The I-ii-iii-IV Cocktail Piano Chord Progression with 7th Chords and Open Voicings If you’re looking to add a sophisticated and jazzy flair to your piano playing, the I-ii-iii-IV chord progression using 7th chords and open voicings is a great place to start. This progression offers a rich, cocktail-piano vibe that is sure to impress at …
Indulge in the subtle artistry of cocktail piano chords as we consider the delicate balance between simplicity and sophistication…
On Monday, March 2, 1959, pianist Bill Evans sat in with Paul Chambers (bass), Jimmy Cobb (drums), Miles Davis (trumpet), John Coltrane (tenor saxophone), and Julius “Cannonball” Adderley to record the first track So What on Miles Davis’ legendary jazz album Kind Of Blue. This is one of the most recognizable jazz tunes ever. The …
Cocktail Piano Lesson #1: Use What You Know Home hobbyists to well-trained classical pianists have shown an interest in cocktail piano lessons. It’s no wonder why a pianist of any skill level and background would want to acquire cocktail piano skills. You never know when the opportunity may arise. A local restaurant may have the …
Piano Chord Voicings For those of you not familiar with chord voicings, it is the way a musician arranges/organizes and plays chords on a piano in order to create interesting sounds. In this post, we will explain why chord voicings add vibrancy and pizzazz to your ballads, how learning one chord voicing at a time …
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