I really don't know what to say or how to thank you for giving so generously such a great knowledge of jazz vocabulary. You give all that for free. That's so honorable of you. God bless you. Aziz
Best I've seen on UA-cam. Your playing, instruction and comments are great. You're an amazing musician with an obvious gift for teaching and I appreciate it. Thank you for posting your videos and sharing your talent! Steve
Every time I play this song I am completely baffled as to what I can do for an improv over the changes. Thanks to this video, I can "borrow" some awesome solo ideas! Thanks a bunch!
Brilliant work mate!! Love from Australia, Immensely beneficial tutorial, I love those whole half lines. Such beautiful phrasing too! I learn a lot from your videos! Keep doing the awesome job!
I appreciate your comment. I also prefer to have the "performance view" of my hands shown during my playing. Unfortunately, I did not have the video camera set-up when I did this performance and my time to devote to creating these videos has been very limited lately, so I went with what I had. ;-)
Lot2learn personally, I like seeing the sheet music that you are showing here. It's easier for me to see what you're doing. I like the added text too. Thanks!
Alan - The chart above the keyboard is what is contained in the PDF file. It is generated from a MIDI file of my playing. The MIDI file is for people who do not read the music as well and want to learn by ear or by seeing it played on an on-screen keyboard (like the one in the video) as with a MIDI file you can slow the playing down to a very, very slow speed. - Roger
Thanks Roger for this lesson, I like so much the movement of the inner voices in the chords... the progression FMaj7 G7#11 reminds me 'Desafinado', other beautiful Jobim song :) great job!
I like this concept of tension. More of that please. I got all the scales and theory in college jazz orchestra, but they never once went over tension. Hell, I got yelled at for adding it. Didn't help much that the professor was a 90 year old remnant of the Benny Goodman era (which itself was nice, but styles have changed since the 1940s).
While a performance would be very interesting to watch, I subscribed to this channel because time and effort was taken show and teach us some of the tricks and guidelines in these performances from a theory perspective. If we watched a live performance it'd be a bit more difficult to learn this way.
I'm really enjoying the materials you've posted on UA-cam and what you have on your web site. I'm a bit confused, though, about what the PDF and MIDI files you're selling contain. Is the chart above the keyboard here the MIDI? Sorry I'm so computer-illiterate, and thanks in advance for the clarification.
Hi Roger, how are you? I've searched through the comments on here but haven't seen the answer - could you tell me what software you used for the scrolling score? Thanks, Tom
I read a lot about people suggesting to use the Lydian Dominant/Mixolydian #11 over the second chord of the verse (G7). I don't get where they get the #11 from. I even found a book that said to only use the #11 scale without explaining it. The melody doesn't have a #11, does it?. Why not use the regular Mixolydian instead? Can anyone explain?
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I really don't know what to say or how to thank you for giving so generously such a great knowledge of jazz vocabulary. You give all that for free. That's so honorable of you.
God bless you.
Aziz
Best I've seen on UA-cam. Your playing, instruction and comments are great. You're an amazing musician with an obvious gift for teaching and I appreciate it. Thank you for posting your videos and sharing your talent! Steve
Roger - you've done it again. Wonderful playing - love those long lines of 16th notes. So much to learn here.
Doug
This is an excellent version of one of my all-time favorites! Tom would have loved this. Thank you for posting this excellent work.
I appreciate your comment, thank you!
Every time I play this song I am completely baffled as to what I can do for an improv over the changes. Thanks to this video, I can "borrow" some awesome solo ideas! Thanks a bunch!
Thanks Doug!
I appreciate your comment, thanks!
You took this to a new level of consciousness, only few people orbit in that stratosphere, not me! Just amazing !
Your comment is greatly appreciated, thank you!
Love your style! Would like to listen more!
What a great player - unreal. That chord progression is genius - too good.
Thank you Greg - you are way too kind! Glad you enjoy it 😊
Brilliant work mate!! Love from Australia, Immensely beneficial tutorial, I love those whole half lines.
Such beautiful phrasing too! I learn a lot from your videos! Keep doing the awesome job!
Thanks so much for your nice comment, glad you liked it!
Great performance and the greatest "educational instruments video w/ the kindest considerations" I've ever seen!
Thanks for your comment!
Thanks for your comment.
Thanks for your helpful response, Roger. I'm sure I'll soon be buying some of your PDF files!
I like the style because it's genuine, your own mark. Congratulations!
Hi from Toronto the notation works great thank you for sharing
Fantastic. Now I have some new ideas for a tune I have played forever!
very nice arrangement
really good, I like the voicings/chord colorings - you've used!
Grazie, Roberto.
Very nice stuff. I love your playing.
Que gran trabajo amigo !! Me viene genial para practicar en estos días difíciles. Cuídate!
Abrazo !🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Oh, I love your music, Thanks. I will try this song.
Thanks!
I appreciate your comment. I also prefer to have the "performance view" of my hands shown during my playing. Unfortunately, I did not have the video camera set-up when I did this performance and my time to devote to creating these videos has been very limited lately, so I went with what I had. ;-)
Lot2learn personally, I like seeing the sheet music that you are showing here. It's easier for me to see what you're doing. I like the added text too. Thanks!
i watch every video on your channel!
awesome playing with so much creativity!!
So nice of you to comment and I am happy to hear you enjoy the videos. Thank you.
Loving the tension
thank you for this view and insight, you are a wizard
Thanks for your comment Steve.
Great video! Learned a lot that I'm going to implement in to my playing!
I appreciate your comment, thanks.
Fantastic lesson as always!!
ottima esecuzione di un brano musicale molto conosciuto
Thanks for the wonderful display. I loved the "edginess" of the piano tone.
Now, I'm off the work to convert your work to guitar.
Thanks.
Amazing Song
Thank you.
I appreciate your comment - thanks.
Alan - The chart above the keyboard is what is contained in the PDF file. It is generated from a MIDI file of my playing. The MIDI file is for people who do not read the music as well and want to learn by ear or by seeing it played on an on-screen keyboard (like the one in the video) as with a MIDI file you can slow the playing down to a very, very slow speed.
- Roger
Very good Mister bravo,
Glad you found this video useful to your guitar improvisation.
You blow away any UA-cam jazz pianists. Who are you???????????
Thanks for the nice comment.
Glad you found this video useful.
Wonderfol job Master !!
Thanks alot. Wonderful.
Thanks! ;-)
ottimo e molto apprezzata l'esecuzione
Great!
Regards from Brazil!
Thanks Roger for this lesson, I like so much the movement of the inner voices in the chords... the progression FMaj7 G7#11 reminds me 'Desafinado', other beautiful Jobim song :) great job!
Beautiful! Too hard to play it myself, I'll just keep listening to it :D
I like this concept of tension. More of that please. I got all the scales and theory in college jazz orchestra, but they never once went over tension. Hell, I got yelled at for adding it. Didn't help much that the professor was a 90 year old remnant of the Benny Goodman era (which itself was nice, but styles have changed since the 1940s).
excellent. many thanks.
While a performance would be very interesting to watch, I subscribed to this channel because time and effort was taken show and teach us some of the tricks and guidelines in these performances from a theory perspective. If we watched a live performance it'd be a bit more difficult to learn this way.
this is great
Like your idea on the opening chord, as you add the flat 5 of g 7th & w/ the f rt. the chord is rootless.
I'm really enjoying the materials you've posted on UA-cam and what you have on your web site. I'm a bit confused, though, about what the PDF and MIDI files you're selling contain. Is the chart above the keyboard here the MIDI? Sorry I'm so computer-illiterate, and thanks in advance for the clarification.
Great stuff !!! Thank you very much ! :-)
Excelente!
thenk you ! where can i find a backing track?
Indeed um show!
bravissimoooo
wow!!!! very useful ))) thank you
Es increíble que en este mundo hay personas que pueden leer a primera vista este tipo de partituras :O
I'll work on it. :-)
Great!!!
good very good
Hi Roger, how are you? I've searched through the comments on here but haven't seen the answer - could you tell me what software you used for the scrolling score?
Thanks,
Tom
Great!
I wish I could slo-mo this video do I could copy it lol ... Sadly I cannot read sheet music
Partiture possible?😊
I read a lot about people suggesting to use the Lydian Dominant/Mixolydian #11 over the second chord of the verse (G7). I don't get where they get the #11 from. I even found a book that said to only use the #11 scale without explaining it. The melody doesn't have a #11, does it?. Why not use the regular Mixolydian instead? Can anyone explain?
Hello! Where can I get the sheet music of the video? Thanks!
Thank.
👏👏
where to get the pdf score from ?
The first chord is a Fmaj7, is not F6 !
Ha, ha - thanks.
I love you!
Thanks!
Cool
0:52 that g- bar is the dirtiest line I've heard played in ipanema
Whew🔥🔥
wondeful,nice solo, and now i can go to bed, with an easy mind....:D
lovely! - slow it down a bit for us to see the notes - thank you
+Hiranya Wick Thanks. I think you can click the gear in the lower right corner of the scfreen and choose a speed to slow the video.
I don't think that works on a tablet--it doesn't for me.
Hi Sir Lot2learn, do you have any private website that I could refer to? or do you offer any private course? via skype
Yes, I offer private lessons by Skype. Please see my Lot2Learn website for contact details.
Sheet plzzzz!!
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mi piace
thats great , but could you slow it down a bit ? my brain is hurting :) !
Never heard of this scale. Sure is a nice lip.
Thank you for your comment Lewis!
I'd rather see real robot hands playing. Now that would be cool!
IS INTERESTING TO UPLOAD CHORDS SO WE CANGO. FOLLOWING YOUR ISSUES THE BASE IS ESSENTIAL THANS FOR GESTURE WE HOPE TO SEE FAVORED.TITO PENCHI
eXCELENT MY BRO....dO YOU HAVE DE sHEET MUSIC¿..MAY BE
BENE!
mas lento asi no e4 pude aprender nada
almitayazz martinez
para eso está la partitura ;)
almitayazz martinez -_- °~° ¶
Sorry, but this is a Bossa Nova, I from brazil, I'm know this !
well... its not realy good to learn a stile...
Thanks for your comment.
This is an excellent version of one of my all-time favorites! Tom would have loved this. Thank you for posting this excellent work.