Play the Iconic Jazz Piano Standard "So What" by Miles Davis
Also learn pentatonic and dorian improvisation techniques that really work! Plus some cool quartal chord voicings.
Ratings 4.75 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- Understand modal playing
- Create chord voicings
- Confidently use several scale patterns
Description
Using the classic jazz standard “So What” by Miles Davis you will learn this modal song in two parts. In the first part of the lesson, you will learn about the dorian mode how to create dorian chord voicings which make this song so iconic.
In the second part of the lesson, you will learn different ways of using both the dorian and pentatonic scales for improvisation. Several scale patterns that will boost your improvisation creativity are also included.
In addition to some really cool pentatonic and dorian improvisation patterns that will have heads turning, you're also going to learn some super-hip quartal voicings.
These are the same type of voicings used by Bill Evans and other iconic jazz pianists.
Who Should Attend!
- Piano players that would like to learn to play So What by Miles Davis and have been playing piano for at least a year.
