Learn to Play Authentic Blues and Boogie Piano - Vol. 3
Learn to play Blues n' Boogie on the piano
Ratings 4.91 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- Learn how to practically apply these techniques to quickly use them in your playing
- Gain a deeper understanding of chords and their usage
- Learn techniques that the pro’s use to make their playing sound professional
- Learn music theory and how to use it in your playing
- Learn how to visualize the keyboard making you a more accurate player
- Improve your technique, speed and dexterity at your instrument
- Apply these techniques to piano, keyboard or organ
- Analyze and solve music theory and chord progressions
Description
Jazzedge offers lessons to all skill levels of piano players. I use the Foundational / Fundational approach when creating my lessons. Each one builds upon your technique and polishes your skills at the piano. I’ll teach you the “basic” shuffle groove and show you some licks to play over it.
In this collection we will be covering four different blues progressions, shuffle grooves, boogie in octaves, sliding, crushing, rolling notes and much more! This is an older course without the virtual keyboard but still has a ton of valuable info!
Other topics included in this course are:
Sliding and crushing notes
Neighbor chords and suspensions
scales and chords used over the blues form
grooves and licks
Here's what one of my students had to say:
"Willie Myette is a brilliant teacher! Ask any question about your piano playing and you can be confident that he has the knowledge and experience to sort out your problem.
His videos are chock-full of great stuff taking you through your chosen lesson step by patient step, and the group coaching sessions give you even more insight into the mysteries of, in my case, jazz piano.
I've been learning with him for just two months and I can't believe I'm hearing the sounds that are coming out of my piano now - and it's me playing it!
Thank you so much Willie!"
-Janet
I'll see you inside the course!
~Willie
Who Should Attend!
- Not for students who are looking for a “quick fix” to learning the piano
