What is Side-Slipping? Side-slipping is a technique used by Jazz pianists. It works by transposing the chord voicing you're playing up or down by a step (either a half-step or whole-step). By transposing the chord voicing like this, ' in parallel', you almost always move out of the key you're in, into a new key. This creates an interesting sounding modulation - which is perfect for Jazz. When can you use Side-Slipping? Side-slipping can be applied to any type of Jazz piano cho...
All content for Jazz Tutorial is the property of Julian Bradley and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
What is Side-Slipping? Side-slipping is a technique used by Jazz pianists. It works by transposing the chord voicing you're playing up or down by a step (either a half-step or whole-step). By transposing the chord voicing like this, ' in parallel', you almost always move out of the key you're in, into a new key. This creates an interesting sounding modulation - which is perfect for Jazz. When can you use Side-Slipping? Side-slipping can be applied to any type of Jazz piano cho...
Jazz Piano Intros and Song Endings. This is how you add them to any Jazz Standard
Jazz Tutorial
16 minutes
5 years ago
Jazz Piano Intros and Song Endings. This is how you add them to any Jazz Standard
#5. Have you ever wondered how to intro a jazz song? Or how to end a jazz song? Don't worry - in this episode, we cover jazz piano intros and endings. I'll show you how to intro a song, and end a song in style. We cover 'turnarounds', and which scales to play from when writing a major song ending, versus when writing a minor song ending. By the end of this episode, you'll know how to write a professional sounding intro and ending to every song in your repertoire. Download my '10 JAZZ PIANO E...
Jazz Tutorial
What is Side-Slipping? Side-slipping is a technique used by Jazz pianists. It works by transposing the chord voicing you're playing up or down by a step (either a half-step or whole-step). By transposing the chord voicing like this, ' in parallel', you almost always move out of the key you're in, into a new key. This creates an interesting sounding modulation - which is perfect for Jazz. When can you use Side-Slipping? Side-slipping can be applied to any type of Jazz piano cho...
