Improvisation Episodes
Practicing Scales, What, Why, How
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode explores the What, Why, and How of Practicing Scales effectively and efficiently.
Celebrating 100 Episodes
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode celebrates the 100th JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode
Chet Baker's, Autumn Leaves
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode explores Chat Baker's solo on Autumn Leaves.
Rhythmic Vocabulary, 3
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode continues to explore standard Rhythmic Vocabulary found in classic jazz language.
Rhythmic Vocabulary, 2
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode continues to explore standard Rhythmic Vocabulary found in classic jazz language.
Rhythmic Vocabulary, 1
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode explores standard Rhythmic Vocabulary found in classic jazz language.
Harmonized Diminished Scales
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode explores how to Harmonize the Diminished Scale using Contemporary Two-Handed Voicings.
Harmonized Half Diminished Scales
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode explores how to Harmonize the Half Diminished Scale using Contemporary Voicings.
Mr. P.C., John Coltrane
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode explores the form, melody, and harmony of the jazz standard "Mr. P.C." by John Coltrane.
Special Guest, Dan Haerle
JazzPianoSkills welcomes jazz legend Dan Haerle; performer, composer, author, educator. University of North Texas.
Harmonized Minor Scales
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode explores Harmonized Minor Scales using Contemporary Two-Handed Voicings.
Harmonized Dominant Scales
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode explores Harmonized Dominant Scales using Contemporary Two-Handed Voicings.
Harmonized Major Scales
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode explores Harmonized Major Scales using Contemporary Two-Handed Voicings.
Special Guest, Andy Milne
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode welcomes jazz pianist, composer, educator Andy Milne, University of Michigan.
Keith Jarrett Exercises, 2
This JazzPianoSkills Podcast Episode explores fourteen stylistically Keith Jarrett improvisational lines/ideas.