What are you actually trying to accomplish as a jazz pianist?
After teaching thousands of students over the years, I’ve found that almost every player shares the same three goals:

• Learn to comp with confidence

• Play beautiful solo piano arrangements

• Improvise freely and naturally

The challenge isn’t deciding what you want—it’s knowing the right order to learn it.

In this episode, I share the learning hierarchy I’ve developed and why organizing your practice around goals instead of random topics can completely transform your progress.
We’ll discuss:

• Why comping and voicings are the foundation of jazz piano

• The three styles every solo pianist should develop

• The difference between solo piano improvisation and group improvisation

• Why most students feel overwhelmed by trying to learn everything at once

• How focusing on one goal at a time leads to faster, more meaningful progress

If you’ve ever wondered where to focus your practice or why your progress feels scattered, this episode will help you build a clearer path forward.

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