This page allows you to filter by content type, skill level and learning approach. The courses consist of lessons and are based on selected musical styles and topics of focus on learning. PWJ offers regular courses, workshops that include teacher interaction, and challenges that are divided into a 4-week learning format.
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Do you have to learn classical piano before jazz?
Edith Bugler2 minutes readYou could take classes with a classical music teacher and then study jazz together with him. Regardless of how you structure your learning, I would recommend learning classical piano, because it's a good starting point and then you can diversify into many different styles, using your knowledge of basic Western notation.
Is sight-reading important for jazz piano?
Edith Bugler1 minute readYes, it's very important to practice reading at first sight. Being able to read well at first sight makes it much faster to learn new pieces and, ultimately, possible to play them reasonably well without having practiced them at all.
The Most Common Piano Chords: A Comprehensive Guide
Edith Bugler1 minute readAre 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.
What are some tips for playing boogie-woogie on the jazz piano?
Edith Bugler0 minutes readYou 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.