Easy Jazz Piano Improv With Extensions
Using extensions to improvise with is usually very overwhelming. How do we use them? When do we use them? Where do we use them? I never got much clear education on this but I’m about to change that for you. In this lesson I’ll show you 3 clear strategies you can use to integrate extensions. Specifically the b9 in this episode. In the upcoming weeks, I’ll go through the other extensions and show you those as well.
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Beginner Jazz Piano: The 6 Best Tips
The 6 tips I teach in this lesson will drastically and instantly make your playing sound like and intermediate or advanced player. They are the bedrock to creating a more advanced sound and every beginner players should work to implement them today. They will change your life.
If you’re a beginner and want to develop a rock solid foundation and learn the fundamental principles you need for solo piano, voicings, and improv register for my free masterclass by going to the link below.
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Jazz Piano Practice Routine in 3 Steps
Most of the time beginner and intermediate students have a hard time creating a thick and lush sound while playing solo piano. And I don’t blame them. It took me FOREVER to figure this out. But with these 3 tips you’ll be able to create a large orchestral sound from your solo piano playing in no time. They’re easy to learn and easy to integrate.
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In this free masterclass, I’ll teach you 6 of the most important jazz piano hacks on solo piano, improvisation, and voicings that you will use for the rest of your life.
I’ll also teach you the number one reason why most students fail, and my 4 step learning process that will make drastic improvements to your playing when implemented.
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3 Strategies To Fill Out Your Solo Piano Sound
Most of the time beginner and intermediate students have a hard time creating a thick and lush sound while playing solo piano. And I don’t blame them. It took me FOREVER to figure this out. But with these 3 tips you’ll be able to create a large orchestral sound from your solo piano playing in no time. They’re easy to learn and easy to integrate.
If you’re interested in learning more about my solo piano system and how it can help you quickly and easily change your solo piano performance go to the link below to get my free 3 part video workshop.
It’s very in depth and will give you a lot of amazing education you can work on today.
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The Greatest Beginner Solo Piano Tip in 1 Minute
This tip that I will teach you in literally one minute has the power to drastically change your solo piano sound instantly. Don’t believe me? Well there is only one thing I have left to say…try it. It isn’t for everyone because you might be well beyond this, but if you’re playing LH root position chords with RH single note melody lines…then you absolutely need to watch this.
Even if you think you’re an intermediate or advanced player, try to do this with some tunes. If you can’t…it might be a good time to working on your fundamentals so you can integrate this into your playing. This step will allow you to add many more advanced concepts into your playing with ease.
If you’re interested in learning more about my solo piano system and how it can help you quickly and easily change your solo piano performance go to the link below to get my free 3 part video workshop.
It’s very in depth and will give you a lot of amazing education you can work on today.
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Daily Jazz Piano Practice: A 4 Step System
Download: MP3 Audio59 MB Facebook Twitter LinkedIn The number one issue I see students encounter when trying to learn jazz piano is overload of information. With the internet these days, you can find anything you want. But is that a good thing? Don’t count on it. You’re not the teacher, so you don’t really know […]
Jazz Piano Voicings For Comping: The 2 BEST Pro Voicings
A fellow musician who is learning how to play jazz piano mentioned that all the voicings he uses sound to thin. I asked him what voicings he was using. He said he was using a lot of drop 2’s and rootless voicings in the high register of the piano. BOOM. There is the issue. The number 1 issue in fact that students have when comping jazz on piano. Most videos, blogs, even teachers, teach about rootless voicings, or upper structure voicings that are all up high. Most students should actually begin they’re comping journey down low with these 2 voicings! Enjoy!
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LH Comping For Exercises: 4 Easy Methods
WP & YT Summary: Most jazz piano students have no control over their left hand while improvising. This can drastically take away from your improvisation sound. Most students also don’t even know HOW to fix this or what to do. In this video I’ll show you 4 very easy patterns and methods your LH can use while you improvise to ensure you sound like a pro.
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Red Garland Transcription Analysis
Red Garland was one of the greatest jazz pianists to ever live. This transcription analysis covers the tune, “A Foggy Day”, and is off the album, “A Garland of Red”. This analysis is taken from directly inside my brand new Improvisation Mastery Specialty course which is now available for purchase at a discount by going to the link below.
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How To Improvise Over Like Someone In Love
In this free lesson I’m going to walk you through how to improvise over the tune Like Someone In Love. This is taken directly from a live lesson that I gave to all the JPS members during the Tune of The Month Series that we do. If you’re interested in learning more about improvisation, go check out my new specialty course that’s being released called, Improvisation Mastery.
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