Piano transcriptions are a mix of various instruments. Making a distinctive melody line, originally played on the trombone, stand out on the piano is a challenge. You did very well. Thanks for your tribute to JJ Johnson, the musician who struggled to get the slide trombone accepted in the jazz scene, and succeeded.
I love his sound which is so warm and classical but goes well with jazz. His rendition made me want to play this song. Always thank you for sharing your valuable idea.
Hi. Your arrangement is so full of lovely bluesy mellow chords joined together by gently played single note runs. It is simple yet so beautiful. I wish it were longer. You haven’t made the chords too complicated and difficult to play, but they have a such a lovely and sad tone. A clear and easy to follow transition. Thank you.
Gorgeous arrangement--thank you so much for this--as always! I think Bill Evans would really like what you have done here. Your voice leading is exquisitely tasteful!
He is my favorite pianist, so sometimes, I try to imitate without realizing it. I love his special melody with his left hand. Anyway, thank you for listening!
@@rumbol2 There's a lot to love in the playing of Bill Evans, no doubt--I can definitely sense your love of his music through your own arrangements! As always, thank you so much for sharing them with piano lovers here! We are in your debt and then some!
My daughter at 10 is playing classical piano, but I really hope she one day would be interested in playing some jazz too, I think I will introduce her to this wonderful piano piece you just played here.....thank you so for sharing 🙏☕