Iii Left Handed
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Confused Jazz Piano Beginner?
Hi. So I've been working on improv jazz piano for a while. For the key of A minor I memorized all the 7th chords, the minor pentatonic scales and blues scales for the I ii V and VI chords and the major pentatonics for the iii IV and VII chords, and of course the A minor scale. I'm just confused if there are some other things I should learn for this key or not? And could anyone explain me what exactly I can do with my left hand besides play seventh chords to define the chord? I watch people on youtube play and it appears they don't even play an A minor chord when the sheet music says A minor, could anyone explain this? I'm just so confused
The best thing you can do is get your hands on some transcriptions of some piano players you like (or just listen to and try to figure it out). Having the music in front of you is nice because you can take your time and learn it, but you can also analyze it and figure out exactly what they are doing.
For example, you may realize that they are moving through an A minor pentatonic scale in with 3 notes at once... maybe they are hitting a low bass and then stabbing at a triad a third higher to get the 7th chords...
There's so much that players do to make things interesting, and it's something that you'll learn to do once you become more familiar with your instrument and explore the inner-workings of chords and harmony more. The best doorway to learning that stuff is to emulate and analyze what the players that came before you did.