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Erroll was Autistic at a time when the condition was not recognised. He had Savant piano playing skills. Glenn Gould and David Helfgott (remember the movie "Shine") also had Autism.

Where were U, love this musik

Perfect, merci 😊😊

Excelente

Jezz 😎

😅😅 thanks a lot

Yardbird suite 🤔

😂😂 how to bebop please

😅more exercises please

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Erroll was extremely popular in The Netherlands at the time; my parents went to all his concerts and his LP's were in constant rotation at home; I remember my brother put one on auto repeat while studying for his PhD ...

Very nice 🎷thank you

Beautiful!! I never hear trumpet players on this tune ... I know McCoy was famously accompanied by Joe Henderson, I'd love to hear what that would sound like.

for tenor sax ???

more than wonderful

Molto bravo!

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49:13 outro song name?

Ca débroussaille grave!

Do you have the pdf for this workout?

Merci pour cette mise en lumière 😊

Wow merci beaucoup Alex !!! Superbe analyse 🙏🏽

Gorgeous !! 😎

The greatest pianist who ever lived. Period.

Merci de donner ces cours en Français Alex!

Complete course: jazzvideolessons.net/standards-studies/blue-in-green/

Cours complet: jazzvideolessons.net/standards-studies/blue-in-green/

super , vraiment merci

Mr McCarty. Classical musician. i just loved your interview about errol Garner , and have adored listening to him and you all my life. Nourushes me endlessly touring: sitting in the sidestage of an opera house and listening to those wonderful flights of fancy.very best wishes to you and thank you so much for enriching my life. Simon.

hearing bunky green as well as tristano/konitz/marsh influence! very nice work

Je t'écoute toujours avec beaucoup de respect ! Et autant d'attention Merci ! One more time !

nice to hear a great alto sound

What's the name of the first song he plays

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Nice exercise. Good for the fingers, mind and ears!

I loved Erroll young. Yes its too bad, todays youth doesn't know this music.

Thanks Alex, I find that whilst there are loads of great tutorials out there, now and then you come across one that really resonates with you. Love this pattern exercise and I am going to incorporate it into my practice schedule. Thank you!

Grazie dall'Italia

I heard this one for Sam Rivers himself but cannot find it again here on youtube and to me it's the best version of all. It avoids this ugly bouncing back and forth (Ebmaj-Dm-Ebmaj) by replacing the Ebmaj on bar 6 with it's relative minor Cm7 and replacing also Dm7 on bar 7 with a beautiful B7#11 and finally adds a sus 4 to the Bbm7 of bar 8 for voicing purposes ( F of B7#11 going to Eb of Bbm7sus4) It sounds great with this beautiful descending movement.

Excellent performance, bird should be around to hear him, very fast on the alto. Excellent

Bonjour ! C'est la première fois que je vois un cours aussi simple et efficace avec autant de clarté sur les différentes harmonisations possible, comme le tritonique, le 2/5/1 ETC... Je visualise beaucoup beaucoup de cours de PIANO depuis plus d'un an et là vous résumé le tout . Mais aussi grâce aux précédentes vidéos que je vois mon propre cheminement ... Merci encore mille fois

LA CLASSE !

Love the Giant Steps quote at the end of the head; Dameron turnarounds are the precursor to Coltrane changes so fits perfectly.

Nice! and different. You seem to take a 'sideways' look at the music, as Monk and Stan Tracey do.

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Très intéressant merci Alex

You are a very handsome man.