I have watched several of your videos and I can say, with all sincerity, that I have learned more from you than any other online lesson. Your clarity and structured approach is perfect for those of us who are learning jazz piano. And, it is FREE!!! Thank you. I find it baffling that some of the comments from other viewers are so negative and critical - makes me wonder why they are bothering to watch your lessons as they must be amazing jazz pianists who should start their own channels and share their wisdom and virtuosity with the world.
Hi David, thanks for the comment and my pleasure - I'm glad you are finding PianoGroove tutorials useful. I do put a lot of work into planning, recording and editing each lesson so it's nice to hear that it's appreciated! If you have any questions with any of the material just let me know and I'll be happy to help out. All the best, PianoGroove
I agree, its very straightforward and easy to learn, but as you get better you should check out Kent Hewitt's page for jazz, there are a few more but I would say PianoGroove and KentHewitt are the best youtube accounts to learn Jazz
I agree with you for the negative comments, but there are only 2 I think, and one is from one I can see in many youtube lessons of different jazz piano teachers...don't consider him, I think he's a stupid and frustrated guy who has nothing else to do in his life. (sorry for my english, I'm french Québécois)
Excuse me but SOME of the lessons are free. I look everywhere to find jazz lessons and when I found piano groove, it looked good BUT it was not free. Now I use the lessons on UA-cam but I don’t understand a THING. I am very disappointed ☹️. That happened a year ago and I am STILL LOOKING FOR A FREE COURSE
Thanks Guy - really great to hear they have brought you hours of pleasure. Lots more lessons over at www.pianogroove.com/jazz-piano-lessons - Cheers, Hayden
Thanks Bruce. Check out the following 2 beginner jazz piano courses at PianoGroove: Jazz Piano Foundations: www.pianogroove.com/jazz-piano-lessons/jazz-piano-foundations/ Chord Extensions: www.pianogroove.com/jazz-piano-lessons/extended-chords-voicings/ Cheers, PianoGroove
Ok my brother , you are the champion, smile. You are the best online teacher I've ever seen. It's amazing had well you explain everything so completely. Thank you so very much. May you be blessed.
Music is honesty, peace of mind, as well as the product of life long learning. In addition it is the fine line between perfection and corruption. Idealism verses contention.
I just love that you don't talk any extra stuff - right in to the video and show very well! Now when I actually understand a lot of jazz theory and stuff I think I will try out your website! Thanks for the amazing content!
Another great lesson! Ever since i started watching you're videos ive notice a difference in my playing . I wanted to take the time to thank you and wish you a happy holidays!
You can't really play if you think now 13 then 5 , etc.That is autopsy of a dead body.Improvisation process includes creating emotion, etc.Of course you have to build language....but that's just the beginnig.
I took jazz University level and the treble melody lines were never identified as 9th, 13ths, 11ths. They were always used as passing tones. Meaning 1st, 2nd 3rd etc up to the 7th. 13ths r always chords, never individual notes. 13ths mean 6th + the 7th together anyway
Hi PianoGroove thanks very much for your clear explanation and also the transposition of the solo to the other keys! This makes it very tangible! And of course what a beautiful solo by Bill! I was wondering why one would go for rootless chords on the left instead of chords that do include the root? I just learned all the 2-5-1’s including the roots and considering first learning the rootless chords before starting to go on with improvs. TIA x
+Stemma3 Yes the extra notes do make it sound much better! Jazz musicians tend to refer to chords just as a '7' even though it will most likely contain extensions such as 9s, 11s & 13s. I mention this in my lesson on chord extensions which you may find useful: ua-cam.com/video/6u4Qmfc54nw/v-deo.html Thanks, PianoGroove.
+zubbubbi It's a lick for complete beginners, the intention was not for it to be overly challenging. If you want to spend the time and effort to record, edit and publish your own Bill Evans lick, I would love to see it.... keep me posted. Thanks, PianoGroove.
+PianoGroove If it's intended for complete beginners, fair enough, sorry. Precisely because it takes so much time and effort to make, it would be nice to see more advanced lessons, since beginner lessons abound.
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I have watched several of your videos and I can say, with all sincerity, that I have learned more from you than any other online lesson. Your clarity and structured approach is perfect for those of us who are learning jazz piano. And, it is FREE!!! Thank you.
I find it baffling that some of the comments from other viewers are so negative and critical - makes me wonder why they are bothering to watch your lessons as they must be amazing jazz pianists who should start their own channels and share their wisdom and virtuosity with the world.
Hi David, thanks for the comment and my pleasure - I'm glad you are finding PianoGroove tutorials useful. I do put a lot of work into planning, recording and editing each lesson so it's nice to hear that it's appreciated! If you have any questions with any of the material just let me know and I'll be happy to help out. All the best, PianoGroove
I agree, its very straightforward and easy to learn, but as you get better you should check out Kent Hewitt's page for jazz, there are a few more but I would say PianoGroove and KentHewitt are the best youtube accounts to learn Jazz
I agree with you for the negative comments, but there are only 2 I think, and one is from one I can see in many youtube lessons of different jazz piano teachers...don't consider him, I think he's a stupid and frustrated guy who has nothing else to do in his life. (sorry for my english, I'm french Québécois)
Excuse me but SOME of the lessons are free. I look everywhere to find jazz lessons and when I found piano groove, it looked good BUT it was not free. Now I use the lessons on UA-cam but I don’t understand a THING. I am very disappointed ☹️. That happened a year ago and I am STILL LOOKING FOR A FREE COURSE
God bless you bro for being so helpful and kind.
I think your lessons are extraordinarily good, and they have brought me hours of pleasure.
I add my voice to the thousands who are grateful.
Thanks Guy - really great to hear they have brought you hours of pleasure. Lots more lessons over at www.pianogroove.com/jazz-piano-lessons - Cheers, Hayden
For a beginner jazz player lessons like these are fantastic. Thanks.
Thanks Bruce. Check out the following 2 beginner jazz piano courses at PianoGroove:
Jazz Piano Foundations: www.pianogroove.com/jazz-piano-lessons/jazz-piano-foundations/
Chord Extensions: www.pianogroove.com/jazz-piano-lessons/extended-chords-voicings/
Cheers,
PianoGroove
Ok my brother , you are the champion, smile. You are the best online teacher I've ever seen. It's amazing had well you explain everything so completely. Thank you so very much.
May you be blessed.
Excellent manner and delivery. It’s a joy to listen to you.
Music is honesty, peace of mind, as well as the product of life long learning. In addition it is the fine line between perfection and corruption. Idealism verses contention.
Well said Mr. Thompson.
I just love that you don't talk any extra stuff - right in to the video and show very well! Now when I actually understand a lot of jazz theory and stuff I think I will try out your website! Thanks for the amazing content!
Yes, thank you you so much for your time and,effort. I appreciate the way you speak to us advanced players.
Thank you this was a good simple but powerfull tool to build more ideas with just what i needed. Thanks!
Yes brother!!!! Finally somebody whose not giving the basics i definitely check youvout when im having a block
Another great lesson! Ever since i started watching you're videos ive notice a difference in my playing . I wanted to take the time to thank you and wish you a happy holidays!
+Benny Ramirez Thanks Benny!
You can't really play if you think now 13 then 5 , etc.That is autopsy of a dead body.Improvisation process includes creating emotion, etc.Of course you have to build language....but that's just the beginnig.
I love it. Thanks so much!
I took jazz University level and the treble melody lines were never identified as 9th, 13ths, 11ths. They were always used as passing tones. Meaning 1st, 2nd 3rd etc up to the 7th. 13ths r always chords, never individual notes. 13ths mean 6th + the 7th together anyway
Hi PianoGroove thanks very much for your clear explanation and also the transposition of the solo to the other keys! This makes it very tangible! And of course what a beautiful solo by Bill! I was wondering why one would go for rootless chords on the left instead of chords that do include the root? I just learned all the 2-5-1’s including the roots and considering first learning the rootless chords before starting to go on with improvs. TIA x
Good stuff!
Thanks so much, you are a giver.
thanks bro
Can you please do a tutorial video on the Tadd Dameron turn around? Thanks.
could you please give a brief lesson on how we can combine a few of these 251 progressions into a finished SONG?
wow..... thank you very good ..
What software do you use to show the notes? I assume you're using a MIDI keyboard that's triggering the graphics. Great stuff!
Thank You :)
You can do one of Layl please 😎 . So this channel would love more 🎶.
PS : You play very well🌚.
Nice
nice voicings
" Etude op.10-3 " chanson de L ADIESTRAMIENTO" ( F.F.CHUPIN "
First chord is a C min9 not C min7
3:22 what song is this part from?
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Cm7 isn't Cm9 and F7 isn't F7(6/9)? That makes the chord sound so nice
I think...
+Stemma3 Yes the extra notes do make it sound much better! Jazz musicians tend to refer to chords just as a '7' even though it will most likely contain extensions such as 9s, 11s & 13s. I mention this in my lesson on chord extensions which you may find useful: ua-cam.com/video/6u4Qmfc54nw/v-deo.html Thanks, PianoGroove.
Oh, thank you for answering (I can't get use to the BELL con UA-cam and I forgot to check)
Very nice lessons.
I doubt this lick was played in Blue and Green by Bill Evans, wasn't it?
+Zhiyao Gu - Hi Zhiyao - yes that's correct, that is where i transcribed it from. I hope you enjoyed it! Cheers, PianoGroove
@@PianoGroove which version? The Kind of Blue one, or the Portrait in Jazz one?
do garys theme
I’m new to jazz, why did you add the sharp 13 to the F chord in the beginning?
That's the 7 of the F dominant 7 :)
Who is better, piano pig or piano groove
What recording is this from
Υes , it applies το 7/9-- not 7/b9 . and ... Too,, many chord tones..
Rather tedious analysis of a banal little lick, with banal voicings (not Bill's most interesting).
+zubbubbi It's a lick for complete beginners, the intention was not for it to be overly challenging. If you want to spend the time and effort to record, edit and publish your own Bill Evans lick, I would love to see it.... keep me posted. Thanks, PianoGroove.
+PianoGroove
If it's intended for complete beginners, fair enough, sorry. Precisely because it takes so much time and effort to make, it would be nice to see more advanced lessons, since beginner lessons abound.
@@zubbubbi A totally constructive comment.
Zubbubbi: A very rude comment. It’s obvious in was intended as a simple introduction.
Fuck you, 7 years too late unfortunately.
But I'm pretty sure your relatives already made you understand how annoying you are as a person by now.