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Jazz Piano 10 Steps from Beginner to Pro

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► Download this Quick Tip lesson sheet:

Jazz Piano 10 Steps from Beginner to Pro

► Learn all major and minor scales and chords:

Beginner Piano Foundations – Part 1

► Learn 7th chords:

Intermediate Piano Foundations – Part 1

► Learn Shells & Guide Tones:

Chord Shell & Guide Tone Exercises

► Learn Chord Extensions & Alterations:

Piano Chord Extensions

Piano Chord Alterations

► Learn Rootless Voicings:

Rootless Voicings – Chord Types & 2-5-1 Application

► Learn Block Chords:

Block Chords

► Learn Drop 2 Chords:

Drop 2 Voicings

► Learn Quartal Voicings:
https://pianowithjonny.com/smartsheets/quartal-voicings/

► Learn Upper Structures:

Coloring Dominant Chords With Upper Structures

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LESSON SUMMARY

Do you want to learn jazz piano? Have you tried in the past and pressed pause in discouragement? Do you struggle to comprehend the music theory that jazz pianists seem to roll off their tongues so easily—“just play an E♭7(♯9♭13)“? Maybe you’ve been playing for awhile, but you still get that lump in your throat when someone asks, “do you play jazz?” What does is take to really be considered a professional jazz pianist and how can you get there? Friend, if you want to learn jazz piano, you’ve come to the right place. In this Quick Tip, I’m going to give you 10 steps that provide a solid roadmap for your journey. Will you join me? Chances are, you are already a few steps further along than you think! Check out the following preview…

1. Major Scales
2. Major & Minor Triads
3. 7th Chords
4. Chord Shells & Guide Tones
5. Chord Extensions & Alterations
6. Rootless Voicings
7. Block Chords
8. Drop 2 Voicings
9. Quartal Voicings
10. Upper Structures

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:51 Step 1: learn the major scales
01:13 Melody example: Fly Me to the Moon
01:40 Step 2: learn major & minor chords
02:29 Step 3: 7th chords
03:03 7th chord examples
03:53 Step 4: shells & guide tones
04:46 Examples of shells & guide tones
05:19 Step 5: extensions & alterations
07:12 Examples of alterations & extensions
07:39 Step 6: rootless voicings
09:08 Examples of rootless voicings
09:36 Step 7: block chords
11:13 Examples of block chords
11:43 Step 8: drop 2 chords
13:03 Example of drop 2
13:27 Step 9: quartal voicings
14:42 Example of quartal voicings
15:16 Step 10: upper structures
16:44 Example of upper structures
17:08 Conclusion

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Happy practicing!
Jonny May
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Guide To Filming Piano Keys From Overhead

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Here is an comprehensive guide on how to film the keyboard with an overhead angle. I go over the details of my setup, and also try to recreate the look using lower budget options. None of the products are sponsored, nor do I recommend them specifically — there are many products similar to the ones I use that get the job done. The most important factors are having a wide angle camera lens and a tripod.

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One Year Piano Progress from Complete Beginner | 28 years old | 300+ hours

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Hello, I’m Grey42 and year ago I’ve started to play piano and created this channel. I’m making piano covers of popular songs with the visualization. You can use …
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