Stride jazz piano is a style of jazz piano playing that developed in the early 20th century. It is characterized by a distinctive technique where the pianist’s left hand alternates between low bass notes and chords, creating a "stride" or bouncing effect across the keyboard. The right hand plays melodic and rhythmic phrases with fast, syncopated rhythms and intricate improvisation. This style is known for its lively and energetic sound, with a strong rhythmic drive that highlights the pianist’s skill and creativity.

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