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Chords & Voicings
Complex chords and rich progressions are hallmarks of jazz. This group of courses teaches you everything from basic chord types and simple progressions to advanced one and two-hand voicing techniques and beyond.
Improvisation & Licks
Improvisation is what jazz is all about. Use these courses to learn how to improvise.
Jazz Theory & Composition
The courses in this category explore theoretical concepts and their application to composition and improvisation.
Styles, Arranging & More
Intros, endings, interludes, vamps, full arrangements and styles and are some of what you will find in this catchall category.
Becca, 70 year old classical player
Thank you for finally helping me learn to play jazz piano. I didn't think I could do it and you made my dream happen.
Browse the Library
Explore any topic you choose
The beauty of JazzPianoOnline is that you can learn about anything you want. Browse the titles, choose a course and learn!
Follow the Roadmap
A structured plan of study
For a more structured approach, beginner, intermediate and advanced players can benefit from three prescribed courses of study. Not seeing your ability listed? Contact me for more info.
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You are a novice to jazz but can read notation and know how to play your major scales.
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You know your chords and a few tunes but want a deeper understanding of jazz.
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You are playing rootless voicings with tensions and improvising and want to take your playing to the next level
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Meet Your Teacher
Jazz Piano Teacher Bill Rinehart
Bill holds the M.Mus. degree in Jazz Studies from the Boston Conservatory/Berklee College of Music where he studied with Ray Santisi and Charlie Banacos. Bill taught and played extensively around the Boston area for the better part of two decades appearing everywhere from the legendary Ryles Jazz Club and the Copley Plaza Bar to a long stand at the Library at the Hampshire House on Beacon Hill in Boston before pioneering one of the first online music education sites, JazzPianoOnline.com in 2007 where he continues to develop content and teach students worldwide.
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