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Peter and Adam's MOST Inspirational Tracks
Peter and Adam share tracks that have inspired them the most over the years.
2 Minutes From the Past
Peter Reacts to a Top 2 Minute Jazz from the Past!
An Analysis' Analysis
Peter analyzes Adam's analysis of Oscar Peterson!
Gotta Get That Boost!
How to get a 37% boost in your practice session every time with Peter Martin!
Jazz Ahoy!
Adam and Peter talk where the future of Jazz is headed!
Attitudes of Gratitudes
Adam and Peter talk about have a present and gracious mindset when growing on your journey to be a musician!
To Be Taught or to Self-Teach?
Peter and Adam debate! Adam and Peter talk about the pros and cons of having a private teacher in these modern times.
Feelin' the Listener Love!
Back to basics! Adam and Peter make a list of 7 ways to get love from your listeners.
What's Your Mindset?
Adam and Peter talk philosophy on the bandstand! Get to the nitty gritty of what your mindset is on your musical path and why you can't information your way to being a...
Chroma-Dramatics
Adam and Peter drop some knowledge about how to use chromatic progressions to add some drama to our playing.
Why We Love Geoffrey Keezer
Time to show some love to one of our favorite pianists in the world. Tune in hear Adam and Peter show Geoff Keezer some OSN love.
Give it to em' straight.
Adam and Peter give it to em' straight and talk about how to communicate within a band.
Sneak Peak-isode
Adam and Peter tell all about the newest OS course to drop! Blueprint for Jazz Bass with Maestro Ron Carter. Join us this week to hear all about our newest course and ...
Motivation Station
Peter and Adam answer a Speakpipe question about finding the self motivation you need to make music and stay engaged with your interests!
Al Gore Rhythm
This week Peter and Adam answer some really intriguing speakpipe questions about the nature of the internet and music being made today!
Slash Slingers
This episode Adam and Peter talk nothing but slash chords!
Hackin' The Mainframe
In this episode Peter and Adam get into some essential tips that get the creative juices flowing.
Play a Great Solo Every Time!
Peter and Adam talk about how to play a great solo every time you touch your instrument. Great ideas, mindfulness, and intention with each performance.
That's the Gig, Man!
Speakpipe Wednesday! Today Adam and Peter breakdown how to get ideas from your mind to your hands and talk about what's up with practicing independence!
Adding Some Serious Spice
This episode Adam and Peter debunk that special 6th diminished sound we all know and love.
Can We Stump Adam?
Peter has selected three count em' THREE tracks to try and stump Adam with on this episode in response to the last episode.
Can We Stump Peter?
Adam try's to stump Peter in a blindfold test with 3 tracks featuring 3 different pianists!
Take 4 and call it 7
On this episode Adam and Peter talk about how to change the meter of a tune from common time to odd time!
Can't beat it? Copy it!
First Take Friday! Today Adam and Peter dive into Gerald Clayton's new album featuring John Clayton and Justin Brown.
What's Goin' on Here?
Speakpipe Wednesday! Adam and Peter take a look at a Jon Baptiste solo and break down what's really goin on.
Wurli or Rhodes?
This Monday Adam and Peter hit those Speakpipe questions and discuss the differences between Wurlitzer, Rhodes, and the acoustic piano.
Triple Take Friday!
This first take Friday Adam and Peter talk about three new tunes featuring, Joel Ross, Melissa Aldana, and Peter Bernstein.
Hittin' the Shed!
This episode features clips of Adam and Peter talking about their personal perspectives on how to practice!
Bebop explained.
Adam talks bebop changes and how to easily breakdown changes and scales in his new Bebop course for beginners.
Say "Hello!" to the 6th Chord
Adam Maness brings you a snippet from his newest course "Bebop for Beginners". Check it out before diving into the full course!
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