My Top 5 Jazz Theory Books

[@JacobYuan_]

how did you learn jazz piano? did you have a teacher/mentor or self taught

[@michaelkeithson]

Nice! Thanks for this Matt, I already have 'How To Improvise' but will definitely check the others, appreciate you walking us through them. Les Chisnall is a legend, I had lessons with him years ago too when I was up north - hope he's keeping well. Cheers.

[@flonaegeli8097]

love it man

[@unclejohn8520]

Can you recommend some books for beginners?

[@clh3239]

Depending on how much of a beginner- at playing jazz or piano in general? With both I’d recommend a teacher to get you started- it’s like a superhighway & a good teacher can help identify your strengths & weaknesses & most more quickly than you would otherwise.to get the general idea. Then you’ll get the most out of the books.

[@BrendaBoykin-qz5dj]

Thank you,Matt⭐🌹⭐

[@sometimessomber]

Need the scales for obsessives. Sounds like a really good book

[@mattwildemusic]

It is good! ☺️

[@oblonnbeats]

Really enjoying the videos mate! Love from Hull :)

[@mattwildemusic]

Thank you for watching !

[@sean_patten]

Chords is motion sounds great, gonna have to check that out. The Jazz Piano Book by Mark Levine helped me connect a lot of dots in music theory and chord voicings.

[@mattwildemusic]

Yeah I learned a lot from it. Great suggestion with the jazz piano book too!

[@NattyReevesMusic]

love this 🐳