You need vocabulary, words, which you can then put together in sentences and paragraphs to fully express what you want to say. Playing boogie-woogie, jazz, or any improvisational music is like talking.
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How do you develop your own improvisational style in jazz piano?
Our 12-step process analyzes jazz improvisation using concepts from the great masters of jazz. Doing an improvisation that only uses the diatonic scale (such as levels 1 to 9) sounds pretty boring, and having an improvisation on level 10 all the time will also sound horrible.
How to Transition from Classical to Jazz Piano
If you are a classical pianist looking to transition into jazz, there are a few steps you can take to make the transition easier. Learn about transcribing music, understanding jazz theory, and applying your knowledge of improvisation.
The Most Common Piano Chords: A Comprehensive Guide
Are you looking to learn the most common piano chords? In this comprehensive guide, we'll cover the basics of piano chords and provide you with essential information to get started.
A Journey Through the History of Jazz Piano Music
From Jelly Roll Morton to Thelonious Monk, explore 75 years of jazz piano music and discover how 20 influential pianists have shaped its evolution.
