Random jazz chords always sound good together @PianistMagazine
Random jazz chords always sound good together  @PianistMagazine
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
Ever feel trapped by traditional key signatures when you're improvising? Try this incredibly fun exercise to instantly create beautiful, unexpected harmonies without overthinking the math.

Take a Major 7th, a Minor 7th, and a Dominant 7th chord, and just start chaining them together completely at random.

Sit down at your piano today and give it a go - what's the most beautiful random combination you stumbled upon?👇
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Random jazz chords always sound good together

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