Piano tutorial | A Night In Tunisia | intermediate to advanced | JPC 116

[@JustinMasayda]

1:14 You mean Db Dominant :)

[@TonyWinston]

Yessir!

[@NLDspotter]

Thanks for this Tony sir. Twenty years ago I bought a Dizzy Gillespie collectors box and now I'm actually playing A night in Tunisia myself.

[@caroleborsu]

You make it look so easy Tony! I'm just learning the chords to A Night In Tunisia and find your ideas very helpful. I can't implement them yet, since I'm a beginner pianist. Something to work towards. Thank you!

[@subtituru9486]

You probably can, not at the same speed. Everybody can do everything is all about doing it. Do back flips for a year, do piano for a year, do jiu jitsu for a year..

[@davidreidenberg9941]

Sounds great by just using the A or B rootless voicings and tritone sub for the dominant 7th. after minor 7th. b5.

[@edwardaviles6665]

Thanks for your videos. I'm growing musically.

[@AAdave88]

..."and some other crap" at 2:57...lol you crack me up! btw, love your videos. Thanks!!

[@radiojesse]

Great lesson. Very inspiring. Brother, you swing.🎉

[@sankstone]

very good.....as a guitar player I appreciate your instruction

[@elnur.hicaz80]

Thank you very much dear teacher !

[@DrJoshGuitar]

Great walk through of this great tune!

[@andreasdischer7491]

Greetings from Jazznet Spandau!!!!!!2021

[@geoffbrown5939]

Well done. Thank you great instruction.

[@chuckwaddups3803]

very good lesson, thank you.

[@NLDspotter]

Tunisia is definitely going to be my next project now. I was trying to implement the Chico Marx move for some time in anything. 4:08

[@pablojosedavilasanchez8998]

Thanks, Excellent!

[@marianlevy9232]

Great lesson.. my next project .. love the Chico move lol.. could you possibly explain more deeply about the box chords? It’s the first time I have heard about them and they seem quite versatile .. thanks again ❤️🎹😊

[@gezimtivari8322]

Complimenti !

[@pianthesia59]

Hi Tony. Thank you so much for all your videos. It helps so so much. May I request a song unforgettable please?

[@TonyWinston]

Rexa Cute your wish is my command

[@TinoCarugati]

Yeeeah!

[@SimoneMinniti]

Grande Tino, anche tu lo seguì? È molto bravo!

[@TinoCarugati]

Si, Simone, da poco. E' anche molto spiritoso, mi piace anche per questo

[@mwells888]

Awesome tutorial, Tony, thank you so much for posting it! I've been learning from it for a couple of months and have a lot of the song down. I'm just curious - are you using the sustain pedal at for in this song? It doesn't sound like it. If so in which parts and how?

[@TonyWinston]

I didn’t review the video to be sure but I don’t think I would use the pedal very much if at all.

[@mwells888]

@@TonyWinston Thanks for answering!

[@dmitrynik7189]

Thanks for amazing lesson, Tony! I really like how you change the melody on 10:46, could you elaborate how you come up with that, it sounds very nice but I’m not able to come up with such a smooth melodic phrase myself. What’s logic behind it melodically and rhythmically? Thanks!

[@TonyWinston]

That comes from experience. Lots of practice. There isnt any thought at this point, it just happens. But basically it does follow the scales of d minor melodic ascending and e flat lydian dominant

[@Account-ru8wt]

About that minor 6 maj 7 chord, wouldn't that sound off if you're playing with a guitarist whos doing a regular Dm9?

[@TonyWinston]

21 21 yes it would sound wrong. Guitar and piano need to communicate or accidents abound.

[@tonimena1121]

3 years later I know 😅 but could someone please tell me what are those boxes he talkes about? By the way my name is also Tony... Great video ✌🏻

[@lucasmm3llo]

THIS!

[@nathanialblower9216]

I always assumed the standard 6th degree in minor was a flat 6. Is the flat in the key signature mostly just for the right hand/melody usually? But the left hand/chords treat the home key as Dorian by default?

[@TonyWinston]

Minor keys have many quirks, they are definitely not as straightforward as major keys. I'll try to answer your question in a future video but the short answer is... the 6 and the 7 can be flat or not. Depends on what 'sounds right'

[@sophocha]

I have a question? What is your approach on improvising on altered notes/chords? (b9, #9, #11, etc.) What do you think exactly in terms of scales or best riffs that come across your mind? That is what throws me off during my solos.I see a Eb7#11 and I have to think more on what scale to use.

[@TonyWinston]

I love the fly!! When I see an altered tension like the ones you mention, I usually go to the altered scale ( a tough one to learn) or the appropriate diminished scale. However, The #11 usually wants the lydian dominant scale. For Eb7#11 try lyd.dom: Eb F G A Bb C Db Eb. You might know that scale as Bb minor melodic ascending. I will soon make a playlist - chord-scale theory - that will have videos on the subject. try this : kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKCxqneta52NbLs

[@sophocha]

Thanks for the tips! Yeah, a video on b9, #11, b13 and what scales to use would be invaluable. I come from a classical school and we use different names ( octatonic scale is the same as diminished scale in jazz). I have to adapt to it ...

[@sophocha]

that is a cool trick indeed and easy to remember! Thanks.

[@mr.fabian8471]

excellent master!!!!

[@janweijler7652]

what does it means box 4

[@TonyWinston]

Try this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqDUo3uJdtZro7s

[@TonyWinston]

It means this shape : F A C# E. This can be used as a Dmin-maj7 chord or a G7#11. The video I linked to explains the box voicings. /they are mostly rootless voicings

[@plutarco8556]

Great

[@keithadams9972]

Hi Tony... I find that your videos don't have a good mix between your vocal and the piano. Love your teachings otherwise!

[@Marvelous.Leonardo]

How u gonna give a tutorial for a song you don’t know how to play, or speak about?

[@TonyWinston]

Haha

[@DJ-Hova]

Damn I really love your videos

[@vivifalabella]

I love your different chord s on a different Bass on RH!

[@romyslavik3100]

excellent tutorial

[@brucejeric6701]

Love your best friend!!! Saw him at your feet.

[@TonyWinston]

Bruce Jeric Leo! He's 12 years old and a great friend

[@user-gi3ro9rm9k]

What do you mean by box voicings? Are you talking about the seventh chord inversions?

[@TonyWinston]

No, I'm talking about a chord like F,A,B,E (from bottom to top) that can function as a 7th chord

[@TonyWinston]

G7 with a 9 and 13

[@user-gi3ro9rm9k]

So do they include rootless voicings? Also, what does "box 4" or "box 2" mean?

[@TonyWinston]

box 2 is the inversion of box 1 BEFA for example

[@charlesdove1247]

@@TonyWinston I'm guessing box 4 is the inversion of box 3, box 3 being F,A,C#,E