Includes:
Jazz Piano Lessons: 1 Fundamentals
Jazz Piano Lessons: 2 Song Foundations
Jazz Piano: 3 Basics of Improvisation
Jazz Piano: 4 Tunes & Practice Routines

Learn how to play jazz piano. Join Grammy-winning keyboardist George Whitty as he helps you get started as a jazz pianist. George helps you tackle the F7 blues, so that you can quickly start playing a recognizable jazz line. He also discusses the importance of time in jazz, as well as scales—in particular, bop scales—that keep you in sync with the harmony in a unique way. In addition, George covers using approach patterns and comping with your left hand with guide tones.

├── 001 Welcome.mp4
├── 002 Prerequisites.mp4
├── 003 The blues in F.mp4
├── 004 Essential jazz scales - The F7 bop scale.mp4
├── 005 Practicing the F7 bop scale.mp4
├── 006 Practicing the F7 bop scale as jazz, part 1.mp4
├── 007 Practicing the F7 bop scale as jazz, part 2.mp4
├── 008 Approach pattern 1.mp4
├── 009 Practicing approach pattern 1, part 1.mp4
├── 010 Practicing approach pattern 1, part 2.mp4
├── 011 Approach pattern 1 - Putting it all together.mp4
├── 012 Essential jazz scales - The B flat 7 bop scale.mp4
├── 013 Essential jazz scales - The G minor 7 bop scale.mp4
├── 014 Essential jazz scales - The C7 bop scale.mp4
├── 015 Practicing the three new bop scales.mp4
├── 016 Approach pattern 1 - Using the three new scales.mp4
├── 017 Put it on the blues, part 1.mp4
├── 018 Put it on the blues, part 2.mp4
├── 019 Guide tones.mp4
├── 020 Practicing guide tones, part 1.mp4
├── 021 Practicing guide tones, part 2.mp4
└── Ex_Files_Jazz_Piano_1_Fundamentals.zip

Learn essential techniques to enhance your jazz piano skills. In this course—the second in a series focusing on learning how to play jazz piano—learn concepts that can provide you with a solid foundation as a pianist. Grammy-winning keyboardist George Whitty helps you get started with two-handed harmony, and helps to bolster your jazz vocabulary by covering basic—and instantly recognizable—bluesy chord voicings. George also discusses the pentatonic scale, and shows how to play everything in your jazz piano toolbox over the F7 blues.

├── 001 Welcome.mp4
├── 002 Introduction to two-handed comping.mp4
├── 003 Two-handed comping - Chord inversions.mp4
├── 004 Two-handed voicings - Part 1.mp4
├── 005 Two-handed voicings - Part 2.mp4
├── 006 Two-handed voicings - Drop the 3rd.mp4
├── 007 B7 9-5 voicings - Part 1.mp4
├── 008 B7 9-5 voicings - Part 2.mp4
├── 009 Extended B7 9-5 voicings.mp4
├── 010 Practicing timing using the B7 9-5 voicings - Part 1.mp4
├── 011 Practicing timing using the B7 9-5 voicings - Part 2.mp4
├── 012 Essential jazz scales - The pentatonic scale.mp4
├── 013 Practicing pentatonics.mp4
├── 014 Two more pentatonics.mp4
├── 015 Practicing pentatonics using approach patterns.mp4
├── 016 Practicing pentatonics using the F7 blues.mp4
├── 017 Combining bop scales, pentatonics, and approach patterns - Part 1.mp4
├── 018 Combining bop scales, pentatonics, and approach patterns - Part 2.mp4
├── 019 Adding guide tones.mp4
├── 020 Playing motivically - Part 1.mp4
├── 021 Playing motivically - Part 2.mp4
├── 022 Mixing it all up.mp4
├── 023 Combining everything you've learned so far.mp4
└── Ex_Files_Jazz_Piano_2_Combining_Basics.zip

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.

├── 001 Welcome.mp4
├── 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

Explore songs and practice routines that can help to enhance your jazz piano skills. In this course—the fourth in a series focusing on learning how to play jazz piano—learn new jazz piano techniques and bolster the skills that you already have in your toolkit. Grammy-winning keyboardist George Whitty shows how to play a Miles Davis song—"Tune Up"—that has 2-5-1 progressions in three different keys. As you tackle this piece, George helps you practice pentatonic scales and shows how to play upper structure triads on the classic tune. He also demonstrates how to play "Tune Up" using everything you've learned in previous lessons, as well as how to use your right hand to play over altered dominant chords.

├── 001 Welcome.mp4
├── 002 'Tune up'.mp4
├── 003 Pentatonics for “Tune Up”.mp4
├── 004 Practicing the new pentatonics.mp4
├── 005 Two-handed comping using tune up.mp4
├── 006 Essential jazz scales - C7, F7, and Bb major 7 bop scales.mp4
├── 007 Practicing these scales as a cadence.mp4
├── 008 “Tune Up” – putting it all together, part 1.mp4
├── 009 “Tune Up” – putting it all together, part 2.mp4
├── 010 “Funk in C”.mp4
├── 011 The complete I-VI-II-V cycle, part 1.mp4
├── 012 The complete I-VI-II-V cycle, part 2.mp4
├── 013 Putting it all together – playing on I-VI-II-V.mp4
├── 014 Altered dominant scales, part 1.mp4
├── 015 Altered dominant scales, part 2.mp4
├── 016 Altered dominant scales, part 3.mp4
├── 017 Practicing altered dominant scales.mp4
└── Ex_Files_Jazz_Piano_4_Practice.zip