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Learn to play a fun piano arrangement of "Don't Know Why" by Norah Jones while mastering intriguing chords, progressions and improv techniques.
Solo like a pro over B.B. King's signature song. Master “The Thrill Is Gone” chords, voicings, bass line and more for this iconic blues tune.
Want to learn how to play funk music on piano, but don’t know where to start? This beginner guide to funk piano has everything you need!
Ever experienced a rut in your jazz journey? This hands-on lesson will help you find joy in playing fun jazz piano lines like Oscar Peterson!
Beginners often overplay when they improvise on piano. This lesson magnifies the paradox of improvisation—how more structure can be liberating!
Improvising with different types of scales can help you create multiple new melodic ideas for your solos…here's a blueprint for how to do it.
Discover, learn and apply ten classic Oscar Peterson licks that are accessible to jazz piano students of all playing levels.
Invited to play a song for an event? Chances are, you'll be tapped to improvise some background piano music too. Best to be prepared.
Discover pro insights on how to dress up Erroll Garner's "Misty" with intermediate and advanced jazz piano concepts and techniques.
Get your blues piano soloing chops in shape with Jonny's 10 top blues piano licks. This lesson is guaranteed to get you gig ready!
Do your improv lines sound aimless? Develop authentic jazz language with bebop scales used by legends like Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie!
"Elevator music" may get a bad rap among highbrow musicians, but learning to fill a crowded room with chill piano vibes can put you in good company.
Discover essential jazz ballad performance techniques for crafting a solo piano arrangement of the popular standard "When I Fall In Love."
Learn how to play soulful R&B piano chords and improvise, even as a beginner. This lesson makes pro piano concepts accessible to all levels.
Take your jazz improv up a notch with double time lines using 16th notes. Explore double time licks for all levels over 2-5-1 progressions.
What's the difference between a standard blues and a minor blues? Explore the essential minor blues form in detail in this dedicated lesson.
Learn to comp and improv on "Giant Steps"…one of the most feared and revered jazz tunes. Then master reharmonization using Coltrane changes.
Learn to improvise with the exotic Phrygian Dominant Scale, the most hauntingly beautiful jazz scale. Discover its origin and how it's used.
Discover a fun improv practice game for expanding your jazz vocabulary with original 2-5-1 jazz licks using 3 different dominant scales.
How about a change in your major playing? That's right...these 5 alternate scales to improvise on major chords are game changers!
Spread joy and happiness with the Happy Chord Progression—a contemporary pop piano groove that is overflowing with good vibes.
