Michael Wolff - How to play the blues скачать видео бесплатно

JimofAustin1

I love the part around 4:58 where he says, "cool, huh?" I'm like, yeah, that's really flippin' cool.

ryan west

thanks for sharing some great insight!

Samy Samos

brilliant

MegaPetrof

Oh my God I wish Michael Wolff was my teacher!

MDJazzTV

THANK YOU FOR THESE VIDEOS!!!!

Vince V

Thank you Michael, I never understood the slash notation when looking at degrees now I get it, so ii/IV, V/IV is like saying that the IV is sort the "temporary root" so to speak and the ii - V is based off of that degree not the original root.

Eric Schicx

+PianoUniverse ,Have you figured it out yet?I think he's doing this, but I never got any music lessons, so I'm not sure.F B# C7 B#7F(7) = F A C E# ==> C E# Aalternate with C E Ab B# (7) = B# D F G# ==> F G# DAlternate with F G DbSo I think he doesn't plays the 7 chords in his right hand, but not the root of the chords and alternates with the other thingy (haven't got a clue what it's called).Am I right or wrong?

PianoUniverse

I've been studying with my new teacher doing the Real book and all the keys and their chords, and I get the numbering system. Are you just breaking up those chords to get the a nice sound?

TheTomkittelkey

Michael Wolff's videos are the most terrific jazz lessons I ever had! Thank you sooo much for uploading and teaching all this great stuff for free!

KUA - KUA

Nat And Alex!!!

albert kok

Very cool!

Alex Mk

god bless u for douing this for free...

SmellMyKKPP

at a decent level. It's my goal and even if it takes 20 years (which would take me to an age of 50 years old) then so be it.

SmellMyKKPP

Not sure if it was your purpose, but you sound kind of encouraging. I'm a late beginner and I'm often asking myself if I would be able to play at

Kenye Charles

How long does it take to become a piano genius or at least a professional

Daniele Drammauta

I wish this guy played sax

richard anthony

the end was crack

Ced77000

You're a great man

mrfudd13

Someone's been listening to Ray Bryant. Good lesson - thanks.

Pol Tria

Michael you're great.....thanks