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4.8 Rating 2,717 Reviews
96 %
of reviewers recommend Open Studio
4.8
Based on 2,717 reviews
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About Open Studio:

Open Studio - Jazz Lesson from Jazz Legends
Be a better jazz player, guaranteed.

Open Studio provides jazz education from today's leaders in jazz in an easy to use and interactive viewing environment.

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Open Studio 5 star review on 2nd August 2024
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Open Studio 5 star review on 1st August 2024
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Open Studio 5 star review on 1st August 2024
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Open Studio 5 star review on 1st August 2024
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Open Studio 5 star review on 18th June 2024
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Anonymous  // 01/01/2019
So far so good I’m enjoying it 👍🏽
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Posted 2 years ago
Open studio is the best online education platform that I have experienced. Living in a rural area, I do not have access to a lot of interpersonal instruction to further my jazz education. Being involved in this format has increased, my knowledge, exponentially, filling in the blanks in areas of misunderstanding that ordering books and attempting to study them by myself, could not provide. I am 68 years old, I am still expanding my knowledge. Thanks to open studio.
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Posted 2 years ago
Fantastic Jazz Academy
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Posted 2 years ago
Great chords are a good warmup. Different chords than I usually use.
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Posted 2 years ago
The chord warm ups are great and ive only just started. Very helpful
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Posted 2 years ago
Its not Just the best site for studying jazz but It also makes me feel like i can be part of the International jazz community , having a degree from UCLA in music and having been a ex assistent in berklee at un ria jazz are things i have obtainend , for me that i did elementary school in the US open studio Is really great ..thanks
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Posted 2 years ago
I am a student in South Korea. I have experience studying classical music for a long time when I was young. I have always had doubts about whether I can really learn jazz piano online. I've taken a few offline lessons, but due to my job and expenses, I had no choice but to opt for online classes. However, I felt that the lessons at Open Studio were more valuable than those of offline teachers. So far, I have only taken the jump-start class, but I felt that the content of Open Studio's lessons was focused on the essence of jazz. I was surprised by how they started from intervals and taught how to listen to music as a player. Many offline teachers instruct students to play the keyboard with the correct finger and memorize scales and chords. Of course, this method has its merits, but I really enjoyed Open Studio's lessons, which encouraged me to think, imagine, and experiment with small ideas and concepts. In the future, I plan to slowly learn jazz through Open Studio, and if I ever feel a clear limitation in self-study, I plan to take offline lessons on an ad-hoc basis. I hope that all the classes I take in the future will reflect the efforts and considerations of the Open Studio team, just like the jump-start class. If I have one wish, it would be that backing tracks for the etudes are available in all 12 keys! And also It would be awesome if the "Introduction to the Piano Pathway" is availabe to non members. (I was noticed about this content through openstudio team with email)
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Posted 2 years ago
I like the course a lot, however it’s a little intimidating that’s it’s labeled for beginners (genius chord warmup) because I’m not a beginner, but I’ve been struggling a lot with this warmup (still haven’t got past the introduction). There a lot of info right from the start that isn’t explained like “drop 2”? I think having a recommended starting point or prerequisite courses may help.
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Posted 2 years ago
I joined and left twice, those were on a monthly subscription and finally, I signed up for the annual membership. Initially, I found the courses a bit dry as I still like to play songs. After playing for a while I noticed I needed to build my basics on chords and scale which I think is essential in Jazz piano and Open Studio has strong training in this area.
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Posted 2 years ago
Newbie - only there for a week, but working with Adam Maness makes me aware why my first 6 months starting w jazz after a lifetime of classical piano has been chaotic - I didn't start with the basics! Adam does a phenomenal job of making practicing/learning "the basic chords/scale/harmonies" interesting, engaging, and productive. Looking forward now to Jeremy Siskind's new class. THANKS!
Open Studio 5 star review on 9th October 2023
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Posted 2 years ago
I,m hav ing trouble logging in, they keep saying code is wrong and I know it isn't it always worked before. Your programs are fantastic you Guys are Great.
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Posted 2 years ago
Love you guys, amazing content whether payed for or free. I’d love to have more content of specialized courses like the warmups rather than subscriptions. I’m a classical pianist/teacher/hobby bassplayer who tries to jazz. I don’t have a continuous workflow, im more like targeting my interests and have fun. I am always recommending my students to check your YouTube channel and search for stuff they like. As for something I’d be really happy to see is a course that targets classical players who have the mechanics/technique but developed in another direction. I am teaching in Switzerland, and we have to do additional courses every year to improve our skills. The school pays for it, so I think many teachers would be interested if advertised properly. I don’t know how this translates into paperwork, but if I would have access to open studio pro (even if just a limited amount of live sessions) through the school system it would be a dream came true I’m not working yet full time so the price throws me off a bit even though I find it fairly priced
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Posted 2 years ago
You have the best teachers. They are patient and encouraging. The lessons are extremely helpful. It is the best source of music lessons for students at any stage of learning.
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Posted 2 years ago
Quit easy to use, explanations are sometimes too long and slow
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Posted 2 years ago
Very informative all things music
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Posted 2 years ago
Great website and great material. Instructors are all heavy hitting professionals. Digging it.
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Posted 2 years ago
Great stuff. Love Peter's expertise and Adam's straight forward way of explaining concepts. Would love more guided practice sessions.
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Posted 2 years ago
Okay, so as a musician, I am very happy. Found you guys after listening to your podcast on YouTube. I initially only wanted to do some structured jazz guitar (I just finished JustinGuitar's website, and he basically ends where jazz begins), but I think I might learn to properly play my synth like a piano as well, given that the piano course and roadmap look really solid. Probably the most valuable function of paid online courses is presenting a whole skill roadmap, as opposed to disjointed YouTube tutorials. I am also very glad to see the amount of online community-building you guys are doing. As a self-taught musician who doesn't go out much and lives god-knows-where, it's nice to have an option to come and chat - although I'm yet to use it! As an IT analyst, however, I must say: the video interface is in serious need of revamping. It looks like it was iteratively built by 3 different people, and ended up being very functional, but completely disjointed. In the attached screenshot I highlighted all the different interface spaces where controls are found - there are a total of 7, not counting the play button, which makes looking for the specific function you need at the moment highly frustrating and unintuitive, because it could be in any of them. Also, the icon for the button that turns on the notation doesn't make any sense - I spent a few minutes trying to find it on several occasions. The exact same icon is used for fullscreen... Ideally the most used buttons should be in one space, probably in a line at the bottom of the video + one expandable list for all other icons. Given that you have live notation, a piano roll, a guitar fret, AND a loopable waveform, AND subtitles, it's crucial to present all those elements in a logical way. Anyway, my interface nagging aside, I'm pretty happy with the video and course quality so far, and will continue practicing until I suck less! So that's great. Thank you! -A.
Open Studio 5 star review on 3rd October 2023
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Posted 2 years ago
Hi Arseniy, First off, welcome to Open Studio. Thanks for the thoughtful feedback on the video player. I'm passing on to the Soundslice team for consideration. Best, Dan Martin Co-Founder, Open Studio
Posted 2 years ago
I’ve been playing full time for over 55 years with many great musicians. I find Open Studio a great source of inspiration and knowledge. Adam and Peter’s love of music is contagious and the roster of other artists is top shelf. They are incredibly generous with their free posts and low subscription fees. Don’t hesitate to join.
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Posted 2 years ago
I find the guided practice to be very helpful, I am learning what and how to practice. Where as before I would have to guess at so many things. Thank you Open Studio.
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Posted 2 years ago
Open Studio is rated 4.8 based on 2,717 reviews