Erroll Garner - No Moon (Young Love) 1950 [Jazz Piano Ballad Synthesia]

Transcribed by ‪@itsRemco‬ & ‪@midiverse.official‬ Erroll Garner's No Moon, also known as Young Love, is a dreamy 1950 jazz piano ballad rendered here with Synthesia falling notes. Garner never learned to read music, yet the self-taught Pittsburgh pianist became one of the most distinctive voices in jazz, composing the standard Misty and selling over a million copies of Concert by the Sea. His lush ballad style is perfect for studying rich chord voicings note by note. Grab the midi below and treat the falling notes as your jazz piano tutorial. Original recording:    • Erroll Garner - No Moon (Young Love) EmArc...   Lofi version:    • nepo - No.999   Get the midi here: https://store.midiverse.ai/products/e... 🎼 ABOUT ERROLL GARNER Erroll Garner (1921-1977) grew up in Pittsburgh, started picking out tunes at three, and never learned to read music - he played entirely by ear his whole life, which makes his output the more remarkable. He wrote "Misty" in 1954, working it out in his head on a flight, and it became one of the most recorded ballads in the American songbook. His 1955 live album Concert by the Sea sold more than a million copies and made him one of the very few jazz pianists with genuine mass popularity. Audiences loved the rambling, teasing introductions that hid the identity of the tune until the last possible second, and the happy grunting that came with them. He is among the most instantly recognisable stylists in jazz, and his approach gives students a wonderfully physical, orchestral way of thinking about the keyboard. Unmistakable: the left hand strums full chords on every beat like a rhythm guitar while the right plays the melody in shimmering block chords, deliberately lagging a fraction behind the beat. Lush orchestral textures, big tremolos, and playful rubato introductions before the tempo finally locks in. 🎹 TURN ANY PIANO RECORDING INTO MIDI Want to learn this piece — or any recording — with falling notes like in this video? I built Transcribe by Midiverse: upload audio and it becomes MIDI with left/right hand separation, a falling-notes practice mode, slow-down and looping. Free to start: ► https://transcribe.midiverse.ai 🎧 HOW TO PRACTISE THIS PIECE Learn the melody and the changes before anything else. Slow the video down, loop the tricky bars, and pay attention to voice leading in the inner voices — that is where the harmony really lives. 🔎 MORE PIANO SYNTHESIA ON THIS CHANNEL ► Erroll Garner Piano Synthesia Playlist (41 videos):    • Erroll Garner Piano Synthesia Playlist (it...   ► Jazz ballads on piano:    / @itsremco   ► Solo jazz piano Synthesia:    / @itsremco   ► All videos:    / @itsremco   📸 Instagram:   / its.remco   🤖 Reddit:   / its_remco   🎹 Midiverse on Instagram:   / midiverse.official   ▶️ Midiverse on YouTube:    / @midiverse.official   ABOUT THIS CHANNEL itsRemco is a piano Synthesia channel dedicated to jazz piano, from early New Orleans and stride through swing, bebop and the modern standards repertoire. Every video shows the notes falling in real time so you can see exactly what both hands are playing, learn by ear and eye together, and practise along at your own pace. Subscribe for new piano transcriptions every week. #jazzpiano #synthesia #jazzballad #errollgarner #nomoon #younglove #pianoballad #swingpiano #pianotutorial #fallingnotes #midipiano #pianosolo #jazzmusic #pianocover #piano