So What - Miles Davis | Easy Jazz Piano Tutorial!

[@lisagreenhouse3365]

Yes please to more jazz (& RnB too) - another perfectly crafted tutorial - thank you so much, in particular for the cookie-cutter-avoidance tip which I've been relying on for playing as a beginner.

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Thanks for watching! So glad it's helpful.

[@hussstuart]

Absolutely fantastic, thank you, thank you, thank you

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

You're very welcome, thanks for watching!

[@billhasty5197]

Pierre, you did a fantastic job. Loved it. Bring on some more jazz and some blues. Loved this tutorial. Thanks.

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

You got it! Thanks so much for watching.

[@iamdanharley]

Great lesson Pierre! I saw you on Rick Beato and was inspired by how good your ears are...now equally impressed by your teaching style. Thanks for walking us through a great song!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Thanks for your kind words and for checking out the channel!

[@Mtarzam]

More Jazz!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Never thought I'd hear those words 😂

[@unclefreddy2009]

I would love for you to develop a course I’m so on board with this you’re teaching style is so natural

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Definitely in the future once the channel gets bigger. Thanks for the kind words!

[@alibabaschultz352]

Good tutorial! You're a great teacher, keep it up!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Thanks for watching!

[@markbaxter4613]

This was a fantastic tutorial! Thank you for putting it out there.

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Glad it was helpful!

[@christopherhornung9431]

This is awesome! Thank you for this!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Thank you for watching! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@bagofbeef]

Man, this is a great tutorial, and you’ve got a wonderful knack for instruction. Seriously, bravo on the fantastic and friendly presentation. I just started playing piano a month ago at age 49, and I’m taking weekly lessons. “So What” was assigned by my instructor after week four. I’ve made great progress on it just this past week, and this video is a perfect supplement. I’ve got individual hands feeling pretty good, but combining them (and playing those chords with both hands) is still kinda tricky, even after slowing my metronome way down. Keep up the wonderful work!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Great to hear! I'm glad to know that this was helpful-- keep going, and thanks for watching.

[@Azergoth]

Love it! Thank you so much! A great addition to these tutorials would be some support material in pdf 🙂 Seeing things written down helps a lot! (You could also refer to the real book which is a must have 😇)

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

I would love to put out a course or book some day based on these tutorials. Definitely have my sights on such a thing in the near future :)

[@dahkter]

Great tutorial, thank you

[@fastjazz]

Awesome! I'm on it!!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

🤘🤘🤘

[@MusicChannel-rf5zz]

Has a nice steely feel!

[@richardolivieri2216]

Great tutorial. Would be nice if you could include some intro, solo, and ending ideas. This way it could be played as a complete performance, something like: Intro, AABA, solo, AABA, ending

[@The.Conservative.Christian]

Great teacher 🙌❤️

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@radioheade]

incredible, u made it so easy thank u

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

So glad to hear that 🙏🏻

[@whychromosomesmusic5766]

Jazzophobia lol. I like that. Actually I didn't know much about jazz until U.K. came out and I bought that first album. That led me to fusion and then to other jazz. "Kind Of Blue" is a classic lp. Highly recommend it.

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

That album was "it" for most people. Iconic and revolutionary. Thanks for watching!

[@synthdude7664]

More jazz tunes! Can you talk about comping over this ?

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

That would be a great video! Sure.

[@andreifilip]

Can you also teach Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved ( I think is a nice song and quite easy ) Thanks a lot! Love your videos and your way of teaching

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Great suggestion! I love that song and have taught it before. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻

[@KarlCoatesMusic]

Thank you!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

You're welcome!

[@LenachenUSA]

Excellent

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

🙏🏻

[@mauiacupuncture446]

Hi Pierre, thanks for the awesome videos. Do yo think a 49 key keyboard is adequate to have fun with?

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Thanks for watching! For basic note input into a DAW or notation software, 49 is fine. To really play with both hands, get 61 keys!

[@KAL00KI]

NO, NADA, NEGATORY

[@matias.salimbene]

I love jazz standards; thanks a lot! I have a question, which is somewhat off-topic, but I'll ask anyway. I have a bad lower back and am unable to practice for more than 15-20 minutes at a time while sitting on the piano stool. I've tried some chairs, but it seems you can't really play without moving your back. So, what gives? Do you, by any chance, have any tips, or am I out of luck? Anyway, great content, keep it up!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

My pleasure! Not off-topic at all, nearly all musicians face physical challenges and ailments. Try one of those Rock n soc drum thrones with the lumbar support in the back. That way you can lean back a bit and rest your back. Your torso should be mobile and rather loose when you play. Be sure to do all of your back stretches before you play and take breaks!

[@matias.salimbene]

@@pierrejpiscitelli thanks! I didn’t know about those, will check them out for sure.

[@thekeysman1]

yes more jazz in general, Horace Silver material(Señor Blues, Sister Sadie, a song from my father) d or Gene Harris, Eddie Harris has some great tunes Listen Here, Compared to What, Cold Duck Time, and or Freedom Jazz Dance

[@davewold88]

Smooth jazz? Jeff Lorber or Dave Koz maybe...😊

[@petea]

I feel like I learned this without even playing it!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Love it!!

[@JamesStaubes]

Great! Does this mean I'm Bill Evans now? 😂

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Yes!!

[@jimwalshonline9346]

EADGB...like the bottom five guitar strings...