Stage 2 | Lesson: 24 | Step 8 – (Repertoire) The last step to creating bass lines will be the addition of diatonic movement. Diatonic movement is what will make your bass lines sound fluid and smooth.

Stage 2 | Lesson: 24 | Step 9 – (Repertoire) In this step we’re implementing our double chromatic approach into the tune we’ve been working on, “Autumn Leaves”.

Stage 2 | Lesson: 24 | Step 7 – (Repertoire) In this step we’re applying everything we’ve learned in our solo piano series into the tune “Autumn Leaves”.

Stage 2 | Lesson: 24 | Step 4 – (Repertoire) In this step will review everything we’ve learned in our solo piano series and also go over some final thoughts.

Stage 2 | Lesson: 23 | Step 7 – (Repertoire) Here we’re applying our tenths strategy to the tune we’ve been working on. Even I can’t reach all of these so use the roll or jump strategy in those situations.

Stage 2 | Lesson: 23 | Step 8 – (Repertoire)

Stage 2 | Lesson: 23 | Step 6 – (Repertoire) We’re now applying our bass lines to “Autumn Leaves”. You’ll want to use the options listed to create your bass lines over the tune.

Stage 2 | Lesson: 22 | Step 8 – (Repertoire) Here we’re integrating the 2nd step of creating bass lines into the tune we’ve been working on.

Stage 2 | Lesson: 22 | Step 4 – (Repertoire) In this step we’ll go over some more advanced RH textures you can add to your solo piano playing to really add some contrast and color to your performance.

Stage 2 | Lesson: 22 | Step 7 – (Repertoire) In this step we’re integrating our RH textures into the tune we’ve been working on.