Awesome! Thanks for the lessons. From Cádiz, Spain.

BILL EVANS (; ‘my no. 2’; 😃) , THANK YOU FOR THIS! (OSCAR PETERSON , no 1) 😁😈✨👊🏾

I’ve gone back to the piano seriously on retirement and have 2 grandsons both studying piano 🎹 Sending this on Just excellent 🎼🖤

Just stumbled upon this Made my Sunday morning ☕️☕️🎼🖤

Also, Paul, With Your JAZZ PIANO INFO in mind, I Apply to not just Piano, but also to All The Woodwinds & Reeds I Play & ALL The Composing & Arranging of Music I DO. We Appreciate Your Concern for US Learning The Inner Core of The MUSIC, To Help US MOVE FORWARD IN LIFE ! ! !

Paul, Have a GREAT SUMMER ! YOU & YOUR FAMILY ! You're a BLESSING From ABOVE, to Me & All Here Learning from a MASTER of JAZZ PIANO ? YOU ! ! ! kingsax7

What a fantastic masterclass! You are a gentleman and a scholar Paul!

Intent and/plus Repetition is equal to Musical Success and pretty much anything

I don't have a music career but tendonitis certainly has ended my gardening hobby for this year. These exercises feel wonderful - wish I had known this a few years ago. Many thanks

Thank you for this video!

That Spain harmonization is simply beautiful!

As most of you know, severe tendonitis ended my performance career when I had just reached important milestones. It took 2 decades for me to come back from that crushing hit. I didn't know anything about "body mechanics" or even physical warm up exercises before I played a note. All of these exercises are terrific for your physical well being, improve manual dexterity, helps build hand and forearm strength and develop right brain left brain big time. What I share here, worked for me. But if you already suffer from pain, consult a medical professional first. I'm interested in your feedback, so please comment below. I haven't seen much on KZfaq about these types of prevention and strength building exercises for pianists. I didn't dive into the science behind it. Let me know if you're interest and I could line up a guest - I have the perfect Doctor to speak on the science of body mechanics for pianists.

Another reason why listening to records is so important.

Can you tag the chords?

Woww superb 😍😍👍👍

Thanks for your recent lesson on this tune. I love the jazz-blues sound. Nice arrangement.

Great, inspiring masterclass.

Great content and very inspiring! Thank you for sharing your jazz piano passion and knowledge! Much appreciated!!

Such a good class! 👏🏻👏🏻

Nice Masterclass. Great piano playing. Good luck with CD and Tour. Did send some info for Europe jazz touring. Hope it helped.

Muy bueno, muy claro y exacto. Excelente

Thanks for the Masterckass and thanks for making such a nice song with my bongo track. Spain Chick Corea | Backing Track | Paul Tobey piano. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nZefm72jz6iyink.html. Never studied the song and drummed my own improvisation when it was played on a jam session by some very nice and inspired guitar players. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZyFmaiiq9OwqYU.html

OOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHH the melody is just so perfectly off beat enough for it to have that charm

This video was just so inspiring and I really gained a LOT from it. The progressions were all superb. Thank you for posting this video.

That was a really tasty solo Paul! Lots to take from it thank you!

Your vids are really helpful

I liked it. If you do more give us a continual top view of keyboard would be nice. Thanks.

Hi Paul. Really enjoying the beginner jazz piano tutorial series. I’m pretty comfortable with the theory, just not as quick to pickup so have been rewatching each one. My question is how do you determine what extra note to insert for these bebop scales? For instance if I wanted to transcribe to say starting with key of G or F ? (You know, the next simplest key from C with only one sharp or one flat respectively.) Thanks in advance!

Thanks.

Very nice! Also you don’t see too many Ibach pianos state side. They are quite rare.

Hi Paul, your masterclasses are always very interesting. Congratulations! I’d like to ask if you could delve deeper, perhaps in a dedicated video, into how you improvise in sixteenth notes feel by providing examples with various patterns at a slower speed to better understand the mechanism. Thanks in advance.

I've been playing Spain since 1976. This was very enlightening. I like your use of substitutions. thank you for posting this.

Hi Paul, looking good.