Online blues piano lessons
Learning to play the blues on piano can sometimes seem like a very daunting task, but I'm here to tell you that it's just the same as learning any other style - like classical for instance. First …
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To put it simply, someone who has perfect pitch (also called absolute pitch) is able to identify and recognise the pitch of a note, or produce any given note. This ability can be demonstrated in …
A lot of people get put off from learning the piano because they think they have to spend hours revising music theory – but this isn’t true. You don’t have to learn that much in order to play and …
If you've decided to learn to play the piano with a teacher, you might be wondering how often you should book in a lesson. I usually advise to go for once a week, but it’s really down to yourself …
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There is a lot to be gained by playing and performing in front of other people, but it may not be for everyone. If you are learning to play the piano for yourself, and you are not interested in …
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The structure of the 12 bar blues is very straight forward and is one of the easiest chord progressions you will ever come across. This is what makes the blues sound so good - it keeps it …
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