Minor 2-5-1 7th Chord Exercises
Welcome to the Minor 2-5-1 7th Chord Exercises course, where you will will learn essential exercises to master this progression on the piano.
What is the minor 2-5-1 chord progression and why is it important?
The minor 2-5-1 chord progression is the most common chord progression used in minor jazz tunes. Therefore, it is essential that you can play it in every key and in a variety of inversions on the piano.
First, we’ll explain how this progression works and why these chords are used. Next, we’ll practice them in in all inversions in all 12 keys on the piano. You’ll have the opportunity to play with a Swing and Bossa Nova backing track to make it fun!
This course comes with downloadable sheet music, smart sheet music, and Swing and Bossa Nova backing tracks.
So if you want to play jazz piano and lead sheets and you like minor jazz tunes, this course will give you a solid foundation.
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