Jazz Piano | rootless voicings, chords, improv | Corcovado

[@cameronhizer3767]

I always learn something every time I watch a video of yours. No matter how long I have been playing, I find a hole here and there in my knowledge. Thanks.

[@TonyWinston]

Thanks Cam!

[@jlrussell2668]

@@TonyWinston I'd like to take some lessons from you, using tunes I'm currently performing in my one man show J. Lorder, J. Sample, T. Schumann, etc.) to practice/discuss improv techniques, chord/scale relationships, etc.

[@elizaramsey9748]

Me too ❤. Thanks

[@petersheldon7877]

Thank you - this is really educational. I like your presenting style of helpful analysis of the thought processes behind your voicings and scale choices. Great demo at the end!.

[@oliviaedralin1436]

Thanks for this tutorial ❤

[@jamiesyer7754]

First time here, and I love your teaching style. As a classical guy myself, wanting to play more jazz, I find your explanations and examples excellent. Keep it up!

[@guilhermebgirardi]

Thanks for creating, editing and sharing it for free. You are the best

[@pallhe]

Great stuff. I now have a much better understanding of the song so I'm playing it much better already.

[@pedromariano2100]

Helo Tony Winston, I AM Brazilian It's Very good. Keep It up. Hugs from Brazil for you

[@karenrigdon4137]

That was an excellent lesson! Can’t thank you enough!

[@marcelomadlucmar]

Brazil thanks

[@deangoritz9625]

Hey Tony, first time commenting here, yeah you may not be growing as fast as some of these other KZbinrs but I wanted to encourage you and I love your channel I do not miss a video. And throwing a classical in there would not chase me away at all but may even Draw Me Closer if that is possible. Love what you're doing keep it up and can't wait till the next one take care

[@TonyWinston]

Thanks Dean. I wish I had time to find more. I can't quite seem to make a decent classical video but I'm working on it.

[@deangoritz9625]

@@TonyWinston I'd like to see a classic college vid on Chopin's Nocturn in C# minor, especially that run he does down on those dominant chords, is that a diminished or an altered run?

[@diminishedthicc]

my favorite is the live one that was first listed

[@kairos_sou-nd]

more educational than my college course.

[@suzyflorida1193]

Very informative and enjoyable.

[@zirbsssss]

This Is realy great stuff!!!

[@bclare2544]

Enjoyable video

[@freakyfernanq682]

This video was very very helpful

[@pedromariano2100]

Very good your improvisar Tony

[@chandlerfelty1284]

Great tutorial as always! I wasnt sure if Abo7 and Ab0 were different. I started by using the f for the seventh and erroneously switched to f#, but I tlooks like f is the seventh for both. Thanks!

[@parkerdial3913]

Thanks for this mate

[@Soundmaster01]

Wauu. Nice

[@mr.fabian8471]

thanks master!!!

[@TheRealSandleford]

Hmm Im playing that Fm7 to the Bb7 you mentioned that its the same and tried the Fm6 to the E7 and it seemed pretty cool but then there was an f in the melody over an Em7 and that is a flat nine and not sounding good but if dropped bass to the b7 then its like a G7 to a Em7 when the f in melody goes to e

[@FabioValenteOficial]

Shore - Bossa Nova by Fabio Valente composer Brazilian Enjoy New Generation Bossa Nova too, Thanks!!!

[@mikedennis8221]

"Transistor radio" LOL!!!

[@mistycat1228]

Great as usual!!! Incredible of clarity even for early beginners. I do appreciate you speak both about jazz and classical music. I suppose Bach is the composer of the piece you play at the end of this video, may I know the title of this piece? Thank you so much for all!

[@TonyWinston]

Thanks , it sounds like Bach but it is Beethoven sonata 12 last movement

[@mistycat1228]

Thank you, surprise!@@TonyWinston

[@diansari803]

Very good you professional teacher ,difficult for me to play piqno can't fast fast ,am singer

[@diansari803]

Thank you am from Indonesia ,where you come from my teacher?

[@elizaramsey9748]

Hi. I have a jazz degree and am returning to playing after a 10 year break. Thank you so much for this, it is so helpful. I wonder what boxology is? Seems like another way of looking at substitutions? I will research .

[@TonyWinston]

Box voicings are rootless voicings (mostly) . I now refer to them as shape voicings. Each shape can function as many different chords. F A B E can be a G7(9,13) , Dm6/9, Db7(#5,#9) and more.. search my channel , you'll find plenty on this

[@nezkeys79]

Abdim7 / G is just G7b9?

[@superconnie5003]

Hi Tony great lesson.Btw is there a link to the backing track?

[@TonyWinston]

It is Jamie Aebersold Vol. 31. No link...sorry

[@superconnie5003]

@@TonyWinston Thanks it's on Chordify

[@pedromariano2100]

Hey Tony.... You can play "Eu te Amo" the Singer of Chico Buarque? This Singer is wonderful...

[@elizaramsey9748]

Superb.....in The fast show voice 😂