Autumn Leaves Piano Jazz

First try on YouTube!
I want to become a jazzman but i need to progress...
You are here for that :o)
Thanks for comments !

Wish you the best !

Category:

Music

Tags:

• autumn
• leaves
• piano
• jazz

[Madra93]

Vous connaissez le morceau par coeur ?

Vous ne tournez pas les pages de la partition...

J'apprécie beaucoup le rythme et les variations.

[futurejazzman]

ce n'est pas le morceau le + difficile à apprendre ;o)

Merci pour les comments :)

[DORIANoFILMS]

forget the comment .. you are ok..

that's "Jass"

[futurejazzman]

what Does "Jass" Mean ?

[futurejazzman]

Many Thanks To VolvoxBurger.

He seems to be a very available and helpful guy :o)

[markmarktarmann]

@dshy76 lastly, i'd say you are right, at the end of your question. the listener should be able to enjoy it with no knowledge of jazz harmonies, and without even having heard the song beforehand. the rhythm, the musical "colors" he/she invokes, the interaction between musicians should make it enjoyable for you.

[markmarktarmann]

@dshy76 there is no "typical" listener, at a show 40% might be musicians at different levels. i play jazz, the guy next to me might play piano, but not have studied harmony.

my wife plays sax (6 years) some jazz melodies, but wouldn't know the name of any chord a musician is improvising "over". a good improviser will "spell" out the chord with notes from that chord, and always keep the melody in mind, thus you in the audience will have an idea where in the song you & he are. i hope that helps.

[markmarktarmann]

@dshy76 depends on how well you know harmony and the song. an intermediate (for lack of a better word) level jazz musician like myself can hear "everything"; what chord, most of the alterations "color notes"to the chords. if you know what a simple "C" triad (chord) sounds like,C-E-G and you add Bb, then it is a "C7". if you add a D, then it's C 7 9. i can hear the diff. Take a music/jazz appreciation class at a JC. It's how i started. But beware, u might get hooked! i'd say "simply" enjoy it.

[markmarktarmann]

@futurejazzman ebonics (ghetto black american) "individualistic" respelling of jazz. 

[rn6hi]

>>>I want to become a jazzman

Hi! You do it very well indeed! Congrats!

[samuelperezcastillo]

muy buena, me encanta la interpretación

[Karelverbuyst]

@dshy76 Evrybody can enjoy jazz, you dont have to recognize chord patterns.

But when you play the instrument that you hear and you have a well trained ear you may appreciate it more..

I play jazz-guitar my self and because of that i do appreciate a lot of music others would find to 'technical' or 'complex' in harmonies. And by knowing how it is to play the instrument and how the original composition is, it is really intresting to hear how the musician improvises on the song.

[gsracer123]

@henar143 agreed. make up one idea in the beginning for your improvisation and then stick to that idea for the rest of your improv and just keep building on it.  don't just play scales up and down the piano like youre doing. anyone can do that. if you take my above advice your solo will start to come alive and you will get into it a lot more.

[dshy76]

Great performance... Sounds very nice..

I am quite new to jazz music.. A have a query - does a typical jazz listener recognize chord progressions in the

improvised section.. (He obviously may not know the chord names).. Or is it that the listener just enjoys the

improvised music without understanding where the musician is (in the chord progression)..