Jazz Piano Chords

1.3.0 for Android

4.6 | 5,000+ Installs | Reviews

Greg Chapman

$0.99

Description of Jazz Piano Chords

Jazz Piano Chords - an app to learn about or experiment with simple to advanced jazz chords.
*Handy 88-note piano keyboard
*Find the name for complex jazz chords
*Discover the elusive, rich voicings real jazz pianists use
Tap notes on the keyboard and see the chord's name displayed - then you can transpose or invert it. The keyboard has the range of a grand piano (88 notes).
Or you can build a chord from its name and see how to play it in one of four styles:
a) Basic condensed form
b) Improved spread of notes
c) Shows root note (lowest) plus a typical one hand jazz voicing
d) Jazz voicing for both hands, using an 'open 4ths' style.

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What's New with Jazz Piano Chords 1.3.0

Improved layout and appearance, especially for tablets.

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  Samer Allan

  I paid for the full version but no sound is being produced when clicking on the keys or the play chord button.

  2023-04-13 09:44
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  Alex G-I

  It is a good app, I want to make my on chords because of that. It has the accidentals I prefer (# and b) (C# Eb F# Ab Bb) but for some people, please let them have their own ones. C#maj Actually contains an "E#" and I agree that Abm contains a "Cb". I think It must Be Gm/Bb, not Gm/A#, Bb is it's 3rd. And I prefer it like G/Ab, D/Eb and A/Bb. I wish all those features happen

  2020-12-25 03:29
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  Robin Spencer

  It does what it says which is good. Could be great to have a progression building aspect...

  2020-12-24 06:18
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  Gisela Chodos

  Simple and so useful! What a great way to mess around with chords and voicings and get used to how things sound - and be able to do that ANYWHERE. Thank you very much, "impoverished developer", much appreciated!

  2020-06-14 07:18
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  michael chapman

  At last, an app that seems to be able to name the lush chords I like to play. I was using it to help write a chord chart and later the pianist said the chord names were all fine. I like the scrolling 7 octave keyboard (best used in landscape). Would be nice if it covered a few more chord types – maybe could even suggest scales to improvise over the chords. Nice work.

  2019-01-30 03:07