Tea for Two - stride piano

My Art Tatum-inspired rendition of Tea for Two (Youmans, 1924)
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[@AnthonyMcfhail-jm7hj]

That's a beautiful rendition of. Art. Tatum

[@anthonyaustin1375]

Beautiful.is this available on sheet music please?

[@abbabaab4019]

❤

[@Fomites]

Cute 😊. Great playing too!

[@senco445]

Nice!! I enjoyed this very much as an Art Tatum fan.

[@larrydewein]

Fantastic stride! One of my most favorite songs played in the style I enjoy the most! Thanks!

[@grandiobiz8608]

Beautiful! As always! Greetings from Sweden🎉🎉😊

[@user-ts9nq5zw2j]

I haven't seeing you for 5 months, I hope everything is going your way. Mike from Japan

[@georgesmith8774]

Well done! I really.like your arrangement. Howdy from Austin, Texas!

[@Melchor-gb5rd]

U made my day 🎉😊🎉

[@user-rl2qp6ml2e]

"Чай вдвоём" это был мой основной шлягер в хореографии.❤

[@Adam-oy6nc]

sounds great :)

[@lf9896]

Nice striding!!! Very inspirational to see someone else playing this style as well. Glad Im an early subscriber. Keep it up!!!🥳

[@fordbones6147]

Got to love jazz. Loving from Washington

[@chrisdurhammusicchannel]

Excellent arrangement and performance, Amanda!!!!!

[@emericklamontagne3652]

Very fancy! Aloha from Hawaii.

[@barcaewok7229]

Niceee. I dunno why KZbin only show me your video now all of a sudden. Haven't heard of u B4 in sg. But I guess. Better late than nvr!! Cheers. PTL

[@lukyluc4539]

Congratulations ma little girl baby

[@uzaysametaydin]

Nice🎉 I didn’t expect that to be honest.

[@1369Michael]

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing!

[@wolfunplugged]

Excellent🎉..you are very good!!

[@leoray1234]

Lovely!

[@gsparks77]

congratulations ,,,! do you listen at A.Tatum versions ? 🙂

[@legaleagles3654]

Love ❤️ it 🎵🎵

[@franzlisztish]

LOVE IT!

[@PiotrBarcz]

Very nice! Smooth and not choppy!

[@Hugo-ej1hb]

Good Job! Hey from Sweden🎉

[@sebastianlafarge]

Excellent!

[@rosieHolliday5887]

Delightful

[@CynthiaMariemusic]

This sounds so great!!❤

[@royrow8879]

I like it!!!

[@DanielCharry1025]

Wow 😍

[@ccfliege]

wow

[@PiotrBarcz]

I've got to ask, what's the largest interval you can span on the piano? I rarely see female pianists who are able to reach a tenth at all without majorly overextending to do so, however if my eyes weren't fooling me here, it seems that you can not only reach minor tenths fairly well, but that you can also reach tenths on all naturals *over the tops of the keys and not off the sides* ?

[@hiddevanrenssen5129]

I think she uses a piano with smaller keys, so that even with smaller hands you can reach a tenth. Don't know for sure though

[@PiotrBarcz]

@@hiddevanrenssen5129 That could be the case too, small scale keyboards are a real life saver these days, too bad I can't afford one!

[@AmandaLeeLive]

Mine's a modern standard size piano. The ones with smaller keys tend to be really old models i think?

[@thomastirone2348]

This is just wonderful. You may not notice, but you're much smoother and you're much more on time than you were two years ago. Play in the sextet has really helped your stride piano. Keep it up - you are going to be utterly awesome.

[@PiotrBarcz]

@@AmandaLeeLive Some newer uprights are sold with the, so called, 7/8 scale which gives the pianist one more key of span. A lot of pianists with small hands use them, especially classical pianists. You're lucky that you have enough span to use tenths as well as you do ;) It's a great advantage!