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 the
Adam Maness explains the famous 2-5-1 chord progression and gives you 3 great sounding jazz chords to play 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.
As part of the “You’ll Hear It” jazz podcast, Peter and Adam discuss 7 jazz standards you may not know. See how many you recognize.
These thick, punchy voicings are great for almost any occasion. Three notes in the left, three notes in the right (an octave and a note in the middle) and you get these rootless spread voicings.
Want to learn how to play jazz piano? Great news — it’s not as hard as you may think. In fact, if you follow thisa simple and organic approach, you’ll be swingin’ on a simple blues tune in no time.
A highly subjective list of top jazz piano albums, featuring Art Tatum, Herbie Hancock, Oscar Peterson, Keith Jarrett, Bill Evans, Ahmad Jamal and Thelonious Monk.
