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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn If your improvisation feels flat or unexpressive, the problem usually isn’t your notes — it’s your rhythm. In today’s Black Friday lesson, I show you the exact rhythmic concepts that instantly make your playing sound more confident, musical, and professional. You’ll learn:• The 3 rhythmic habits great players share• How to create […]
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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Once you understand the fundamentals of improvisation, you get to choose your sound. In this lesson, I break down the 3 major improvisation paths: Blues — soulful, emotional, vocalBebop — classic, harmonic, flowingModern — open, colorful, cinematic You’ll hear how each approach transforms the same 2-5-1 progression, and why the musicality stays […]</...
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Most jazz piano students start improvisation in the wrong place. They begin with scales, lists of modes, or random licks — then wonder why nothing feels natural, connected, or musical. In this episode, I walk you through the real developmental path of jazz improvisation — the way players actually grow, layer by […]
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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn BLACK FRIDAY OPENS 11/28 — Lifetime Access to Jazz Piano School👉 https://jazzpianoschool.com/black-friday-2025/ Slow swing is one of the most beautiful — and most misunderstood — styles in jazz piano. Most players rush, overplay, or fill too much space, and the groove disappears. In this lesson, I break down the four secrets that […]
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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Most jazz piano students make the same mistake when they begin improvising — they start with notes instead of music. In this episode, I break down why starting with scales, modes, or “what notes to play” actually slows your progress… and why the real foundation of great improvisation begins with textures, not theory. I walk you […...
