Winter Wonderland Jazz Piano Lesson

[@PianoWithJonny]

00:00 Intro 00:55 Phrase 1 demonstration 01:22 Mm. 1-2 02:54 Mm. 3-4 04:06 Phrase 2 demonstration 04:17 Mm. 5-6 05:03 Mm. 7-8 06:08 Review 07:37 2nd ending 08:02 Phrase 3 demonstration 08:15 Mm. 10-11 09:20 Mm. 12-13 09:53 Phrase 4 demonstration 10:02 Mm. 14-15 10:34 Mm. 16-17 12:16 Play with backing track 14:26 Conclusion

[@elizabethmalater2806]

Love it!!! This great song got even better with your version! 🤩 Thanks for sharing!

[@robertmichalscheck3072]

Like this little more advanced chords,thank you.

[@robertmichalscheck3072]

Good lesson Jonny.

[@panimus4710]

This is beautiful

[@sonnyanthonyzabala680]

Really so easy to understand! Looks like I'll be spending money a little early than Christmas this week... 🙂

[@charlesmclaughlin6968]

Cool version and you make is very easy to follow.

[@SugarHillHoney]

I just missed your sale! When will you be having another sale?

[@christianvandepol3250]

Thanks Jonny... since I joined PWJ, I have been able to learn to play as never before. Still on intermediate level, but really progressed since April. This nice tune in this not too difficult jazzy arrangement is sweet to add to the other holiday songs ... many thanks !!!

[@johannsmith8427]

Thanks Jon. I love your videos ❤️❤️

[@SsNoir]

Johnny you are such an amazing person.

[@paulsoderquist4788]

Perfect time to learn this! Thanksgiving just ended

[@NarutoUzumaki-gr9fx]

Nice i love jazz

[@marys2264]

Love your videos. I think I will be treating myself to your lessons! 😃

[@shamanbeartwo3819]

You are definitely having an effect on me Johnny. I looked at that sheet music and first thing I thought was, "SHELL CHORDS!!! I recognize those!!" And I only need 2 scales:)) (different video)

[@lpa9974]

Thank you! Such a nice jazzy arrangement-especially for beginner-intermediate levels. 2 questions if I may… • do I have to buy a subscription to your membership to get the backing tracks for this arrangement? You didn’t mention that in the video. • Should you use both sharps and flats in the same score/sheet music? PS. It is very confusing to hear you say the “sharp” or “flat” when the opposite is being displayed on the piano diagram. I understand they are the same thing, but it really throws off your thinking when that happens.

[@glennmichaell2482]

Hi Johnny. I love the arrangement. Can I purchase the sheet music from you?

[@TwoWayRadioSupply]

Is there sheet music available for this?

[@Dan_s_Channel]

When will it be possible again to buy single course instead of a membership subsription?

[@kevinmaestroful]

Hi Johnny, where can I download the sheet music for this lovely arrangement?

[@christianvandepol3250]

Hi Kevin, you can find it on musicnotes.com. Note that PWJ members receive discounted price for Jonny’s arrangements. See link here: www.musicnotes.com/search/go?p=R&srid=S1-2SEA-AWSP&lbc=musicnotes&w=Winter%20Wonderland%20jonny%20may&url=https%3a%2f%2fwww.musicnotes.com%2fsheetmusic%2fmtd.asp%3fppn%3dMN0223319&lgsku=MN0223319&rk=3&uid=246291880&sid=2&ts=custom-v2&SLIPid=1606648021230&rsc=japXBF%3aQNQFgF0D2&method=and&isort=score&view=list

[@malabarspyder]

did I miss the sale?

[@roadchewerpe5759]

Thank you for this holiday gift Jonny! Hope yours go well.

[@Javaslinger7730]

Newbie question: Why are many of the notes listed as sharps in the music, but often referred to as flats when discussed or noted above the keys? I realize they are the same note, but it's a bit confusing to me. I'm curious if there's a reason for it.

[@vodkagobalsky]

Notes are sharp or flat depending on what key you're playing in. They may be of the same tone but they are different notes because of the key the music is played.

[@GlazeonthewickeR]

God I fuckin suck at piano