Develop greater fluency, control, and melodic freedom through Justin’s approach to minor language.

Learn how to build solos from simple ideas and develop them musically.

Create stronger, more intentional lines by understanding note resolution.

Expand your phrasing with blues vocabulary and modern enclosure concepts.

Use chromatic movement to add color, tension, and sophistication to your improvisation.

Explore one of the most powerful scales in modern improvisation.

Take pentatonic language further through advanced applications.

Build a clear understanding of modal theory and how each mode creates a distinct sound.

Learn how to apply modal concepts in a practical musical context.

A deep dive into how strong improvisations are built and developed.

Learn modern outside concepts and how to use them with control.

Apply advanced scale concepts for modern jazz and fusion vocabulary.

Develop greater rhythmic freedom, phrasing, and melodic expression.

Work with harmonic minor, melodic minor, Dorian, bebop vocabulary and more.

Thoughts on balancing artistry, growth, and opportunity in today’s music world.

This course is for pianists who already know some fundamentals and want to improve their improvisation in a practical, musical way.

You’ll learn how to:
✅ Build stronger melodic ideas when improvising
✅ Sound more intentional and musical in solos
✅ Apply pro-level concepts Justin uses in real playing situations
✅ Practice improvisation with a clear system instead of guessing

Absolutely. The program is fully self-paced, so you can move through the lessons whenever it works for you.

Immediately after enrolling, you’ll receive login details by email with instant access to all lessons and materials.

Yes — students who join during the presale will receive exclusive access to a live Zoom session with Justin Lee Schultz where he’ll answer questions and share additional insights.

You’ll have 2 full years of access to the full program from the day you enroll, giving you plenty of time to study, revisit the lessons, and grow at your own pace.