Master the 5-step system that makes jazz chords feel effortless
Unlock the secret to reading chord symbols like a pro
Learn jazz standards quickly without getting lost in complex voicings
Master the most important jazz rhythms you need to play in a jazz band
Create your own rhythmic phrases and start improvising with confidence
Discover the art of comping and the key to becoming a jazz band pianist
Learn the three left-hand techniques that will transform your jazz comping
Discover how to transform any melody into a jazz style
Learn the secrets to developing hand independence
The Basic Soloing System
Learn the key mindset shifts that will allow you to overcome your fears of improvisation
How to solo creatively using The Basic Voicing System
Learn our 4-step process to generate endless solo ideas
Learn the "unspoken rules" of jazz jam sessions
Learn the jazz intros and endings that every jazz musician knows
Practice jam session performance format and the secret to "Jam Session Magic"
Private Community: Get all your questions answered daily so you are never second guessing or wasting time!
Customized Course: The course will be built around your specific needs as an early adopter. This is something that people will not get to experience with the finished course!
Anyone Can Play Jazz Chords E-Book: This 30-page e-book covers everything that pianists need to start playing jazz chords with ease. Use to practice along with the course or as a guide for teaching your own students.
Workbooks and Worksheets for Each Chapter: Follow along with each lesson, each assignment demonstrated both in video and print-out format.
The JPL Jazz Standard Songbook: Use a curated collection of lead sheets for essential jazz standards that students can start learning right away, formatted for beginners.
The JPL Backing Track Library: Practice along with .mp3 backing tracks and learn standard arrangements of jazz standards
Krista has taken jazz piano lessons with 5 other jazz pianists, but has given up every time. Now she's able to confidently read chords from lead sheets, and is preparing for her first jam session!
Deena sings and accompanies herself but has always had a dream of playing in a jazz band with her husband Alan. Deena has been able to gain confidence in her comping and enjoy jamming with Alan!
When Maddy began working with me, she was terrified to improvise. Today, not only does she perform with local orchestras, but she regularly attends jam sessions and takes gigs where she is able to improvise confidently!
Throughout my journey as a jazz pianist, I've had the great opportunity to help other pianists become improvisers and to start playing jazz, and guess what the #1 thing I've learned is...?
1. Host and attend their first jam sessions
2. Join their first band
3. Win auditions with their dream music schools (IU-Bloomington, CCM, UNT)
4. Teach improv to their own piano students...
Pianists who want a simple and easy way to get started as a jazz pianist
People who want the RIGHT way rather than struggle for years with jazz piano "Tips and Tricks"
Pianists who want to get off the page and learn to improvise and play jazz piano
Intermediate and Advanced Pianists
Beginning and Intermediate Jazz Pianists
Jazz Vocalists wanting to accompany themselves when they perform
Jazz Instrumentalists wanting to solidify their understanding of jazz harmony
Pianists who aren't willing to take instructions and prefer to figure things out on your own with trial and error.
Those who want to skip the fundamentals and take longer to get to their goals by neglecting their foundations.
Yes, you could technically learn many similar things by spending hours watching YouTube videos. However, you would not be able to achieve the same results that my students have achieved, simply because you don't have a clear, step-by-step way to progress from one learning activity to another.