Jazz Piano – The Ultimate Beginners Course will get you playing some cool jazz sounds in no time at all!
Most methods of learning Jazz piano don’t cater for beginners. This course takes a fresh look at learning Jazz by following simple steps that anyone can use.
It starts with the basics, and so you don’t need any previous knowledge to be able to follow along. Even if you have learnt piano previously but would be considered a beginner in Jazz, this course is also suitable, as lot’s of the methods throughout the course aren’t taught in traditional/classical learning environments.
Want to be able to improvise Jazz on the piano?
Throughout the course you will learn specific scales and arpeggio’s, and I have designed special exercises that build in difficulty as you progress, ultimately giving you the skills to be able to improvise over the top of classic jazz chord progressions.
Wouldn’t it also be cool to be able to understand and play all those complicated jazzy chord symbols on lead/chord sheets?
Using simple and understandable methods, you’ll learn all about jazz chords, chord extentions, quartal harmony, chord voicings and much more. We even take a look at some lead sheets (sometimes known as fake sheets) so you can see how you can make rich jazz sounds by just following chord symbols. You’ll also learn about comping, exploring using different rhythms that you’ll eventually be able to use with songs of your own choice.
What else?
One of the best ways to truly take on board what you are learning, is to apply it properly, and so throughout the course you will get the chance to learn famous jazz songs such as Autumn Leaves (famously covered by Bill Evans), Fly Me to the Moon, Herbie Hancocks Cantaloupe Island and So What by Miles Davis.
I have transcribed the scales/exercises and songs onto sheet music for anyone who can read music, but again you don’t need to be able to read sheet music to take the course as I have written out the names of the notes for those who can’t.
Extra help with your learning!
The course comes with supplementary material in the form of PDF’s that you can download and print off to have handy at your piano or keyboard. This way it makes it easier to practise the songs/exercises etc by being able to have them up on your music stand, as well as having the lesson info/chord finding methods easily accessible so you can continue to learn outside of the course.
So why not enroll today, and learn Jazz piano the easy way?!
