Accompanying Jazz & Filling Time

[@williammatthewspiano9064]

Thanks you so much for this video. It's already opening so many options and ideas for me. Keep it up!

[@JazzSkills]

Thank you so much! I wish you good jazz 🙂

[@paulr494]

Just wow - ❤- shows the strength of your method, get the foundations right and this is an extension of it. Suddenly I believe I can play these sort of sounds, and more importantly understand it not just copy it!

[@JazzSkills]

That's awesome. So glad you're getting this much out of it!

[@rebanelson607]

Learning those 4 note chord inversions is challenging!

[@samueldesouzamalaquias]

Looking forward to see the diminished chords movements. Great content

[@lucianofabris9712]

Great Shan, thanks

[@didriviere]

You're the one !!!

[@teflo2]

Great lesson! Very inspiring. I hear Barry in our playing.

[@JazzSkills]

Thank you very much and I wish you the best with your playing.

[@teflo2]

​@@JazzSkillsThank you so much!

[@eidanfernandez9006]

You great!! thanks a lot!!

[@TranquiloTrev]

Fabulous lesson. Thanks.

[@JazzSkills]

Glad you liked it! Thank you.

[@unclenote]

Pretty movements …..I’ll use this on guitar.Thanks.

[@faqtum]

Allway rich content!
Thank you

[@JazzSkills]

Much appreciated!

[@joyfulfrequencies5391]

Thank you!

[@markbra]

Outside in movement.

[@SuperSRFrost]

You call it filling time (as in filling up “gaps”?), but would you consider this to be a method for keeping time, for example on a ballad, as well?

[@JazzSkills]

For sure!

[@SuperSRFrost]

@@JazzSkills Reminds me of what Matt Dennis plays on his ballads like Everything happens to me.