• Defining the idea and project goal
• Selecting form, key, meter, and style
• Choosing texture and level of detail
• Transcription, reharmonization, paraphrase, or stylistic transformation (classical to jazz / jazz to classical)
• Arrangement in pop, rock, funk, ethno, and other contemporary styles
• Improvisation sections or alternative versions
• Sibelius notation support + PDF export
• Coaching on interpretation and performance

Result:

• Professional score in PDF (plus Sibelius file if needed)
• Guidance in learning and interpretation

Note: For educational use only. Copyrighted material is the student’s responsibility.

• Structuring concept, tone, and form
• Expanding motifs, harmony, and phrasing
• Working with texture and register
• Notation support (Sibelius + PDF)
• Optional coaching on interpretation

Result:

• Professional score in PDF (plus Sibelius file if needed)
• Support in learning and interpreting the piece

• Solo placement, length, form
• Style framing (swing, fusion, modal, etc.)
• Harmonic and motivic development
• Phrase shaping and pacing
• Rhythmic detail and articulation
• Optional notation (PDF/Sibelius)

Result:

• Full stylistic solo for performance or documentation

• Classical and jazz modulation strategies
• Pivot chords, chromatic shifts, and modal interchange
• Improvising through key centers
• Real-time application in solo or ensemble playing

Result:

• Tonal freedom and advanced harmonic control

• Voice leading and harmonic clarity
• Comping integration and groove feel
• Coordination and technical drills
• Feel variations (swing, straight, 2-feel)

Result:

• Confident, stylistic walking bass for solo or group settings

• Voice leading and harmonic foundation
• Groove integration with comping or melody
• Coordination and technical training
• Style variations: swing, straight, 2-feel

Result:

• Confident, energetic stride technique for solo jazz performance

• Creating single-line melodies using voice-leading, tension, and resolution
• Approach tones, enclosures, and chromatic motion
• Delay, suspension, and resolution logic
• Functional phrasing through II–V–I and standard forms
• Optional bass sketching and notation feedback

Result:

• Deep understanding of melodic structure in jazz
• Clearer solo building and more authentic improvisation

• Jazz theory and harmony
• Classical theory and functional analysis
• Harmonic and structural analysis of scores (solo, combo, big band)
• Ear training (active listening / Gehörbildung)
• Composition and arranging
• Rhythm, phrasing, and form
• Musical literature and stylistic overview
• Standard repertoire and improvisation basics
• Exam prep, entrance tests, assignments

Format:

• One-time or ongoing sessions

Result:

• Stronger understanding of all core subjects
• Improved performance in lessons, projects, and exams