How to Play Blues Piano - Scales, Licks, Turnarounds, Techniques, Left Hand Patterns
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In this Piano Tutorial I will show you how to play Blues Piano. The Blues is a distinctive genre that relies heavily on certain cliches, patterns, and licks. To help you learn these I have created a Blues Piano Cheat Sheet that gives you everything you need to start playing the Blues. In this video we cover = the 12 bar blues form, left hand patterns, walking basslines, Blues scales, soloing techniques, Blues licks, Blues turnarounds, and an example Blues solo.
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This is by FAR the best video on blues i have ever come across
Excellent. A template of structured improvisation using the blues: baby steps to get started..... Thank you!!
This is the best trad blues lesson. Thank you for making this!
These are very clear, no nonsense videos. Definitely recommended 👍
Woow the best explanation I ever heard
This was just the simplicity and variety of exercises that I needed. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much, this is exactly what I needed!
My giant thanks for everything you do! Your clear and systematized educational materials allowed me to step on path of studying jazz theory to make my improvisation more deliberate.
Thank you so much for such a generous free download. This is the best tutorial on the net.😀
If you're learning to comp, I definitely suggest learning the blues in rootless fourths voicings too (like E-Bb-D-G-C for C7). Blew my mind when I first learned them because it's such an iconic sound!
does it have a different name in your example, because from E to Bb is not a fourth... A would be the fourth. or is that example just what is considered the rootless fourth voicing for C7.. If you said it was the rootless fourth voicing for C then it would use the A instead of the Bb. just curious
@@davidnurse8173 Good question! 7th chords are an exception because they need to have a tritone in them, so usually they start with tritone - major 3rd and then 4ths on top. E-A-D-G-C is also a rootless 4th voicing but for C6/CM7/Am7/FM7
@@davidnurse8173 Augmented fourth, because its diatonic
If you use the shell with the seventh underneath i.e. Bflat./Eflat then you can build perfect fourths on top of that. …without the major 3rd.
amazing video !!
i've been playing boogie for years from watching and hearing , but that was a great explanation
keep it up
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I owe you another cup of coffee after this one!
This just saved me from the piano rut I was in where I didn't know what to learn next or what I should have covered at this point in my playing. Thank you!!!
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Really enjoyed this session. I have downloaded the Cheat Sheet which I'm finding so helpful. Thank you for all your great tutorials.
Thank you for creating and sharing this amazing Blues Tutorial video with us, and also for being so thoughtful enough to compose and share a copy of the Blue Piano sheet music! This is the best FREE gift that I have ever received as a musician!
Great tutorial.
Fantastic: A brief summary with huge elements/subjects and great didactical competence👍
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This is such an amazing video. I am working through a jazz piano program and wanted to take a break to spend more time in the blues before moving on to 2 5 1's and this video just gave me the pathway to get the blues down in multiple keys. Thank you!
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More more blues tips n tricks tx
Excellent material
Thank you very much the information sheet music and the lesson was very helpful. Playing the blues can be overwhelming but your explanation and information how to use the information was really helpful and made a difference to how I noodle with the blues.
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Loved that video! Could you do a genre breakdown of third stream please?
Looks like I have some homework to do, thanks for making those videos
That was an amazing piano tutorial! I was wonderimg if you could cover the theory of third stream music? I would love to see that genre breakdown.
Great Lesson, just subscribed. Thanks.
Oh, this is a really great video! Thank you! Is there any like vocabulary of comping rhythms that we can use in our right hand? I feel that I start to comp just two rhythm patterns and there is no variety and freedom.
This is SOOO underated just 5k views, thanks for sharing Maestro
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Very nice. Maybe consider doing the same type with minor blues?
Great Tutorial. Even with the Blues, there are various techniques to incorporate alternatively making the Blues sound just out of the world! . And the Blues scale can be used simultaneously with 6 note Minor Pentatonic scales to enhance the beauty within Minor 11-V I 's I am thinking..
Hi, thanks for the video and notes
I’m a relative beginner and wondered when improvising a generally single-note solo run or lick, are any rules of thumb about which notes to harmonise and when?
I’ve noticed 4ths are often used
For example in your solo run bar 22-23 you put in a single 3rd followed by a 4th
The q applies to jazz as well as blues
Thanks
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Can you help me with "how to compose a sad sounding jazz song" please ?
Thanks...I love the jazz bass lines! (I must ingrain this into memory!!)
Question on the first "boogie" bass line you demonstrate (while showing the first "Left Hand Patterns" sheet); It sounds more like there are dotted eighth notes & 16th notes in that line rather than just straight 1/8th notes...giving it this a triplet feel. But I'm guessing you did this on purpose to simplify the lesson. Thanks again.
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I am a huge fan of your videos thank you very much. Quick question regarding the notation of the Ab9 chord in the 'Turnarounds' section. Is the notation of that chord supposed to show a Gb?
Again, your videos are really top quality thanks.
Yes! Good pick up. Just fixed it now. Thanks.
@@WalkThatBass okay great thank you again
Would you mind making a video where you play through each lick and turnaround for us quick? This sheet music is too complicated for me to comprehend without hearing it once. Otherwise this system is great. Thanks!
The best teacher to introduce me to jazz and blues
How do you train your left had to stay on rhythm? Once I add a right in, my left totally goes off the rails because my brain can't seem to separate left and right lol
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