Slow Minor Blues Vol. 2 - Sound Like A Blues Piano Pro
Learn how to sound like a blues master with these chord progressions and improvisation tips.
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What You Will Learn!
- Learn how to play "Thrill is Gone" groove - Chords and Bassline
- Create improvisation licks and fills over a G blues
- Learn 8 scales for improvisation along with examples
- Learn scale chords and gospel-feel improvisation
- Learn several different ways of using crushed notes to get an authentic blues sound
- Learn double-stops and trills
Description
Love blues piano? So do I.
This lesson comes after my Slow Minor Blues Volume 1 lesson.
In this lesson, we will continue where we left off from volume 1. We begin by reviewing "The Thrill is Gone" groove and bassline. Everything is broken down for you step-by-step, making it easy to learn regardless of your skill level.
After mastering a basic version, we will add more tensions to the chords to create a richer blues sound.
Next we move on to improvisation. You'll learn 8 new scales for improvisation. We will work through different ways of breaking up the scales to create your own unique blues piano solo.
This lesson will focus more on improvisation. We will cover neighbor chords, trills, crushed notes, double-stops and more to create some cool sounding improvisation.
Trills, turns and double-stops are an important aspect of blues piano playing. We will cover these in detail!
You'll also learn how to improvise using rhythmic cells. Rhythmic cells are short rhythmic phrases that make it easier to create interesting sounding improvisation lines quickly.
Slow Minor Blues Volume 2 is JAM PACKED with a ton of blues piano gold tips. If you're serious about learning blues piano, you will want to check out this lesson!
Want to play with a group?
The techniques you'll learn in this course work well in both a group or solo piano setting!
Jam Tracks are included so you can jam with the band in the comfort of your own home.
Who Should Attend!
- This course is for piano players of ALL levels who want to be able to play blues piano with a "pro" sound
- Players who have always loved that "blues sound" but didn't know how to get it at the piano
- Beginners who want to jump-start their playing to sound more "pro" right away
- Classically trained pianists who are looking for more blues and jazz techniques to add to their sound
