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Apr 21, 2017 · 50K views 7 years ago. Best 1 HOUR of piano blues, piano blues solo & piano blues music with piano blues licks and improvisation. This piano blues album is composed and recorded...
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Apr 7, 2023 · 628K views 1 year ago Play Jazz, Blues and Gospel. Are you ready to dive deep into the soulful and rich world of Blues piano? It's time for Blues 101 with your expert teacher Kevin Castro....
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Jan 15, 2022 · Blues Piano Music - Relaxing Slow Blues played on Piano and Guitar. Great instrumental playlist of blues piano and guitar music by Brian Grey Welcome to our Blues Lounge channel!...
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- Let’s Start with The Basics
- How to Work Out What The Black Keys Are
- The Flat Keys Are Just The Opposite of The Sharp
- Which Black Keys Will I Need to Use to Play The Blues?
- What Notes Do I Play in The Left Hand?
- Let’s Play The Blues!
- What Do These Notes Sound like? Am I Playing Them correctly?
- Here’s An Extra Chord to Try Out For The Left Hand
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Here is an overhead view of the keys of a piano or keyboard. As you can see I have added the name of the notes on each key, and learning and remembering which note is which is a lot easier than you might think… On a piano or keyboard, there are literally only seven notes of the alphabet that repeat over and over. Once you get to the note ‘G’ it wil...
Now that we can identify the white notes we can now begin to learn what the black notes are called. This is very simple and all we have to remember is that they are also named using the same seven notes of the alphabet, but instead also use the term ‘flat’ or ‘sharp’. What are flats and sharps? Let’s start with the black key which is directly above...
The term ‘flat’ or to ‘flatten a note’ means the opposite, and rather than go up one semi-tone (one note interval) we drop down a semi-tone and go in the opposite direction. This means that the same black key can have two names. For example, C# can also be known as D flat (or Db). Take a look at the alternative flat keys for both C# and F#…
There are three black keys you’ll need to know to play my tutorial song – Eb, F# and Bb. Here are the notes to help you find them… Familiarise yourself with these three black notes as you will be using these all the time when you play blues piano. In order to play the piano blues tutorial coming up, we need to also learn three white notes. Here the...
So far we have covered what notes to play in our right hand, and now we are going to look at our left hand. Here is what I want you to play in the left hand… I have indicated which fingers to use in your left hand with the numbers underneath each of the three notes. So for C you will use your 5th finger (little), the G is played with the 2nd finger...
These are your right hand notes which you will need to practice before you decide to play both hands together. Try playing them one after the other starting from the bottom and playing to the top. Then when you are more comfortable with the notes you can practice playing them back down again, constantly playing them up and down one after the other.
If you want to know if you are playing this correctly, here’s how the right hand will sound if you play the notes up and down – Here is how the left hand will sound when played on its own as a chord – When playing both hands together it will sound like this –
As an added bonus I would also like you to try this fantastic blues left hand – the F7. Here are the notes… You can play the exact same right hand notes over the top, and it will still sound great. Try changing between these two chords to mix things up a little. Play a few times up and down with the right hand, and then change the left hand chord a...
A comprehensive guide for beginners who want to learn how to play the blues on piano or keyboard. Learn the notes, chords, scales, and a simple song with this tutorial.
Sep 11, 2023 · Learn how to play blues piano, including the 12-bar blues structure, swing rhythms, and improvising using the major and minor blues scales.
Best of Piano Blues. Album • Champion Jack Dupree • 2010. 25 songs • 1 hour, 8 minutes. Play. Save to library. 1. Ain't No Meat On De Bone. 3.7K plays. 2:51. Watchin' My Stuff. 466 plays. 2:38....
Ready to play the blues? This genre is a ton of fun! Check out the best blues piano songs here, along with some helpful playing tips for beginners!
