FIRST, THE LATEST NEWS:
Special Offer – Good until March 31, 2018. Limited number of coupons!
Kent’s “A Study in Blues Piano” VIDEO COURSE at $12.99
Coupon discount is applied automatically, if you access the course via the above link. Coupon price is $12.99, list price is $24.99.
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You can get still get it at the full list price here (MAY be discounted by vendor) IMPORTANT: Udemy, the site where this course lives, sometimes does their own discounts, so you may just get lucky with this link as well.
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Lessons, Courses and Posts By Category
NOTE: This is a new edition of PianowithKent.com. Keep checking back, it’s growing!
Private Lessons in Orange County, California
Openings Now for 5 or 6 Piano Students (Private Lessons)
Sheet Music and Related Reference Videos
The notes to “Für Elise” on piano (by Beethoven, officially titled “Bagatelle in A minor”)
Easy Sheet Music with Letter-note names
Courses
“A Study in Blues Piano” Course Coupon (starts now, offer expires 3/31/2018)
The Blues Piano Crash Course (First 3 Lessons, link to course)
Runs, Licks, and Fills
How to Play “Piggyback” Arpeggios
Getting All Lydian on the IV Chord
Learn a 12-Bar Intro for Blues — Plus the Start of a Solo
A 3-finger Technique for Impressive Pentatonic Piano Licks
Practice your blues licks with Ray Charles‘s What I’d Say.
Keyboard Technique
A Nice Technique for Smoother Scales
Music and Keyboard Theory
Half-steps and Whole-steps on Your Keyboard
The Amazing Tetrachord: How to Instantly Visualize any Major Scale
Understanding “Thirds” – how standard chords are built!
Essential Theory: Fourths and Fifths
The Major pentatonic scale, and its cousin, the “Relative Minor” pentatonic scale
Chords and Chord Voicings
“Fourth Chords” — Very Useful (Part One)
A Good Way to Learn All Your “Thirteenth” Chords (by Pattern, NOT by Rote)
Chord Symbols: add2 or add9? (includes my video on using added ninth to chords)
Rootless left-hand voicings for jazz chords – Part One
Possibly the Funkiest Chord Ever
Recommended Study
Book Review: Jazz Piano Series by John Mehegan