ABOUT THIS EPISODE
#5. Have you ever wondered how to intro a jazz song? Or how to end a jazz song?
Don't worry - in this episode, we cover jazz piano intros and endings. I'll show you how to intro a song, and end a song in style.
We cover 'turnarounds', and which scales to play from when writing a major song ending, versus when writing a minor song ending.
By the end of this episode, you'll know how to write a professional sounding intro and ending to every song in your repertoire.
Download my '10 JAZZ PIANO ENDINGS' SHEET MUSIC (FREE) at https://jazztutorial.com/podcast
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