Bossa nova piano
Bossa is light and syncopated — an airy right-hand voicing over a gentle two-feel bass. saveit.ink drills the Jobim comping rhythm and the open 3-7-9 voicing across Latin-jazz progressions in any key.
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- Open voicing: root and fifth left, 3-7-9 right
- The syncopated bossa comping pattern, notated as it plays
- Bossa ii-V-I-VI7, Ipanema and Andalusian cadence shapes
- Metronome, loop and tempo control
Drill it in every key, at your own tempo — free, no card needed.
Open the practice room →Frequently asked
What is the bossa nova comping pattern?
A two-feel bass with the chord pushed onto the off-beats. saveit.ink writes it out with its real rhythm and plays it so you can lock in the feel.
Is bossa the same as samba on piano?
They share voicings but differ in groove. saveit.ink includes both bossa and samba left-hand patterns among its 29 accompaniments.
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