I like to view the piano keyboard as a "harmonic palette" just waiting to have its colors experimented with and enjoyed. As a child, if you ever had the pleasure of indulging in a set of fingerpaints and enjoying the feeling of using your fingers in a fashion that knew no limits, you have an idea of where I am coming from. Those ivories are inviting you to have a ball when it comes to "tickling" your way to your personal harmonic creativity!
To help you along with realizing some of that creative harmonic potential (that does in fact exist within you), I am presenting you with this "over the shoulder" session that I know can make a genuine positive difference for you.
You can benefit from this session regardless of what you consider your current playing level to be as long as, to some degree, you are already having some fun with playing some of your favorite melodies and complementing them with some 7th chords. In other words, you're at a point where you're playing some tunes and you know, for example, what a G7 is... an Fmaj7.... a Dmin7... an Amin7... you get the idea.
We even take a look at a neat little chord substitution maneuver that adds more of a dramatic effect to those ballads. Of course, as with learning just about anything, application of these concepts can be used to effectively enhance your playing, whatever the style happens to be.
In addition, we'll see how there really is something to be said for simplicity as it applies to improvisation. You've heard the expression, "little things mean a lot," haven't you? Well, we place some focus on this.
A sample so you can get a feel for the pacing, sound, and perspective.