Ear training for jazz piano: 9 exercises from 6 great teachers
Ear training for jazz piano: what Tristano, Banacos, Ran Blake, Dave Frank, Galper and Beato taught, plus a study guide with 9 exercises.
Ear training for jazz piano: what Tristano, Banacos, Ran Blake, Dave Frank, Galper and Beato taught, plus a study guide with 9 exercises.
The metronome is one of the most misunderstood tools in music education. Most students use it the wrong way, or…
One of my teachers used to say that your ears are a musician’s best friends. The years since have proved…
“Your two hands aren’t two musicians playing together. They’re two voices of the same mind, and the mind has to…
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“It’s not how many hours you spend at the piano. It’s how many days you don’t miss.” My students have…
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“In your room you learn to play. On stage you learn to be a musician.” — Christos Mastrogiannidis I remember…
«Don’t think of progress as moving on. Think of it as going deeper down.» — Kenny Werner, Becoming the Instrument…
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On learning jazz piano “A video shows you what to play. A teacher hears what you actually played.” — Christos…