100 % with your openning commentaries: It's not about running scales up and down, is about singing engaging melodies. Thank you, love your way of play and feel music.
Thank u Mr Tony Winston for this very instructive video tutorial on Blues your demonstration on how to play the rootless voicings in the blues chord progression is superb and most helpful !
I've finally invested a couple of hours on this video and .... finally... I'm getting it ! Yippee! I've always wantd to play the blues ! A video where you separate out a small collection of right hand licks for each chord change would be very much welcomed ! Thanks.
Great! I think I have some videos where I do some written out licks. I have a blues tutorial playlist. Check out this vid: ua-cam.com/video/oqbXRqcaZoo/v-deo.htmlsi=1U2o3ceQesMdNgSV
I've watched a lot of your videos and this has to be one of the best. A great combination of knowledge/experience, desire to teach and humility. I'm 69, so I beat you age-wise. But I'm just beginning to learn the piano after decades of playing guitar. There are many great tutorials out there, but I get the sense sometimes they are partly an excuse to "show off". Your approach seems to be derived from a true desire to impart knowledge with a tiny window to let everybody know what you are capable of- to that end the "Blue Rondo" interlude at the end was pure genius- providing a little morsel of something to aspire to. I've been listening to that piece since I was 11 years old and my parents bought a copy of "Dave Brubeck's Greatest hits". I was trying to learn blues guitar at the time because that was so cool in 1966. But that piece came from another world of musicianship,
You are a great teacher and pianist. Spot on! Just sing your improv in your head and see if you fingers follow what you're singing. Eventually they will!
Great = more singing please. maestro Winston! 😄 Thank you for your continuing instruction and insights - I honestly don't know how you manage to produce such a quantity of quality! Thanks a million!
Excellent teaching .Shapes are it for piano IMO. You didn't get into sharp this and flat that like some jazz teachers do. Just this or that note and you get a feel for it. Excellent. Most of these chords are built off the 7th or 3rd.
Wow... the Blue Rondò a la Turk incorporated in the ending was super catching... splendid lesson Maestro, thank you very much. I'm still without a Piano, still working 24/7 refurbishing my home in Rome, looking forward to go back to my house in the woods and play all day. But it was very nice to see you in great shape and being so right about music (as always). And BTW you don't look 68. A great time to everybody 😊.
Have you heard the one about the guy who liked going to all kinds of guitar concerts and one day hes talking to a punk guy after a show and they are talking and the guy says wow I just just saw segovia the other night and he took 20 seconds to tune his guitar and noticed that you took about 3 minutes. The guy says I guess he didnt give a shit. Theres a turnaround called "ladybird" though its in other tunes and I guess it works because of the 5th in the melody where a 1625 turns into a 1/b3 7th /b6 M7th/b2 7th .... just messing with it kind of cool could use as a 1625 accompaniment
Agredeço muitissimo suas aulas, fico horas tentando absorver algo. Aindo sou iniciante, tenho esse problema com o tempo. Um metronomo junto com algum pequeno trecho em que voce toca a base e faz solo ja daria uma grande direção na noção do estudo. Claro tentar encaixar o ritmo por conta propria e mais benefico pra qualquer estudante. Grande abraço.
Hey Tony, if your intention is to teach ... then .... slow ... down ... your ... speaking .... and ... hand ... and ...finger ... movements. But if you want to show off, your are doing a good job.
100 % with your openning commentaries: It's not about running scales up and down, is about singing engaging melodies. Thank you, love your way of play and feel music.
I was walking and singing by the time i was 11. when I was 13, 14 and on, it was Clifford Brown. Now I am 77 and it does not stop!
Your vids are really smart and helpful. Thanks for posting.
This is an amazing resource, thank you
I love that approach, it's really simple and sounds great!
Thanks Tony
Thanks Mr. WINSTON for be clear,
This is really going to help my piano playing
Thank u Mr Tony Winston for this very instructive video tutorial on Blues
your demonstration on how to play the rootless voicings in the blues chord progression is superb and most helpful !
Wow, you make it so simple but powerful. Thanks for sharing
I've finally invested a couple of hours on this video and .... finally... I'm getting it !
Yippee!
I've always wantd to play the blues !
A video where you separate out a small collection of right hand licks for each chord change would be very much welcomed ! Thanks.
Great! I think I have some videos where I do some written out licks. I have a blues tutorial playlist. Check out this vid: ua-cam.com/video/oqbXRqcaZoo/v-deo.htmlsi=1U2o3ceQesMdNgSV
Thanks for showing me a different blues progression . I'll definitely use it.
I've watched a lot of your videos and this has to be one of the best. A great combination of knowledge/experience, desire to teach and humility. I'm 69, so I beat you age-wise. But I'm just beginning to learn the piano after decades of playing guitar. There are many great tutorials out there, but I get the sense sometimes they are partly an excuse to "show off". Your approach seems to be derived from a true desire to impart knowledge with a tiny window to let everybody know what you are capable of- to that end the "Blue Rondo" interlude at the end was pure genius- providing a little morsel of something to aspire to. I've been listening to that piece since I was 11 years old and my parents bought a copy of "Dave Brubeck's Greatest hits". I was trying to learn blues guitar at the time because that was so cool in 1966. But that piece came from another world of musicianship,
Second that. Great video.
Great lesson, and very useful too! Thnak you!!
You're the Man...👍....appreciated
Great vid! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your channel Sir. It is NEEDED OUT HER!
Nice lesson. (Wasn't expecting the blue rondo at the end😮😀)
Yeah I'm agree, it's always been cool to start with humming the melodies
Great observations and playing!
So interesting Tony. A different approach. Very very helpful. Back to the basics. Thank you very much. Greetings from Belgium
Glad you enjoyed it!
thanks
Great as usual
Thank you!
Purée ! Comme on dit en français, vous êtes en forme !
You are a great teacher and pianist. Spot on! Just sing your improv in your head and see if you fingers follow what you're singing. Eventually they will!
Please make more tutorial about blue piano...like this
Love you much
Love the Claude Bolling on the end.
Great video Tony wonderful info for those just starting out on the keyboard trail🤠
I really needed these blues lessons please keep them coming🙌🏾🔥
Muy bueno profesor 😊
I've been struggling with improvising. This was very helpful 🙂 Thank you.
Keep the knowledge coming tony
fank sinatra dad !!! u are the best dad !
Don't let the text in video fool you the lesson starts at 0:00
Blue Rondo a la Turk 9/8 time signature, love it!
Fantastic absolutely On the point... Straight to the lesson no crappy wrapped BS
Gracias por su ayuda
A great point, well made
Love the channel; the content, the teaching and Winston's personality. Great channel ❤👌🏼
Thanks for sharing!
I've improved from your lessons and ideas. Thank you Tony.
Tony's school for cool
Singing, swinging and cool bop/slop dance walking.😎😎😎😎 You speak/play/sing truth,Maestro.
Great = more singing please. maestro Winston! 😄 Thank you for your continuing instruction and insights - I honestly don't know how you manage to produce such a quantity of quality! Thanks a million!
Lovely way to Teach seem easy Blue rondó la turk excelente
Excellent teaching .Shapes are it for piano IMO. You didn't get into sharp this and flat that like some jazz teachers do. Just this or that note and you get a feel for it. Excellent. Most of these chords are built off the 7th or 3rd.
Hi tony I love your videos could you please do a video on blue in green I’m confused on the scales to use when soloing
8:37 - very relatable Tony! Great stuff, gonna practice some rootless blues tonight. simple. but not sh*t simple.
Buen ejempllo, fluye F muy intuitivo, natural, me sirve de mucho
Felicitaciones, agradezco estos tutoriales y lamento perder mucho contenido por el idioma.
Those crabs sound fantastic. 😁
I remember Mr Brubeck too
Wow... the Blue Rondò a la Turk incorporated in the ending was super catching... splendid lesson Maestro, thank you very much. I'm still without a Piano, still working 24/7 refurbishing my home in Rome, looking forward to go back to my house in the woods and play all day. But it was very nice to see you in great shape and being so right about music (as always). And BTW you don't look 68. A great time to everybody 😊.
BEST
Have you heard the one about the guy who liked going to all kinds of guitar concerts and one day hes talking to a punk guy after a show and they are talking and the guy says wow I just just saw segovia the other night and he took 20 seconds to tune his guitar and noticed that you took about 3 minutes. The guy says I guess he didnt give a shit.
Theres a turnaround called "ladybird" though its in other tunes and I guess it works because of the 5th in the melody where a 1625 turns into a 1/b3 7th /b6 M7th/b2 7th .... just messing with it kind of cool could use as a 1625 accompaniment
"I'm old. I'm 68." Explain please why you look 20 years younger than I do.
Maybe because you're 88
Lol I’m 61 love the blues
Hi Tony, any chance you teach us the voicings for Eb blues ?
Agredeço muitissimo suas aulas, fico horas tentando absorver algo. Aindo sou iniciante, tenho esse problema com o tempo. Um metronomo junto com algum pequeno trecho em que voce toca a base e faz solo ja daria uma grande direção na noção do estudo. Claro tentar encaixar o ritmo por conta propria e mais benefico pra qualquer estudante. Grande abraço.
Hey everyone, which songs are using same chords/same style? Any examples?
Hey Tony, if your intention is to teach ... then .... slow ... down ... your ... speaking .... and ... hand ... and ...finger ... movements. But if you want to show off, your are doing a good job.