This book is an English translation of "the Jazz Piano Professional Chord Work Vol.5 (ASIN B09PMZPRNB)" published in Japan to make it more accessible to English speakers. This book takes 23 standard numbers that have become jam session classics and explains the "chord voicing" for jazz piano. Both left-hand-only and two-hand approaches are included, as well as all the basic scales that can be applied to each chord. To build a "jazzy" sound, you need to decipher the essential notes and jazzy notes (tensions) from the chord symbols, and think about chord voicing so that it leads smoothly to the next chord. Figuring this out from scratch can be a very difficult task for beginners. This book contains the framework of the sounds played by professional jazz pianists, and is beneficial for those who want to learn the "right" way. Contents: Part 1 Chord voicing and scale guide for 23 standards 1. A child is born 2. Afternoon in Paris 3. April in Paris 4. Cleopatra's dream 5. Easy living 6. How high the moon 7. I should care 8. Lament 9. Mr. PC 10. Mr. PC (Solo Part) 11. Night has a thousand eyes 12. Old folks 13. Prelude to a kiss 14. Samba de Orfeu 15. Secret love 16. Smoke gets in your eyes 17. Someone to watch over me 18. So what 19. Star dust 20. Star eyes 21. Up jumped spring 22. What is this thing called love? 23. You and the night and the music Part 2 Scale guide in all keys 1. Ionian 2. Dorian 3. Phrygian 4. Lydian 5. Mixolydian 6. Aeolian 7. Locrian 8. Diminish 9. Whole tone 10. Altered 11. Combination of diminish 12. Lydian 7th 13. Melodic minor 14. Harmonic minor 15. Locrian #2 16. Pentatonic