The King of Fighters - "The Setting Sun and the Moon" (夕陽と月) - Piano Improvisation

[@kellygilbert1990]

I can't describe how I much loved it!

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

Thanks Kelly! Glad you liked it!

[@mina-chan95]

Nice cover! One of fav kof soundrack

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

Thanks, Sandra. Glad you liked it!

[@MrRaivokasMagma]

Such a tender song :)

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

Yes, it's a really nice progression. :)

[@3d3n23]

Awesome dude!.....sounds really beautiful!❤

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

Thank you! :)

[@3d3n23]

Popular Piano Improv no problem❣

[@bdawg123]

it sounds really nice

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

Thanks Brandon!

[@ErikCPianoman]

Don't know the song, but this improv. flows really well. Hard to tell your improvising^^

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

Thanks man! This one was done in one take- the chord progression is well suited to improv.

[@victorcamposisasi255]

Puedes hacer uno pero tutorial 🥺

[@SantiagoCastañeda]

Chords please!

[@sailorcandy1]

i neeed this tutorial!!!!

[@AlicsonPiano]

Well played, nice Impro ! What is your piano ?

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

Thanks! I use a Korg SP-170S, but I route it through the Addictive Keys Studio Grand vst (my own preset), so the sound you're hearing is not the native sound of the instrument.

[@AlicsonPiano]

Thank you !

[@alexioflow3976]

Tutorial pliiis 😭😭😭😭

[@RisingMelody]

How did you learn to improvise, and who were you inspired by? I know my improvisation story is quite a long one. Anyways, I also want to compliment you on your improvising too. Sometimes I hear a bit of Kyle Landry's style in there.

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

Thank you! I was mainly self-taught improvisation, though I did take a few classes on it when I was in Guildhall in London. There are a few great improvisers on KZbin that I really like. One amazing classical improviser goes by the name "Tartarov"; if you look up his improvisations you'll be blown away.

[@RisingMelody]

If you would like to know a little more about me, I first began to improvise by watching Kyle Landry's videos and Akmigone's videos (KZbin). They blew me away by the sheer amount of virtuosity put into each cover. I then started practising some of Kyle Landry's sheets because he was my inspiration. A year later, I discovered Theishter's channel, and realized the beauty of structuring an arrangement. I discovered that balancing technical elements and creating dramatic contrasts makes the music give a more meaningful message. After doing some very basic playing by ear, I decided to start studying his arrangements, to understand how he came up with certain effects. This year marks my second year of playing by ear, and I just created a KZbin channel. I also create improvisations on KZbin, so I hope you will also enjoy my videos. I am certainly going to be eagerly awaiting for your improvisations in the future +1 sub :D

[@markyarcade4145]

Cry😭🤘🏻

[@TrickyZerg314]

You should do the One punch Man theme and/or sad theme.

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

Hi Jacob, thanks for the comment. I'll add it to my list of requests! :)

[@jeffreyhartmannmusic]

Hi, I just found your site. Nice job on this improv! You are so right that the masters of old were just jamming .. .and now we treat those scores as absolute. . . You play great and interpret melodies really well. I will explore more for sure. i also play and compose for piano, pipe organ and other things and invite you to visit Jeffreyhartmannmusic.com if you like. All of my comps start as snippets / improvs that i just play with for a while in my mind and then they are done. .. some just happen in the moment .. . some to be scored or just recorded . .. and you? have a great creative day . . .best. . . jeff. .. i subbed you

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

Hi Jeffrey, thanks for the comment. I had a look at your website, you have some great content on there, thanks for sharing! All of my improvisations happen in the moment of recording. Glad you like them!

[@alexioflow3976]

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