The LYDIAN scale - Inner Urge 🎹 Joe Henderson classic

Tony Winston Jazz Piano College
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[@5to1-w6d]

Your explanation of the modes is wonderful. Showing on the keyboard how each chord is accompanied by what mode is a blessing to us all. Slowly applying these modes to each chord is an exercise of importance worthy of further exploration for all students of the Tony Winston School of Jazz.

[@TonyWinston]

Glad it was helpful!

[@djmileski]

Thanks for the analysis

[@MrZedhow]

Way out of my depth at the level of improv soloing learning I am but I’m going to rote learn this just so I can study the application of the lydian mode. Why not!

[@paulsonmusic]

Always opening my eyes to new dimensions. Thank you Tony.

[@Euterpe-rb7vd]

This is exactly the type of content i was looking for. Thank you! 🔥

[@djmileski]

Cool to hear it on piano. My favorite tenor player

[@tg-psalterstudios5408]

Thank you so, so much

[@unclemick-synths]

I love the pace of this 👍. I'm Grade 3 on a good day but I can follow the explanation and copy the noodling and actually learn something!

[@TonyWinston]

That's great Mick!

[@kenryu3624]

thanks

[@waddledee3441]

i swear if you were my teacher in real life i would just be so blessed i want to meet you so badly

[@garym9894]

Always a pleasure to watch and hear from you. I love your teaching style and the stories you often tell, makes all the difference in my opinion. QUESTION: I would like to make lead-sheets of my own. Is there any particular program that you recommend for this, many are way too complicated. Thanks Tony!

[@TonyWinston]

I use a very outdated program called Encore. Musescore is popular, Sibelius and Finale are widely used. One of these days I will have to move to a new program.

[@nezkeys79]

Instantly thought of Am6/9 with the first chord. The B in the RH felt like it was the second wanting to resolve to the root Its interesting how people percieve chords. Some would think D13 or Cmaj7b5, or even this F#m7 b5 11 that was written Weird huh

[@TonyWinston]

All of those chords are correct and more or less identical but we defer to the bass player. F#

[@nezkeys79]

​​@@TonyWinstonyeah I haven't heard the piece. I'm just saying that hearing that LH chord with no context I instantly felt like it was Am6/9 and that when the B in the RH was playing it felt like the second The point was just that to someone else hearing it out of context they might perceive one of the others

[@humblemai2211]

😂😂😂 too hard for me to understand

[@TonyWinston]

No worries, this song is very odd.