TURNAROUNDS - 12 Examples in Songs - Music Theory Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- TURNAROUNDS - 12 Examples in Songs: Music Theory Tutorial. Beginner / Intermediate level theory. A turnaround is a passage at the end of a section which leads to the next section. This next section is most often the repetition of the previous section or the entire piece or song. The turnaround may be single chord or chord progression. Includes examples in 9 popular songs Jazz an American Songbook. This is important theory for arrangers and composers. Go to website for free music and to view book. www.kenthewitt.com/ Go to channel Playlists to see all 30 videos in categories. Link: ua-cam.com/users/KentHewittp... NOTE; IGNORE KEY C SYMBOL AT TOP LEFT. USE KEY SIGNATURES ON MANUSCRIPT ILLUSTRSTIONS. Thank you, The Management.
Can't help but celebrate the quality of your videos. You are a great humble musician with passion. Sincere and eager to help and share your knowledge. Thanks Ken, we appreciate.
Thanks a million for the awesome comment!
It’s always nice to know how to get home again in 12 different ways!! Very insightful! Enjoy your holidays!
Greetings from Sunset Blvd- Brasil.
Thanks for watching and well wishes!
A SUBSCRIBER'S BOOK ENDORSEMENT - "Mootrevo"; People, I’ve been using Kent’s book every day for over a year, and it’s a work of art. If you like Kent’s playing and the way he explains jazz and music harmony, and the songs he chooses as examples... then RUN, don’t walk to Kent’s website and get this book. He IS far too modest about this amazing jazz workbook he has created. It is simply the best I have ever used, and I’ve tried a lot of them. It has improved my playing and understanding of jazz theory tremendously. I can’t imagine any student of jazz piano and/or jazz harmonic theory not liking this book. It’s simply that good. It’s fun. It’s straight forward. And unlike so many other jazz books, it’s not boring!!"
Absolutely true. Wonderful book(s)!! I wish that all jazz piano teachers in the world knew about the existence….🎼💫💥
Thanks so much for the endorsement, Baldo!
Thanks Daddy Kent!!! 🤗
You are so welcome, swinging cat!
Wow - what a lovely treasure trove of cool jazz sounds. So many ideas to work with. Thank you yet again - hope you are enjoying your sojourn in the south.
Thanks for the nice comment!
Thanks for the turn around theories..very helpful..do enjoy your vacation Kent..🥰🥰
Thank you, Phyllis. Hope all is well with you.
Looks great Ken! And thank you for the transitions content- especially the youmans example. I’ve been curious about showtunes keeping movement and stumbled on your video which shed some light. Happy Easter
Happy to help!
I really enjoy these tutorial videos. I almost always learn something useful. Please keep them coming!
Thanks, will do!
Great lesson, really love your work.
Thanks a million!
Thank you
Okay...thanks!
thanks for the collection, and thanks seting it up so we can see the pressed keys on the midi keyboard-thing! it helps a lot, and I have to admit that I often select which tutorials I watch based on whether that visualization is present or not.
awesome that you still try to improve our experience. all the best :)
I'm always trying to improve what I do. I appreciate any suggestions. Thanks for the comment. and acknowledgement.
Thanks bro
You are very welcome, bro!
Thanks for that! I have as well heard it explained as an alert for a repeating of a repetition, I guess adding some extra interest... That without a song reminded me of some Vincent guaraldi piece christmas time is here...
I appreciate your comment!
As they always are, here is another wonderful KH video. Always informative, insightful, and entertaining. Plus, the technical presentation is really dialed in. To that point, I have a question for you.
In the upper left of the screen you have a block with notated staves and the chord form printed out below it. Also, the keyboard graphic is highlighted in blue with the notes played. This all appears to be running and updating in real time as you play. Can you tell me if there is an commercial application that you are using for this, or is this something you ginned up on your own? Very nice! Thank you again for all you provide. Priceless stuff.
It's a software program called Chordie used in conjunction with OBS studio which creates the multi screens. It's not easy to learn...and can be very frustrating, but if you're a techie (and I'm not) you'll be fine, if you study it. I'm persistent, which helps...but I only study manuals as a last resort...but I use Google search to address problems.
Nice screen layout, Kent. We can see you, the music,your hands,and what you're playing. Perhaps you can lose the 2nd keyboard above your hands for more vertical space? Regardless, good lesson.
It's been 2 months that I've made a new video, and it's very complicated to get the layout optimized... so you understand...I'll make it better on the next one, bro.
Layout is great. Hand position and keyboard overview above are both necesarry for many people. Its very usable.
Thanks for the affirmation!
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Thumbs up!
Kent please can we get a tutorial for the song Aisha by Coltrane???
I'll check it out...thanks!
this is too complicated for me...need to learn some stuff beforehand to understand all this
Check out my beginner jazz series here:
ua-cam.com/play/PLFuMibnl_h5Y81iBkdAM_Z6rxzbm9-pXH.html
was anyone waiting for a turnaround in the intro
I waS!
Enjoy the BBQ
I'm into that ...so is ADEM...thanks!