Latin Jazz Piano College ★ Morning ✰ by Clare Fischer 

Dude, don't worry about damn RU-vid numbers! Maybe it's not my to place say whether you should be worried with the numbers or not. You are one of the nicest, friendliest, most creative, crystal clear jazz teachers I ever met. If I ever got a chance to see your crazy harmonies performed live, that would be one of the happiest days of my life. And I'm surely not alone in this opinion. Keep up the awesome work!

Great video.. Thanks for decoding Fischer's beautiful chords.. ❤

HI Tony, Thanks so much for this.

Nice work Master. Tkyou

Those crazy chords in the middle have always been subject to discussion among pianists ;-) I think you got them pretty well! Good job.

Thank you very much !

Hi. I liked your presentation. First time I found such a precise analysing of the B-part, which for a long time has been a riddle to me. And in so many places it is played "wrongly". Thanks so much.

Great post Tony. It's amazing that no matter how long you have played the piano, it can still offer so many challenges. The satisfaction when mastered is enormous. Keep up the good work!!

Really glad you're getting into Latin Jazz piano. This video was great. Looking forward to learning some montunos :)

Thank you for introducing this incredible song. And incredible video as always! Thanks Tony. And people will always notice good stuff, you should not be worried. Anyways, like hit.

thank you Tony amazing job!

Great song, great explanation and clarification. Mucho thanxo(😉). 🌹🌹🔥🔥🌹🌹

Excelente tutorial. Thanks a lot.

Beautiful work , thank you so much , and greetings from Mexico .

wow Tony ur chordie app will definitely help me and so many learning ur videos, more power and stay safe

Omg! I have was just starting to try to figure this out last week. Thank you Tony!!!

Loved this video.

très chouette !

I actually own an official score for a different version of morning (recorded with the Metropole), and I must say, your transcription is on point! PHENOMENAL video!

Avoir accès à une partition complètement écrite est une faveur incroyable et un hein de temps considérable pour travailler. I hope that you will often be able to propose it. Thank you for all.

Thank you Tony!!!!

Grazie Maestro

Awesome video!

Thank you Tony, you made some substancial changes to your channel, and i think you focus more on the advanced player now. Great Song, great teaching. God bless you!

Absolutely love this song!,........... how can I get the MIDI file of this?

Super Lesson / Demonstration. I think what's happening on RU-vid is more and more people are putting out really good stuff and the algo just shifting things around. I didn't see your channel or Ken Hewitt's for a while.

🌛🌞🌜 Mæstro, would you like to teach a lesson on Petrucciani? Brazilian like. Saluti dall’Italia.

Thanks for introducing me to this lovely little song. (BTW, the cowbell is a hugely under-rated instrument!)

Funny thing - did you know Fender Rhodes are making a new Mark 8 electro mechanical piano here in England. I think they cost about $10.000, (Yes, 10 grand) Your sampling a cow bell set up for $5 seems to do pretty much the same thing. Great lesson as usual. you're kind of very precise on this stuff (chords & scales) but also in a very casual and interesting way if you get my meaning. (Dudley Moore music has a lot of those 4 and even 5 note "triplets". very cool I reckon). (also funny how many people say how much they're interested in music but don't want to learn or watch videos like yours. I mean, this stuff is like gold! I wanted to learn all these secrets when I was 13 years old but the information was not available here in the UK. This stuff is not that easy for me but I still love to study it and try to learn as much as I can.

This is basically a cha-cha-chá.

Just one little thing, I think this style of playing comes from afro cuba. latin makes me think of the dead roman language.