Howard Morgen: My Funny Valentine

Howard Morgen playing this jazz standard from his arrangement in his book, "Through Chord-Melody and Beyond" (Alfred Music).

Category:

Music

Tags:

• guitar
• jazz
• solo
• chord-melody
• Howard
• Morgen
• fingerstyle

[ddurden7]

Simply fantastic. I am working through your fingerboard breakthrough course, and its been a huge eye opener for me. You are as great a teacher as you are a player. Thanks so much.

[howardmorgen]

@ddThank you for those very enthusiasyic and heartwarming commentson my work brdt regards, Howard

[carvetop01]

Beautiful Howard!

Fabulous colors in your harmony!

allen

[howardmorgen]

@cThank you Allen once again. Those comments coming from you with your ears are particully gratifing.. Best as always,

howard1

[zu0832]

simply wonderful

[howardmorgen]

Thank you very much for your comment and your subscription to my channel

[chrisbuonovideos]

Rest in peace, Howard. Thanks for all the great music.

[awfulguitarplucker]

i cant help but seein Lenny Breau on your style!

[escarenoazul]

Hi, great sound and musical ideas of arranging, and beautiful instrument , what model of eastman guitars are this?and have idea of their price today? congratulations from monterrey mexico!!

[hueseph]

That guitar has amazing tone.

Nice playing as well.

[vincelaz]

Awesome!!! I'm studying your Fingerboard Breakthrough dvd and it's opened up a whole new world on the guitar ... Brilliant Master teacher ... all guitar players from beginners to pros should learn from your course .... Thanks for this ...

[SmallDays1]

Hi Howard, such a lovely version and a sweet guitar sound. You inspired me to post a version of us having fun with the same great number. We hope that you like it, Best wishes, Gael, Dave and Natalie (Small Days)

[Rotitomato]

This guy has a book, I must have it!

[TonyMistry]

Just the best...

[themikeaustin]

@howardmorgen Great stuff Howard! It's amazing how you evoke the melody without actually focusing on it. It's been a long time since my photo was up on your wall, but I still remember your lessons, your De'Angelico and your 7-string George Van Eps guitar. Thank you!