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Modern Jazz Quartet piano songs
14 songs by Modern Jazz Quartet, each opened like a recipe: the chords, what each hand plays and how it ends. Mostly played as blues and boogie-woogie piano, stride piano and pop piano.
Every Modern Jazz Quartet song
- A Social CallEb major · 4/4 · III7–vi–I7–IV
- Blues In A MinorA minor · 4/4 · i–I7–iv–#ivo
- Blues In H (B)B major · 4/4 · V7–I7–IV7–I7
- Connie's BluesEb major · 4/4 · I7–bVII7–VI7–ii
- Delauney's DilemmaEb major · 4/4 · I–vi–ii–V7
- DjangoF minor · 4/4 · V7–i–I7–iv
- EchoesF major · 4/4 · v–I7–IV–iv
- La RondeC major · 4/4 · I–VI7–ii–V7
- MilanoC major · 3/4 · ii–V7–I–VI7
- Reunion BluesF major · 4/4 · VI7–V–II7–V7
- Skating In Central ParkC major · 3/4 · IV–VII7–iii–VI7
- Tears From The ChildrenD# minor · 3/2 · bVI–I–I7–iv
- The Golden StrikerF major · 4/4 · IV–I–IV–I
- VendomeC minor · 4/4 · i–V–i–V
How Modern Jazz Quartet is played
Questions about Modern Jazz Quartet on piano
What are the easiest Modern Jazz Quartet songs to play on piano?
Start with A Social Call, Blues In A Minor and Blues In H (B): their left hands are easy patterns, and the chords repeat.
What keys are Modern Jazz Quartet songs in?
Most often Eb major, F major and C major.
Which chord progressions do Modern Jazz Quartet songs use?
I–vi–ii–V7, I–VI7–ii–V7 and IV–I–IV–I come up most: learn them and many of these songs are within reach.