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    Raphael Mingattos
    WOW! You are really awesome ! Great Congratulations!  I am Brazilian and I Play piano since I'm four years old!  I'm beggining to love Bossa Nova, I would like to know if you can help me with this style. I'm crazy to know that you are not a brazilian and you know so well our songs =D 
    Raphael Mingattos
    Yes I did see your Bossa Nova Video and loved it.  I'm starting to play Bossa Nova now because since I was 4, I've always played Classical and pop music. Just loved to find your channel! I'm going to study a lot with your videos!  could you please visit my channel as well, just to tell me if I have some future, in the musical carrier?  Thank you
    jazztutorial
    Thanks so much Raphael (cool name by the way). Did you watch my video on bossa nova already? Yes I love bossa nova, by defaul I tend to play jazz standards as bossa novas (in straight time, not swing). I love it, and will try to cover it more in future videos since it seems popular.
    pinto jiranothai
    thankyou for uploading such good videos!
    Pedro Lopes
    Hello Julian, how are you? I would really love to download the sheet of your jazz arrangement of "Silent Night", but i get an error when I click the link... Any ideas of whats wrong, and how can I download it? Great job, love your channen, by the way!
    adanilo379
    Hello Julian, I play guitar at fairly high level (having two albums on my resume, soon a third). Recently I had a chance to play Latin and Brazilian music in a more professional setting. For the region, i played satisfyingly ok, even got a some taps on back, but for me as a person it was frustratingly not ok. Not having much piano players of same or higher level around me, I am writing you for help and eventual guidance. The piano player I played with had some patterns under his fingers that i could easily replicate and be proud of myself, but that isn't enough for me. So: can you point me in the right direction as far as developing Latin and Brazilian vocabulary. It will be my job to apply it for guitar, thus all i'm asking from you is some solid foundation material (theoretical and for piano) that I could creatively use. Best wishes, Danilo
    Daniele Calzolato
    hi Julian, just a "silly" question: what keyboard are you using? The jazzy piano sound is great. Thanks
    jazztutorial
    Hi Danze - I use the Roland rd 700 sx which has AMAZING weighted keys, and some lovely piano sounds (as well as rhodes sounds etc). But, in most of my videos I'm connecting the Roland to logic (the sequencer on my mac) and using one of the piano sounds inside logic - which is the 'steinway piano' in the exs24 incase you're already a logic user!
    MegaFashionTrance
    Can you give us advice or link, how to remember all scales, how to learn them all. They are so asimetrical on piano keys, I have real problem to put them in my memory.
    Tina Janelidze
    i watched first lesson, very helpful.. and i already love this guy ^_^ ;)
    Frances Obolensky
    YOur piece 'falling in love for the first time' is really very lovely thanks. I expect you have written some more. Is there anywhere I can buy a cd of your music to play in the car?
    jake jackson
    Hello Julian, how you doing? Really been a long time you posted a video. Can't wait to have you back here posting some more crazy stuffs. Great job.
    DavidAKZ
    +jazztutorial Hi Julian, I signed up for a year and can't get access to lessons 
    jazztutorial
    Arr thanks Jake - it's been killing me not posting regularly. I've had to sort out the business model to keep posting - i.e. creating my ear training course which has been a way bigger subject to tackle than I anticipated. But my goal is to release that before Christmas and then to post videos full time following that. Are you on my mailing list? That way I'll email you when I upload: http://www.jazzherobooks.com/email/
    smoothjazzaxe
    Hey Julian thx for all you do. Merry Christmas and a happy and blessed new year. Will; Newport News, VA
    splukoes
    Fantastic. Thank you.
    Frances Obolensky
    I'm finding your videos very helpful thanks.
    Gen Aleksandrov
    Hi Julian, I enjoyed your chord video immensely and I had a bit of an epiphany when you were explaining the 1-4-5-1 chord progression in the Rhianna's Umbrella song.  At the very end you show how the last bar resolved back to the relative minor of E flat major.  So it seams that you can take a simple progression like this and instead of resolving back to the original major key you can use it's relative minor.  Does that work in all cases?  Thank you for your feedback. 
    Gen Aleksandrov
    Julian, I attempted to to play in plain old C scale to test out this and went from c major to f major to g major and then to a minor to see if it would sound resolved.  It did not however and I had to go back to C major to get it to resolve.  Is there a reason that the chords did not sound resolved in this instance even though I played the relative minor chord of C major?  Thank you.
    jazztutorial
    Yes! Relative major and minor scales are basically the same thing. Rarely do I think of a song as 'major' or 'minor' - I just see the bigger picture and think in terms of key. Eb major and C minor are the same 7 notes. If someone says 'Eb major' the first thing my brain thinks is 'Eb major / C minor'. And the same for all major / minor scales. I'm always aware of a major scale's relative minor scale, and visa versa. Most music these days is neither major or minor, it just continually sways back and forth between relative major and relative minor, every 2 or 3 chords it sways to sounding the other, as does the Rihanna example. 90% of music these days does this swaying between major and minor, but some songs which spring to mind would be 'Halo' by Beyonce, 'Heaven' by Brian Adams, 'Story of my life' by one direction.
    David Bailey
    Your videos are EXACTLY what I've been looking for. Extremely thorough and accessible demystification of jazz. I'm super psyched and looking forward to jazzing up my tired repertoire. Thank you so much for the amazing talent and time put into these vids.
    Mike Heywood
    Hi Julian, I just happened to stumble upon your youtube channel. My knowledge of music theory as a whole is very basic. I understand chords and how to put them together, but I don't understand jazz chords and their progressions. Where do I start? Thank you!
    Didier Mangot
    HI julian ,i m french and i ve bought your collectors i think this method is for intermediate its difficult for translate but its very intersting and complete i appreciate the mp3 playback and the secret that not school in france say i play since twenty years ago and i ve the level of five year because i turn around i don't know what learn and why , with your methode its more concret  thank i wait for another book perhaps or song.
    Didier Mangot
    Thank ,i stand by you
    jazztutorial
    Thanks so much Didier! Really pleased to hear this, and yes I have a new book I'm about to release. An email will be sent out soon!
    Realraven2000
    Hi there - I saw the announcement of yesterday's hangout unfotrunately couldn't go because I had to go to a work meeting and now I can't find it - was it called off or something? Would love to participate in a hangout at some stage.
    Moses Abdulkass
    You have changed my life...thank you
    Phil McArdle
    You are one of those rare individuals who write, perform, and teach with equal facility. (And you're "putting it out there!") I've been a semi-pro musician (pop, cover, etc.) my whole adult life, and although adult learners are known for being better studies, you're clarifying, putting things in context and unlocking ideas I've had in my head that I couldn't get out before. Now at 13, my son is a talented aspiring multi-instrumentalist, and I'm going to insist he gives your lessons a shot. You ought to have your recordings on iTunes, though.
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