Learn this fun Christmas song. There is both an easy and advanced arrangement.

Learn a blues accompaniment.

Jam with other students.

Learn a blues accompaniment.

Learn a blues accompaniment.

Jam with other students in this class.

Jam with other students in this class.

Everyone is welcome to submit their recital piece and attend the live recital.

Learn this fun Christmas song in 5 steps. Each measure is broken down and several ways to make the arrangement easier are also discussed.

"O Holy Night" (also known as "Cantique de Noël") is a well-known Christmas carol. Originally based on a French-language poem by poet Placide Cappeau, written in 1843

In this course you'll learn how to play Jingle Bells three ways: Easy, Jazz and Klezmer. We will also cover improvisation in session #4.

In this course you'll learn how to play three Christmas classics: Away in a Manger, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen and Silent Night.

In this course you'll learn how to play five Christmas classics: Silent Night, Joy To The World, Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire (The Christmas Song), O Christmas Tree and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.

In this lesson you'll learn how to create a full arrangement, using the 4-step Standards Approach, from a lead sheet for Baby It's Cold Outside, a popular Christmas favorite!

In this course, Mike discusses rhythms in life, The Pulse in music, time signatures, notes and rests (and the importance of space!) down to 16ths, counting as a tool.

Mike explains tied notes, dotted notes and rests, 8th-note triplets in 4/4 and 12/8.

In this lesson Mike will discuss 16th and 32nd notes.

Learn an arrangement of this Christmas classic.

Dating back to the 1800's, The First Noel is a traditional English Christmas carol. In this lesson, you'll learn a beautiful slow arrangement of the song.

Without good posture, your singing will suffer. In this lesson Anna will show you how to keep the body in proper alignment to support singing along with exercises where we focus on maintain proper alignment while singing.

An introduction to the four vocal registers, with a focus on Chest and Head Voice/ Falsetto, where most singers spend the majority of time singing and transitioning between. Some exercises to feel the difference between our chest vs head voice, and to transition between the two registers

In this lesson we cover how to maintain and improve our vocal health before issues arise, what things may negatively impact our vocal health and how to build and work towards belting in a healthy and safe way that doesn’t strain the voice.

If you want to learn to sing, or improve your voice, this is the lesson to start with. In this lesson, Jazzedge teacher Anna Rizzo will teach you the basics of singing, the different ranges and techniques to warmup and strengthen your voice.

A lesson to develop awareness of how we are breathing, learn to draw deeper, more supported breaths and increase breath capacity.

In this 2-part workshop we cover how to master and use your rootless chords. Rootless chords are an important tool in both group and solo piano playing. In session 1 we are covering the basics of how to create rootless chords. If you've never created rootless chords, this is the lesson for you! If you have experience with rootless chords already, check out session 2 where we apply then to standards.

In this 2-part workshop we cover how to master and use your rootless chords. In session 2 we will apply rootless chords to jazz standards so you can see how to apply these chords to real songs.

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to work with a bass player.

My friend, and bassist extraordinaire, Bryan Frank Rizzuto and I will teach you the techniques you need to know in order to most effectively work with a bass player in a both a live and rehearsal situation.

You’ll see Bryan and I pick tunes, talk through arrangements, solo and discuss how to interact in a duo performance.

This will be a live, unrehearsed session so you’ll get to see in real-time how we tackle issues you might find when working with other musicians.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson you'll find a block of ten Jazz Piano Daily lessons.

In this lesson, I’ll teach you how to improvise over the standard Autumn Leaves. I’ll also show you different practicing tricks to make it easier to learn the song and the improvisation. Many students ask me “What do I start with and where do I go from there?” I’m going to lay this out so you have a “plan of attack” to make it easier to learn these important concepts!