Improvisation
Learn how to improvise jazz lines over your favorite jazz standard.
Improvisation Content
109 Courses
703 Lessons
246 Smartsheets
Add an edgy, gritty bite to your solos by slipping entire chord shapes instead of single notes. Four essential positions let you use this bold sound over almost any pop chord progression.
Give your melodies a smooth, soulful lift by slipping into the notes that matter most. You'll learn which notes to slip, how to time them and how to build an engaging solo around this expressive technique.
Pop chords
Slip Notes
Slip Note Exercises
Slip Note Target Practice
Slip Note Improvisation
Give your melodies a smooth, soulful lift by slipping into the notes that matter most. You'll learn which notes to slip, how to time them and how to build an engaging solo around this expressive technique.
Play bold, full-sounding solos with chord blocks, the go-to technique for soloing with chords in pop music. You'll learn the right block for every chord in a progression and connect them into a powerful improvisation.
Pop Chords
Chord Block Soloing
All Pop Chord Blocks
Chord Block Exercises
Chord Block Improvisation
Play bold, full-sounding solos with chord blocks, the go-to technique for soloing with chords in pop music. You'll learn the right block for every chord in a progression and connect them into a powerful improvisation.
Learn the warm, lyrical sound of 3rds and 6ths that pop pianists from Elton John to Coldplay rely on. You'll combine these two intervals into sweet, singing lines over popular chord progressions.
Pop Chords
What are 6ths and 3rds?
Essential Exercises
Soloing with 3rds
Soloing with 6ths
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