How High the Moon -- Jazz Piano Solo
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one thing though, this is mismarked for the tune "How High The Moon" never occurs until 4:26, thats not what great jazz artist do to a melody........
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Very beautiful. The start reminds me of Oscar. He liked this kind of octave lines with separate hands.
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Wow amazing well done
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I could listen to this day and night... smooth, precise, jazz.. thanks for doing this!
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PLEASE! TUTORIAL!!! =D =D =D =D
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Wonderful!!!
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left hand is quite fast! =) ;D
great ;D
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Yamaha CP 300
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Like to hear you on a real piano though. Boy.
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great musicianship, so well balanced...love the fact that producing a nice sound is your first priority, and that you don't show off in any way, when you could easily do it.. very wise playing! :))
karolosm 2 years ago 2
Thanks, karolosm.
7notemode 2 years ago
Wow. Your left hand, like Oscar Peterson, has inspired my left hand to start practicing again!
Especially the dialogue between right and left - would you have any suggestions (please do) how I could practice both my hands together?
Thanks, loving your music
clementleung17 2 years ago
Thanks clementleung17. The best way to build the left hand is to practice playing the head and improvising with the left hand while comping with the right hand. Think of playing solo's that sound like a trombone or baritone sax. A slow tempo is fine to start out with.
7notemode 2 years ago
E-X-C-EL-L-E-N-T !!
work with the silence,lot of mellody,clean technic.goooood taste !!!
I remember Oscar,Lenny Tristano,a litle Thelonius and McCoy and the great great great 7NOTEMODE of course !!
Congrats again man...
Hug from Brazil
Jeff
jeff2sabbag 2 years ago
Thanks, Jeff
7notemode 2 years ago