Transcribe this melody from the audio track below. You will first hear a simple Fsus7 chord with a low 5th in the bass, then the line in tempo, and last slowed down.
Transcribe the 2 bar melody from the audio track below. You will hear first a simple Cmaj7 chord, then the line in tempo, and last slowed down.
In this lesson, we’re going to introduce some more interesting and exotic sounding scales we can use to solo over the minor blues form.
In this lesson, we will introduce right hand improvising primarily using the notes of the minor pentatonic scale and the minor blues scale.
This lesson is closely related to the ‘Pentatonic Improv’ lesson so if you haven’t already, I’d recommend you check that out first.
We will explore the pentatonic scale from a jazz improvisation standpoint applying the scale to different chord types and common progressions.
Discover how to start jazz improvisation the right way! You’ll learn how to use chord tones, scales, and blues concepts to craft expressive jazz solos.
"Georgia on My Mind" – Jazz Piano Improvisation Welcome to this lesson on jazz improvisation using "Georgia on My Mind" as our study piece. In this session, we explore the essential techniques for crafting a rich and expressive solo over this jazz standard. We cover major and minor blues scales, chord tone arpeggios, grace notes, […]
Join this interactive Zoom workshop to explore the technical aspects of piano playing, as well as few pianistic tricks that are common in jazz piano.
Learn to improvise over common progressions using major and minor 6th voicings. 6th chords can be applied over any chord progression, thus very helpful in improvisation.
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