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Found a great series of books on Jazz piano for noobs like me.

Discussion in 'Tips, Tricks & Talk' started by Adam Alake, Aug 22, 2017.

  1. #1 Adam Alake, Aug 22, 2017






    The books focus on teaching you the basics you need to know to improvise, each section starts with a brief introduction of some concepts which are then used in a sheet music example which you can play and improvise over and they get progressively more difficult throughout the books.

    I cannot recommend them enough, before I was only using my keyboard as an input method for my DAW, now I spend time doing 12 bar blues improvs and working through the Real Book jazz standards.

    If you want to learn Jazz and cannot get a teacher - get these.
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    If you do not see a reason to learn Jazz - get the All That Jazz class.
     
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