Easy Tonal Improvisation: Multimedia Series for Musicians

A step by step guide to apply harmony on your instrument so you can solo, make covers in any style, arrange, create your own accompaniments, and confidently jam in almost any situation. You'll be able to understand and play any basic chord progression in multiple styles, from every chair in the band.

After trying to play by ear for years, I couldn’t accompany, memorize chord progressions, or function confidently in most “creative” musical situations.

Until I changed my approach.

Busting the Myth of “Having a Good Ear”

I didn’t realize how limited my ears were until I joined a rock band and discovered that I could not recognize:

notes below the register of my instrument
chords
melodies that were different than the ones I had studied

When I combined listening with visual aids, everything changed.

How to Visualize Harmony on a Melody Instrument:

I struggled with harmony.

Then I discovered that visualizing it on paper could speed up the process, like training wheels on a bike.

I developed a diagram that shows all the points of connection in chord progressions. By reading along with it, and applying a few simple exercises, you’ll never struggle with fundamental harmony again.

You get all of this and more in my course, “Easy Tonal Improvisation”.

It’s the resource I wish that I had before years of trial and error.

Using my intuitive diagram and sequential steps, you’ll be able to finally understand music like the rhythm section players do.

By understanding the harmonic components of every chair in the ensemble (including the bass, inner voices, melody, and countermelody), you’ll be able to cover tunes in an array of styles from Latin, Pop, Bluegrass, Country, Americana, R&B, and more.