Online blues piano lessons
Here is the basic left hand rhythm which we used in the tutorial ‘How to play piano blues, part one and part two': We are now going to progress onto a slightly harder left hand, which uses the …
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This left hand is similar to Part 1 however we are now going to introduce some new notes. Here’s how it looks – So you will now see that we have a D sharp and an E in the middle of those …
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To help answer this question, it really depends on what you want to play. If you want to play something straight out of the charts, like a Coldplay or Adele song, then it’s probably not going to be …
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If you look up the definition of improvisation, you may get this: To invent, compose, or perform with little or no preparation. To play extemporaneously, especially by inventing variations on …
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Playing the blues often comes down to a straight forward chord progression, which anyone can learn and play on the piano within minutes. Some of the most famous blues, boogie and rock 'n' roll songs …
No, you don’t have to practice every day, and it’s important you give yourself a break! Practicing every day doesn’t allow your brain to have the rest that it so desperately needs. Your brain needs …
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