In this lesson we learn the harmonic framework of the blues which is the I, the IV, & the V chord and we create 7th chord voicings.
The benefit of splitting your practice time into small chunks, is that in just 1 sitting, you can cover a wide selection of different theory topics.
In this lesson we highlight the importance of identifying and recognising 2-5-1 progressions which are the cornerstone of jazz harmony.
Welcome to our beginner’s course on how to read lead sheets. In this lesson we focus on the A section of the jazz standard “Moon River”.
In this lesson we build on the foundation we laid with the left hand by exploring right hand blues patterns. Jon talks us through the basics of the right hand and shows us some variations available for the 1, 4 and 5 chords.
Augmented chords and scales have become great tools for jazz piano improvisation allowing us to add interesting colours to basic harmonies.
In this lesson Hayden explored the altered tensions over dominant chords and how to resolve these tensions into the Imaj7 Chord.
We will explore some of the more advanced applications, and how you can add this to your playing right now to sound like a jazz piano pro.
This ballad is an absolute staple of any jazz setting. It’s well known and one that both singers and instrumentalist seem to universally love.
“Summertime” is a favorite song amongst both singers and players. The form is nice and simple, and the lyrics are fantastic… particularly the 2nd verse.