What sets apart good music from great music is improvisation. In this first lesson of three, learn how to improv to Van Morrison’s “Moondance” on piano.

In part two of a three-part series on piano improvisation, use Van Morrison’s “Moondance” as a framework for playing solos in the minor blues scale.

This lesson on piano improvisation shows how to combine Van Morrison’s “Moondance” and the Dorian mode “A” scale to create licks and melodies.

Learn how to create romantic, sweet, and sad piano melodies by understanding the basic improvisational devices found in “River Flows in You” by Yiruma.

Kent D. Smith continues teaching the art of piano improvisation in part two of a series based on the chords of “River Flows in You” by Yiruma.

Beautiful melodies are guided by basic principles. In this piano lesson, learn how to use a single scale and a handful of chords to compose and improvise music.

Ready to begin your piano career? Start with this lesson by establishing and practicing a piano skill set of common notes, chords, inversions, and more.

Want to learn how to play the piano? This beginner piano lesson delves into open chord voicings and how to utilize them to enhance your playing ability.

It’s important to learn how to play piano chords, but knowing how to dress up common piano chords can make you an even better pianist! Learn how in this lesson.

Develop your piano playing skills further by learning how to play a right-hand melody over left-hand voicings to the tune of Lorde’s “Royals”!