Boogie Woogie Lesson : Left hand patterns

[npronpro]

Thanks for sharing this great music and teaching everyone.

[freakyhead20]

@npronpro its always my pleasure..enjoy it

Eeco

[alexandra416]

Dear Eeco:

can you please reply to my email address alexandra416@gmail.com Do you have concerts where your students play & sing? Do you teach your adult students by ear (without music notation)?

[alexandra416]

Dear Eeco:

I am f/t Ph.D. in music student at York University and currently my research interest lies in multicultural & contemporary piano teaching of children (ages 3-13). I would like to ask you about your methods of boogie woogie piano teaching and which books/publications you use in your piano teaching. Do you mostly teach adults or children or both?

[freakyhead20]

@alexandra416 Dear alexandrea, I teach mostly adults..and Im not using any particular book. Im giving lesson in a way that my students understand what they do wrong, learn from their mistakes but moslty have fun with learning.

Eeco

[detlingyes]

many thanks very useful any chance of you doing some slow lh rh co0ordination regards john

[freakyhead20]

@detlingyes dear john, Im pleased to hear this..keep those ivory's flowing :)

[MsGREGORIAN]

thanks a lot master for this exellant less....and as my uncle from Amersfoort says always back to the basic...I will play in Hollande for Mr Aris Takes show in february and it would be great to meet you(mayby Im gonna play there for the boogie woogie festival too in march)....your fan RAFFI

[freakyhead20]

@MsGREGORIAN Hi Raffi, Im glad your improving by watching your video's. I hope we can meet in February. Do you know wich date you will be playing?

Eeco

[pianogreg100]

Thanks very much Eeco, your lessons are awesome like your playing.

Hope you will have time to post more in the future.

regards Greg (Australia)

[freakyhead20]

@pianogreg100 Thank you greg, Im glad you like it :)