you.

[@siliconjazz9370]

C'est très intéressant ! Merci beaucoup :)

[@nhklog674]

Hi Sir Tony ,will u pls. do some tutorial for “Naima” by Coltrane ..thanx and have a nice day 😃

[@AndreaZucchi]

Cool video and wonderful song. But go back a few pages in your real book… Butterfly by Herbie Hancock is a great track. Ceora is also beatiful, which I have heard many times played by Steve Grossman when he lived for a while in my town in the nineties.

[@TonyWinston]

I've played Ceora and I'm listening to Steve right now, very fine player and great tone. THANKS

[@johnrothfield6126]

Great lesson. Great song.... Song is a not simple

[@davidgerber9317]

Tony: Thanks so much. I love your channel. After all the musical guidance you have given me, I would like to offer some to you: CHECK OUT CEORA by Lee Morgan, with Herbie Hancock on piano. An underappreciated gem, in my opinion. Looking forward to your next post........

[@dakinmanufactoring]

Hahaha why are you dissing many great songs at the start

[@TonyWinston]

I know! Pretty dumb on my part.