3 Exercises to Master Jazz Piano Improv

[@PianoWithJonny]

00:45 Turnaround progression 01:03 Beginner approach - chord shells 02:11 Intermediate approach - walking bass 04:03 Mixo-blues scale 06:09 Exercise 1: 8th notes 08:12 Play with backing track 09:30 Exercise 2: triplets 11:25 Play with backing track 12:17 Exercise 3: slides 14:36 Play with backing track 15:12 Conclusion

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Wow! You Just condensed about 8 years worth of musical knowledge into 15 minutes! You broke it down in a really practical way! Great instruction! Excellent!👍👍👍👍

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[@joekapp5471]

I don’t agree. This video is too fast. Like all of them. Can anyone provide a link to a video that actually moves at beginner speed?

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Johnny is not just a teacher but a father ,,mentor,,brother the way he teaches ,,we fell his willingness to be a jazz player those who watch him,

[@sayawoks]

Wow, for the first time in my years of playing. I can now play jazz easily. God bless you

[@gwenaellegoff2539]

Very useful

[@williamgao9855]

very clear n easy, thanks

[@wpetercollins5519]

Great tutorial. Love the Mixo blues scale

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[@ronaldunger1732]

Nice lesson Jonny! Thanks.

[@SpanisGuitarBest]

MUY BUENO GRACIAS

[@moinotkis7226]

Amazing! Very informative.

[@FoxtailsBrigade]

thank you! I'm practicing this.

[@emmettomeara1866]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@hilarytoussaint3359]

There is a great jazz education rival underway. With such video instruction young students are going hit ground jazzing.All in all it all boils to a wholistic approach. So so cool .

[@andymusicstudio2485]

:) Oh man, you're so good at phrasing that even these exercises sound like a jazz song, thank you

[@maloneycraig]

That mixo blues scale. Hear it all the time, bit this is the First time I've seen it in a beginner level tutorial on KZbin. Thanks!

[@eroceanos]

That’s a nice scale, man! Thanx!! 👊

[@tysongray4252]

I wish Jonny was a guitar player. Man I really dig his lessons. Keep it up man. God bless you.

[@kodowdus]

That "sliding" exercise would seem to make a lot more sense for a guitar player than a piano player - unless you plan to play only in the key of C for the rest of your life(!).

[@bencepinkal8480]

Man, youre so good! I played your arrangement of Moanin‘ for a recital, but i really wanna learn to improvise!

[@noahsart6254]

Johnny is awesome! I can only play like one riff and it’s getting old so thanks!!

[@yougasty]

Excellent!

[@nothought108]

I think this is great as a hand independence exercise, too. Thanks for sharing 👍

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I love how you don't keep left boring

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Very very cool! Thank you.

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Just what I needed. Thank you for sharing!

[@beaujolaiswright8386]

Looked this video up on my personal to give a like and comment. Really good exercises to add to my exercise cycle.

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Super cool lesson Johnny.

[@WldHny1]

Wonderful--thank you so much!

[@fifthdaniel6413]

Thanks Jonny, another great video! Could you make a video on hand independence exercises for jazz.

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Man! This is amazing!

[@franzlisztish]

EXCELLENT!

[@micmic-sb2wx]

🎈😄🎉awesome,thank you for your sharing.

[@ianfleming455]

When improvising, should I try to stick to the excercise fingering as much as possible? Also presumably there is different fingering for different keys?

[@blueeyedsoulman]

How do you download the backing track? I don't see it on the page you linked. Thanks.

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Eres el mejor jonny

[@NevoAlmighty]

So in 'jazz standards', a shell of root and 3rd can be referred to as a 7th chord (such as the C7, Dm7)? Since we're adding the rest of the notes in the right hand? the band perhaps? I'm just trying to better understand my 'options' for left hand, except doing that boring 1-3-5 any time. Thanks for the videos!

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Thank you so much for this! It will definitely help.

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Thx so

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Thumbs up #1000 here. :-)

[@peggyjohnson1848]

What electric piano are you using?

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Superstar

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[@WldHny1]

Jonny, I'd like to use some of these ideas in my studio. How may I do this legally?

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Don't break any laws while using the ideas.

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Someday

[@christiansoria8881]

And how can i play in minor chord?

[@oneeyemonster3262]

it's a SIMPLE concept..Just keep it SIMPLE... I, IV, V A min........D min.........E min A min D dim E7 A min D7 E7 A 7 D7 E7 A Maj........D min E7. Ok...you could use this scale ( HUNGARIAN MAJOR) Lets just see as a MODE...you can VAMP over all those chords. ( mix #2, #4,)..stack it 1, 3, 5 ,b7 or 1, #2, 5, b7 or 1, #2, #4, 6 :-P Ok...the Bb chord... A Harmonic min b2 , A melodic min b2...or D double harmonic min. you'll simply get....Bb Lydian #6, Lydian aug, #6 or Lydian #2, #6. if that's not enough...just play Bb Ion #6 ( the maj4 option lmao ). In a nut shell...you could play Bb...whatever into A7... be it italian, German , French...or Oneyemonsta version.lmao Bb Maj7, Bb7, Bb min,maj7 Bbmin7, Bb aug, Bb dim.... Just play the same concept to the D...maj or D min Eb into D min...or Eb whatever...C# dim or augmented into D Maj or min... If you see it or hear it as just D whatever COLORS.... be it Maj, min dim.ect Then the same for the E chord....play whatever in E min.. then just play the G# note into A...to get back into the A min or A Major.. instead on playing G# Acsending into A all the time...DESCENDING into A Bb whatever into A... it'll be as if you play Bb lydian whatever into A Phrygian then simply altering the A phryigan into A phrygian dominant, into D major or D min. or A Harmonic min b2 is just A phrygian, maj7 ( Bb Lydian, #6) Or you could play Full dimished WH/ or WH A dorian b2, #4 and A lydian dominant b2 ( both).. in a nut shell....A MAJOR or A min...A min7 or A7 or A full diminished if you want... Just apply it over each CHORD/TONE CENTER

[@MrJamesgibbsIII]

This is a great video to help piano students to get much better understanding and feel of 1,6,2,5 chord progressions by using the minor and major blues scale combined. But to master an entire culture of jazz music in just 3 excercises is absurd. So as a fellow professional musician to another, please reconsider the message you're conveying to the people who follow your videos. You definitely do not want to mislead them into thinking 3 chords is all that takes to master an entire culture deep rooted in spiritually, originality and musicality. Great videos though. Keep doing your thing.

[@johnayres7302]

I think this will be really useful but it does trivialize jazz and reduce it to formulae. Take a soaring genius like Charlie Parker or John Coltrane...this goes beyond . I think working musicians have to have a 'bag of tricks ' they fall back on a lot of the time, but sometimes they get inspired and surprise themselves and others with spontaneous flights of fancy. That makes it worthwhile.

[@justinus]

this is too bluesy, in my opinion

[@muzharkhan1822]

Good effort. Could be better if you teach in a class format, that i, with students and teacher interactions. Go slow and easy all the way. Teach slowly and speak slowly. Just sharing my views Thank you

[@rpuclin]

Yea yea yea ... let‘s everybody play jazz 😉🤣 just like that , with a snap of your finger , who wants to study jazz for 5 years in Berkely while we have you 🤩😜

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Rajko Puclin music is fun - no exclusionary comments needed