Step #10 – Advanced Playing Concepts, Part 2
Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step 10 - (repertoire)
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Step #1 – R&B Licks
Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step #1 - (technique) R & B lines and improv will not be difficult from a theoretical stand point. The most important thing her…
Step #2 – Hexatonic Dominant b9 #11 Chords (I, #IV)
Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step 2 - (theory) This is another classic hexatonic sound that you’ve probably heard a lot. I love the balance of this becaus…
Step #3 – Trane Lick 2
Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step 3 - (technique) The amazing part of this line is not the line itself but the brilliant Trane changes that it is played ove…
Step #4 – R&B Style
Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step #4 - (theory) The R & B style doesn’t really require much from the keyboard player other than laying down solid harmonie…
Step #5 – Major 7th Popular Voicings 2
Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step 5 - (theory) There are two unique qualities in this popular major 7th voicing. The first being the two whole step rubs you…
Step #6 – Trane 2-5-1 Reharm
Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step 6 - (theory) Utilizing Coltrane’s famous changes to reharm 2-5-1’s is very common practice in jazz. In this step we wi…
Step #1 – New Orleans Street Beat Licks
Stage 5 | Lesson: 45 | Step 1 - (technique) The New Orleans style improvisation is very, VERY similar to jazz language. Almost identical. But…it’s…
Step #10 – Advanced Playing Concepts, Part 1
Stage 5 | Lesson: 45 | Step 10 - (repertoire) Once you get to a certain level you will be able to absorb information and apply it to your playing to c…
Step #2 – Hexatonic Altered Chords (bV, bVI)
Stage 5 | Lesson: 45 | Step 2 - (theory) This is a very classic hexatonic sound that you’ll hear in a lot of jazz piano improv and comping. These tw…