Release Year : 2017
Manufacturer : Lynda
Manufacturer Website : www.lynda.com
Duration : 01:50:43
Distribution Type : Video Tutorial
Language : English
Description :
Learn methods to help improve your improvised jazz piano skills. This course is the third in a series to explore how to play jazz piano concepts, which can increase the sophistication of your playing. Grammy-keyboard player George Whitty helps add another note to your left voices and tackle promotion 2-5-1 – one of the most important progressions in jazz. It also helps you expand your melodic horizons by showing you how to arpeggiate triads in 2-5-1 chords.
Explore techniques that can help to enhance your improvisational jazz piano skills. In this course — the third in a series focusing on learning how to play jazz piano — learn concepts than can increase the sophistication of your playing. Grammy-winning keyboardist George Whitty helps you add another note to your left-handed voicings, and tackle the 2-5-1 progression — one of the most important progressions in jazz. He also helps you broaden your melodic horizons by showing how to arpeggiate triads over the 2-5-1 chords.
Content
├── 002 Adding your first extension to guide tones.mp4
├── 003 “Falling Grace” .mp4
├── 004 Integrating 9th chords.mp4
├── 005 Practicing 9th chords.mp4
├── 006 One of the most important progressions – 2-5-1.mp4
├── 007 Essential jazz scales – The E minor bop scale.mp4
├── 008 Essential jazz scales – The D major 7 bop scale.mp4
├── 009 Sneak previews – Expanding your melodic horizons.mp4
├── 010 Practicing the new bop scales – Using approach patterns.mp4
├── 011 Practicing over your first 2-5-1.mp4
├── 012 Offsetting your approach patterns.mp4
├── 013 Essential jazz scales – D minor, G7, and C major bop scales.mp4
├── 014 Practicing D minor, G7, C major bop scales.mp4
├── 015 Arpeggiated triads as a melodic device.mp4
├── 016 Using all the tools on extended 2-5-1, part 1.mp4
├── 017 Using all the tools on extended 2-5-1, part 2.mp4
└── Ex_Files_Jazz_Piano_3_Improvisation.zip
Sample files : none
Video Format : MP4
Video : AVC, 1280×720 (16: 9), 29.970 (30000/1001) fps, ~ 1,000 Kbps avg, 0.036 bit / pixel
Audio : 48.0 KHz, AAC LC, 2 ch, ~ 320 Kbps
