Advanced
These tracks are for more seasoned players who are ready to take their playing to the next level. All styles and learning focus topics are covered.
Advanced Content
172 Courses
988 Lessons
282 Smartsheets
Get that modern jazz sound in your improvisation using this upper structure run for piano. You can use this triad pair pattern over any dominant 7th chord!
Learn 3 essential blues licks. You'll learn an easy lick, an intermediate lick, and an advanced lick.
Learn traditional gospel piano techniques to accompany congregational songs in a charismatic style with bass runs, stylized chords and more.
Get that classic jazz sound with this essential Block Chord riff that works as an intro or outro for any swing tune.
Learn the easiest and fastest approach to transpose chords using the number chart method.
Start comping like a jazz pro! In this lesson, you'll learn how to construct rich piano voicings for jazz piano and how to comp with upper structure triads.
If you want to get that lush cocktail sound like you'd hear at a classy lounge, then you need to know how to play rootless voicings on a jazz piano ballad.
Exploring the chords from Misty, learn 2 approaches to harmonize a jazz ballad: Block Chords and Drop 2 Voicings.
The complete course on how to create a gorgeous cocktail jazz ballad. You’ll learn Stride-Ballad Left Hand techniques, rootless voicings, and right hand embellishment with extensions, fills, runs, and more.
Root Position Chords, Stride-Ballad Left Hand with 3-7 Guide Tones
Bass Note & Chord "Money Range", Inverted Chords
Rootless Voicings
Stride-Ballad Left Hand with Rootless Voicings
Harmonizing the Bass With 10ths, 5ths, & 7ths
Harmonizing the Right Hand with Chord Tones
Adding Extensions & Alterations, Fills, Passing Chords, Flashy Runs, Creating an Intro
Putting It All Together, Practice Tips
Learn the building blocks of stride piano with this fun stride arrangement of Ode to Joy. Discover how use triplet rolls, stride runs, turns, & stride harmony as we dissect each note of the arrangement.
Intro, A Section, B Section
Solo Sections 1, 2, & 3
Final Sections, A1, B, A2, A3, & Outro