Cocktail Jazz Piano Accompaniment 1
In this course you will learn how to play a beautiful cocktail jazz piano accompaniment over the major and minor turnaround progression. These progressions are used in hundreds of jazz ballads. We will cover 4 left hand patterns, and 3 right hand options, allowing you to mix and match for a total of 12 beautiful accompaniment patterns.
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Course Lessons
Cocktail Jazz Piano Accompaniment 1 – Lesson 1
Major Turnaround: Lead Sheet Melody & Chords
Cocktail Jazz Piano Accompaniment 1 – Lesson 2
Major Turnaround: 3 Left Hand Accompaniments
Cocktail Jazz Piano Accompaniment 1 – Lesson 3
Major Turnaround: 3 Right Hand Accompaniments
Cocktail Jazz Piano Accompaniment 1 – Lesson 4
Minor Turnaround: Lead Sheet Melody & Chords
Cocktail Jazz Piano Accompaniment 1 – Lesson 5
Minor Turnaround: 3 Left Hand Accompaniments
Cocktail Jazz Piano Accompaniment 1 – Lesson 6
Minor Turnaround: 3 Right Hand Accompaniments
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