ESSENTIAL JAZZ HARMONY - Fix a one-chord progression: "I'll Remember April"- Jazz Ranch Tutorial.

[@chriscatapano1788]

What a great lesson Kent. I really enjoyed seeing different harmonic strategies that can be used in a single piece. It took me a while to get through this video as I practiced each technique. Thank you so much.

[@KentHewittpiano88]

Thanks for telling me ...that's a great affirmation.

[@jameslockhart2223]

Beautiful playing, KH. I really must learn I'll Remember April, a tune I've loved since hearing it for the first time, long ago, played by Bud Powell on Mingus at Antibes.

[@KentHewittpiano88]

I should check out Bud's version...thanks!

[@carolsteffens9261]

Thank you Kent for this great lesson. I learn so much from them. Keep them coming.

[@KentHewittpiano88]

Thanks for telling me...I will!

[@B3-R]

Excellent presentation, thanks 👌

[@KentHewittpiano88]

Thanks for the comment!

[@karenrigdon4137]

Wow! This was amazing from start to finish Ken!! 💫

[@KentHewittpiano88]

Thanks...glad you enjoyed it.

[@dangfd551]

10:13 11:00 your rhythm demonstration is great! You could probably make a whole video on rhythmic ideas for solo piano and how you change it up smoothly within a song.

[@KentHewittpiano88]

I've touched on that subject on other videos. Thanks for the idea!

[@uteeisert6191]

Thank you so much. it's so usefull your lesson and gives a large approach to play and to improvise. I will look at your book. Also your sheets are very interesting. Evry day I become more and more fan of you.🤓

[@KentHewittpiano88]

I appreciate the affirmation!

[@warrenwilson7836]

I really enjoyed the way you brought so many harmonic strategies together here: it’s like a synthesis of many of the lessons you’ve offered here and in your book. Maybe if Levine and Mehegan had KZbin they could have had your broad impact. I’ve said it before, but what a wonderful legacy you are assembling.

[@KentHewittpiano88]

That's a great compliment, Warren...so helpful for me to stay motivated.

[@phyllishesford7236]

Great techniques to end the boredom..thx Kent..I see you now prefer non sunglasses!

[@KentHewittpiano88]

Thanks for the comment, Phyllis...I'm trying to see better!

[@humblemai2211]

Great teacher always 😅😅

[@KentHewittpiano88]

I appreciate that!

[@gpwaltz]

Sweet timing for this video, I'm just working on this "static chord" issue with Invitation right not. Loved these ideas, thanks!

[@KentHewittpiano88]

Glad you liked it.

[@petewilliams4965]

Good stuff and useful as always - thanks Kent!!

[@KentHewittpiano88]

You are very welcome!

[@HeartofthePiano]

Always very useful, and wow what a fantastic solo! 🔥

[@KentHewittpiano88]

Thanks a lot!

[@robintanner3247]

Totally Cool.☺

[@KentHewittpiano88]

Thank you!

[@EduardoSposito-e4y]

Thaht kind of songs are more to make interesting like strangers in the night 😅.Thank You so much like always Kent!!!!!!

[@KentHewittpiano88]

Thanks for the comment!

[@humblemai2211]

More tutorial about jazz harmony😅😅 thanks

[@KentHewittpiano88]

Thank you....check my playlists here: www.youtube.com/@KentHewittpiano88/playlists

[@rickrocketts183]

Hi Kent! This is really helpful. What would you say are your most “go to” voicings? I know that’s vague but if you were improvising and instinctively using what you’re most comfortable with, do you have a few or more you find you go to?

[@KentHewittpiano88]

Spread voicings and rootless voicings are the most useful for me. But there's many others as well that are also useful.

[@humblemai2211]

😂😂 thanks a lot

[@KentHewittpiano88]

My pleasure!

[@EduardoSposito-e4y]

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