Something new for the Spring! This is the first of a series of posts that link through to my friend Bill’s site, www.jazzpianoonline.com.
Periodically Bill will post a transcription excerpt for piano that moves into a full-blown lesson on his site. JazzPianoOnline I think is the premier source for learning jazz piano online – it covers virtually everything from transcriptions, voicings, style guides for the famous pianists and arrangements.
Please note that you will need to subscribe, although the site is well worth a recurring monthly membership of $32, especially if you were still learning the ropes.
For this first post, Bill has transcribed a bit of Tommy Flanagan’s recording of Oleo(1977 album, Eclypso) to demonstrate an improv lesson of Chord Scale theory:
Enjoy! And – via the comments – let me and Bill know how you find it.
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I love things that are played on the piano. Most of it can be vary vary soothing.
Why does everybody want to play led zeplin?
Why does everybody want to play led zeplin?