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Rootless Voicings, Right Hand Fills

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If you’ve ever been interested in piano accompaniment in a duo setting, then this workshop is for you! Using the great jazz standard, “Summertime”, by the Gershwins, we will explore various accompanying techniques so you’ll begin the New Year like a pro!

Gain a behind the scenes perspective on solo piano performance of the Latin jazz standard "The Girl from Ipanema" by Antonio Carlos Jobim.

What's the difference between a standard blues and a minor blues? Explore the essential minor blues form in detail in this dedicated lesson.

What's the difference between a standard blues and a minor blues? Explore the essential minor blues form in detail in this dedicated lesson.

In this course, we’ll learn how to play a traditional minor blues. We’ll master the chord progression, stride pattern, chord extensions, an original melody, accompaniment patterns, and a variety of essential solo techniques.

In this course, we’ll learn how to play a traditional minor blues. We’ll master the chord progression, stride pattern, chord extensions, an original melody, accompaniment patterns, and a variety of essential solo techniques.

Left Hand Stride

Accompaniment

Add a Melody

Sample Arrangement

Sample Solo

7th Chords

Add a Walking Bass

This Complete Guide on the Mixo-Blues Scale is your missing manual for professional blues piano soloing concepts and improvisation ideas.

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