Jazz Piano for Scientist

Part I Understanding all chords how to build, play and use
1.1 Understanding Major scales and chords 15
1.1.1 Playing Major scale 15
1.1.2 C Major scale 17
1.1.3 D, E, F, G, A, B Major scale 19
1.1.4 Db, Eb, Gb, Ab, Bb Major scale 25
1.1.5 Basic major chords 31
1.1.6 Basic chords in Major scales 39
1.1.7 Play melody by right hand and chord by left hand 53
1.1.8 Play the chords by right hand the bass by left hand 57
1.2 Understanding Minor scales and chords 67
1.2.1 ‘A minor’ scale 67
1.2.2 All minor scales 68
1.2.3 Basic minor chords 75
1.2.4 Minor chords in Minor scales 83
1.2.5 Play melody by right hand and chord by left hand 97
1.2.6 Play the chords by right hand and the bass by left hand 101
1.3 7th chords and others with 4 notes 109
1.3.1 Dominant 7th chord 109
1.3.2 Major 7th chord 116
1.3.3 Minor 7th chord 123
1.3.4 Minor Major 7th chord 130
1.3.5 9th chord 137
1.3.6 +9th chord 139
1.3.7 -9th chord 141
1.3.8 +5th (Augment) chord 143
1.3.9 Minor +5th chord 145
1.3.10 6th chord 148
1.3.11 Minor 6th chord 151
1.3.12 Sus4 chord 154
1.3.13 Diminished 7th chord 157
1.3.14 Tension chords 160

Part II To arpeggio the chords with bass walking
depending on rhythm
2.1 Bass walking 169
2.1.1 Bass position 169
2.1.2 Bass walking for 5th note 173
2.1.3 Bass walking for 3rd note 177
2.1.4 Chord inversion I (1st inversion) 181
2.1.5 Chord inversion II (2nd inversion) 182
2.2 Playing Arpeggio of chords 183
2.2.1 Basic style for arpeggio of chord 183
2.2.2 Playing arpeggio of chord for 4 beat 185
2.2.3 Playing arpeggio of chord for 3 beat 195
2.3 Playing arpeggio for various rhythm 201
2.3.1 Country Western style 201
2.3.2 Slow GoGo style 207
2.3.3 Slow Rock style 217
2.3.4 Waltz style 223
2.3.5 Shuffle style 233
2.3.6 Soul style 243
2.3.7 Latin style 247
Rumba 248
Calypso 249
Bossa Nova 250
2.3.8 Semachi Korean traditional rhythm style 251

Part III Playing much more rich and beautiful sound
with creation of melodies and variation of chords
dividing one chord into two chords
3.1 Dividing a chord into 2 or 3 chords 255
3.1.1 Dividing a chord into two chords with 7th chord 255
3.1.2 Dividing a chord into two chords with Major 7th chord 256
3.1.3 Dividing a chord into two chords with dominant 7th chord 258
3.1.4 Dividing a chord into two chords for 6th chord 259
3.1.5 The movement of minor chord between two major chords 260
3.1.6 Playing secondary dominant chord 261

3.2 Substitute the chord to create rich, colorful
and beautiful sound 263
3.2.1 Substitute chords for tonic 263
3.2.2 Substitute chords for dominant chord 265
3.2.3 Substitute chords with diminished 7th 266
3.3 How to cadence the music 269
3.3.1 The perfect cadence 270
3.3.2 The imperfect cadence 273
3.3.3 Chord progression for cadence 275
3.4 Modulation 277
3.4.1 When key signature moves to upward
by a half step or whole step 277
3.4.2 When key signature moves to upward by perfect 4th degree or 5th
degree or downward by perfect 4th degree or 5th degree 277
3.4.3 When modulation to other key signature no relation
between two keys 278
3.4.4 For modulation from major to minor or from minor to major 280
3.4.5 The modulation using by minor 7th chord 282
3.5 Tension chord 283
3.5.1 9th chord 285
3.5.2 b9th chord 285
3.5.3 #9th chord 286
3.5.4 11th chord 287
3.5.5 #11th chord 288
3.5.6 13th and b13th chord 289
3.5.7 Attentions for using tension chord 289
3.6 Improvisation 291
3.6.1 Bridge between 2nd and 3rd measure 293
3.6.2 Bridge at end of hyper measure 295
3.6.3 Improvisation 297
Attached - Key Conversion Table 301