How to Play Patterns That Don’t Sound Like Patterns – Peter Martin
Patterns might be a dirty word in jazz, but Peter Martin shows you how to play them without making it obvious.
Peter Martin
July 11, 2019
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One Easy Left Hand Comping Trick – Peter Martin
Peter Martin shows you a simple left hand comping technique that can add another layer of groove to your playing using only the root-5, 6, and 7.
Peter Martin
May 31, 2019
The Three Zone Concept
Adam talks about the Three Zone Concept he learned from Geoffrey Keezer
Adam Maness
May 21, 2019
4 Basic Chord Voicings Every Jazz Musician Should Know – You’ll Hear It
Today, Adam hosts the first ever solo You’ll Hear It and shows off some simple voicings you can add to your repertoire, no matter what you play.
Adam Maness
May 17, 2019
Two-Handed Fourth Voicings – Peter Martin
Peter Martin shows you different movements and scales you can combine to add variety to your voicings.
Peter Martin
May 3, 2019
Live @ Open Studio: “Ask Me Anything” With Peter Martin
Join Peter Martin in the first ever Open Studio “Ask Me Anything,” recorded on April 19. Peter gets interviewed by a Facebook Live audience who question him on topics ranging from piano tips and advice to stories about his career as a jazz pianist.
Peter Martin
April 25, 2019
2-Handed Rhythmic Comping – Peter Martin
Peter Martin provides some examples of taking inspiration from hand drums for your comping.
Peter Martin
April 15, 2019
Bebop Passing Tones – Peter Martin
Peter Martin shows you how to spice up a tune by paying attention to phrases within the composition.
Peter Martin
March 28, 2019
Autumn Leaves
“Autumn Leaves” (Kosma/Mercer) is one of the most popular jazz standards of all time. This chord arrangement is aimed at demonstrating practical jazz chord voicings under melodies as well as inner voice movement and harmonic substitutions. DONWLOAD PDF Provide us your email to get instant access to the PDF chart. We only send you great
Adam Maness
March 7, 2019
5 Easy Jazz Piano Chords That Sound Great
Want to play great sounding jazz piano chords? Great news! You DON’T have to first learn jazz theory to play fantastic sounding jazz chords. In fact, it can confuse and frustrate you if you dive first into the treacherous world of jazz theory. There’s lots of videos, blog posts, and teaching online that will show you
Peter Martin
March 6, 2019
