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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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Anonymous  // 01/01/2019
Open Studio is an amazing place to learn music. The teachers are very knowledgeable, and helpful. I really enjoy the Daily Practice Guide. It's a nice way of keeping you motivated. The support team is amazing and the community of members are positive and supportive. I'm having a great time at Open Studio Jazz.
Open Studio 5 star review on 31st October 2020
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Posted 5 years ago
I first heard of Peter Martin through his podcast channel "2 minute jazz." Then Peter started showing up on YouTube. I appreciated the short, bite-sized tutorials that I could use in my own playing. I decided to try a lesson through Open Studio. What I love about the lessons and what I want to integrate into my own teaching is the combination of video, pdf and Sound Slice, which allows you to see music as it's being played and slow down certain sections you want to hear over and over again.
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Posted 5 years ago
This is the best jazz site on the web. The material is professional quality and the teachers are great. Peter Martin, Geoffrey Keezer, Christian McBride and Adam Maness are all at the top of their game. I look forward to new discoveries each and every day. jh
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Posted 5 years ago
Great Tutorials . If you want to learn jazz ; you must take this course . Everything is so well explained . Thank you Peter sir Adam Sir for sharing your ocean of of knowledge. Namaskar.
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Posted 5 years ago
Love Romero!
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Posted 5 years ago
Helps to strengthen the fundamentals
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Posted 5 years ago
Absolutely amazing what’s on offer with open studio and the A class delivery. People who really care for the craft and want to share valuable knowledge.
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Posted 5 years ago
Awesome course site for professionals and beginners! More power to you guys!
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Posted 5 years ago
Very pleased with the online lessons. The format is easy to navigate and the material is presented in a clear, concise way. Thanks!
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Posted 5 years ago
As an intermediate student of Jazz, Open Studio allowed me to focus on exactly what I needed to practice in order to improve.
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Posted 5 years ago
Fantastic, really helpful.
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Posted 5 years ago
Being a classically trained pianist, I have been trying to learn jazz piano on my own without much success. I tried various blogs, youtube channels and books, but it always felt like piece meal without a cohesive plan. The courses from Open Studio courses really fit my needs with sequential well-planned lessons and guided practices. The instructors are phenomenal musicians and they make it fun.
Open Studio 5 star review on 10th October 2020
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Posted 5 years ago
This isn’t an exhaustive review because i’ve only recently started a couple of courses. But I love the relaxed & easy to follow conversational style of the videos (even while discussing quite theoretical subject matter). Enjoy the knowledgeable presenters. The support & community aspect is impressive too. The commitment to music as an art form, to teaching, & to the community of musicians is palpable. Keep up the good work!
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Posted 5 years ago
I love the way Peter Martin approaches his lessons. (As well as everyone else.) I’ve always lacked confidence with solo piano, even though I have performed solo piano throughout my musical career. But thanks to Peter, Adam, and Geoffrey - I’ve become confident in knowing what to work on, and how to continually develop my sound - especially when you have a family, work, and this global pandemic! Thanks so much Open Studio!
Open Studio 5 star review on 7th October 2020
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Posted 5 years ago
Open studio has been my entire friends and family, my educational nourishment and my entertainment during this Pandemic!
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Posted 5 years ago
Professor Hand was extremely helpful and I am looking forward to working with her again next week!
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Posted 5 years ago
Es ist so gut von den besten Musikern zu lernen!! Danke
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Posted 5 years ago
This relates rather particularly to BEBOP ENCLOSURES as a basis for a jazz language: I began to watch some youtube vids once I became aware of bebop enclosures, which happened after striving to play upright bass on and off for years, and then discovering ukulele bass, with a very short scale and rubber strings which sounds so much better than harsh electric bass, and discovering Todd Johnson's Bass Module method. Anyway, as a jazz lover and self-taught music teacher on several instruments (I also had theory lessons and know lotsa "facts" cold, but my hearing is still in need of refinement), I had NEVER understood leading tones or "chromaticism" via other "jazz methods". For 35+ yrs I have struggled to play jazz, and tho I transcribed many solos and bought 400+ books and many CD's, and though I could see notes around chord notes in transcribed solos, I NEVER understood (I hate to say) the "simplicity" of the idea, which is to target important notes in the harmony, via enclosures, and hence make one's solos sound legit. I was amazed, in younger years, looking thru the Omnibook, how Bird could play notes near the important notes of chords, and sound great. But how to do that, I had no clue! I was a victim, sadly, of poor education. (But at least I kept struggling.) There is NO mention of bebop enclosures in a certain free jazz handbook. None in the version I received in early 2020, and none in the many I received in years before. But that cat sells some of the BEST spiritual books which have changed my life, without which I would be VERY lost. All in all, the spiritual path is most important, but I sure wish I coulda made better music along the path of my life. But, I am STARTING NOW to get a grasp, so hey, next lifetime I hope to be able to play "the moment". A song title comes to mind..."I can dream, can't I?" (Look, if A.M. and P.M. would prefer that I edit this, I shall, and you all can delete this part, but my STRUGGLE WAS REAL, AND I HAVE BEEN THAT ODDBALL JAZZLOVER ALL OF MY ADULT LIFE.)
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Posted 5 years ago
It’s the best instruction I have ever encountered. I’ve learned a great deal that really effectively change the way how I cultivate and approach improvisation in general. I live in Thailand and am Thai so I have got some problem attending events because of the difference of the time zone.
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Posted 5 years ago
Haven't been able to do much with the course, not because of it's presentation, but because my upright bass had to go to the doctor's and get its neck fixed. So I am empty handed for 10 days....
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Posted 5 years ago
Open Studio is rated 4.8 based on 2,907 reviews