Jazz piano lessons

Jazz piano lessons

The history of the jazz piano starts in roughly 1899. Jazz is emotionally engaging music and the piano is a leading instrument. If you have a passion for jazz and want to deepen your knowledge of the piano, you have found the right place. Here at MusiProf, we offer the most suitable jazz piano lessons to your needs and preferences. Sign up for free on the MusiProf

Discover all the benefits of starting playing jazz piano with MusiProf 

We, at MusiProf, value our students and their daily routine, so our objective is to deliver flexible and personalized lessons designed according to what you’re looking for. You get to choose where and when you prefer to attend the lessons. Flexibility is the key, so based on your schedule you can decide to attend the course in the morning or afternoon, during the week or on the weekend. It’s up to you! Plus, you get to pick your budget and price range according to your possibilities. 

Online or offline jazz piano lessons: pick what’s best for you!

Lately, our daily lives have changed a bit. We at MusiProf guarantee you the best music experience, that’s why we give you the opportunity to choose between online and offline lessons. Both options are valid and really simple to choose from, you will just need: 

• comfortably from home: any device with a camera, a microphone, and a stable internet connection; 
• if you want to meet face-to-face your tutor, just decide when and where! 

All the things you will learn during your jazz piano lessons with professional grinds

The piano is unique among most musical instruments. With your piano grind, you can decide on which topics you want to focus on according to your objectives. You are the one who picks what to study so that the teacher creates a tailored lesson according to your goals. You will work hand in hand and step by step with your piano tutor. With these lessons, you will have a more focused approach towards the jazz genre. Here are some topics you can address during your piano lessons

Vocabulary

Before starting, the students will need to have a dictionary of all the basic words, such as:

• Sharp
• Flat
• Half Step
• Measure
• Time Signature

Chord

• C Major
• C Sharp Major
• D Major
• D Sharp Major
• E Major
• F Major
• G Major
• A Sharp Major

Other techniques 

• Improvisational technique 
• Harmony and voice spreading
• Rhythmic fluency
• Hearing ability
• Ensemble skills (leader and accompany)
• Solo skills  

Starting a jazz piano lesson has never been easier!

Start now with MusiProf in four simple steps:

1. Register for free on our MusiProf website 
2. Write down all your necessities
3. Wait until we match you with the most suitable tutor
4. Start learning and become a pro musician!