This Is Jazz: Piano History

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Jazz Piano History Overview:

This five-part series gives you a full look at the rich history of jazz piano. Learn both biographical information and how jazz piano changed from ragtime, to swing, to bebop, and beyond! You DO NOT NEED TO BE A MUSICIAN nor need prior music theory knowledge to love and learn from this course!

Learn about the masters like:

• Oscar Peterson, Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, Bill Evans, Dave Brubeck, Marian McPartland and more!
• What made each pianist’s approach the instrument unique? What are some of their best songs?
• When you listen to jazz piano recordings, what exciting features should you listen out for?

Answer all these questions and more in this course!

FOR ONLY $49 YOU GET:

☑️ Deeper Appreciation of Jazz: Gain a richer understanding of jazz piano, from its roots to its evolution, helping you appreciate the music on a whole new level.

☑️ Explore Iconic Artists and Styles: Learn about the most influential jazz pianists, their unique styles, and how they shaped the development of jazz.

☑️ Enhance Listening Skills: By following along with curated playlists and listening guides, you’ll develop a more discerning ear for the nuances of jazz.

☑️ No Musical Experience Required: Whether you’re a musician or simply a fan of music, the course is designed for all levels, so you don’t need to play an instrument or read music to benefit.

☑️ Lifetime Access: Complete the 5 modules on your own schedule, fitting seamlessly into your busy life. Your purchase give you LIFETIME access to the course!

☑️ Connection to Jazz History: Understand the historical and cultural contexts behind the music, giving you a more comprehensive view of the artists and their works.

☑️ Expert Guidance: Learn from a knowledgeable instructor who brings expertise and passion for jazz, guiding you through each stage of the course.