Jazz Swing

Learn how to improvise a jazz piano solo on any jazz standard. Using the "parent scale" method, soloing and improv on jazz tunes has never been easier.

Minor Turnaround Progression and Soloing Techniques

Midnight Strutters - Section 2

Midnight Strutters - Section 3

Midnight Strutters: Section 1

Midnight Strutters - Section 4

Question and Answer

Master the techniques used by jazz pianists to solo over a minor turnaround progression. Utilizing scale theory, enclosures, triad shifting, and more, Jonny deconstructs his top techniques for soloing.

In this workshop, Jonny will break down a notated jazz solo to show you exactly how jazz pianists construct a solo.

Snappin' at Coney - Lesson 3

Snappin' at Coney - Section 1

Major Turnaround Progression and Soloing Techniques

Snappin' at Coney - Section 4

Snappin' at Coney - Section 3

Question & Answer

Learn how jazz pianists construct a solo in this note-for-note analysis workshop. Using the major turnaround, you'll understand how to elegantly combine rhythmic and melodic ideas.

In this workshop, Jonny will break down a notated jazz solo to show you exactly how jazz pianists construct a solo.

Learn how to play stride piano in the style of Fats Waller. Building from a lead sheet, you'll learn the stride left hand and right hand embellishments.

Learn how to play stride piano in the style of Fats Waller and James P Johnson. Building from a lead sheet, you'll learn the stride left hand and right hand embellishments.

How to Play A Jazz Piano Lead Sheet in 4 Steps

Learn how to play jazz piano if you are a complete beginner. In this lesson, you'll learn 4 essential jazz chords, 1 scale, and 3 improvisation exercises.