Free Masterclass Jazz Standards Mastery Formula

<p>Hey, my friends, Brent here from Learn Jazz Standards. Here on the podcast for the month of August, we&apos;ve been doing a themed month called Free Masterclass August, where I&apos;ve been giving away different Masterclasses that we&apos;ve done in the past here on Learn Jazz Standards, whether it be from our virtual summits, retreats or otherwise, just to, you know, it&apos;s the summer, it&apos;s the end of the summer.  <br/><br/>We&apos;re about to go into the fall coming up here soon, and I just kind of wanted to unleash a lot of value and information for you to kind of set you up for when perhaps you&apos;re going to be more active in practicing and getting back to it, improving and getting to your musical goals again.<br/><br/>Today&apos;s masterclass, honestly, if I&apos;m being really honest with you, I had a little bit of a hard time pulling the trigger on sharing this one with you. The reason for that is because this is kind of one of our most valuable Signature Masterclasses that I usually ask for an exchange of an email address to receive this Masterclass. <br/><br/>So it usually is free, but of course, with the exchange of an email address. So I had a little bit of hesitation just kind of sharing this here on the podcast today. But again, in the spirit of the Free Masterclass August, I decided if it makes me feel just a tad bit uncomfortable, then it probably is a good thing just to unleash all the value on you this month and just help you improve. <br/><br/>So in that spirit, I&apos;m sharing with you our masterclass called Jazz Standards Mastery Formula, our signature masterclass. It really sort of gives the big overarching philosophy behind our company, Learn Jazz Standards. <br/><br/>How do you learn to play jazz songs? How do you improvise over jazz songs? This is kind of like our approach and really is a lot of what we actually do in our Inner Circle membership. You will hear me give a little bit of a hard pitch for the Inner Circle membership at the end of Jazz Standards Mastery Formula he