Learn Piano Improvisation - Part 13 - Fluid Improv exercises

[MasterpieceTheatreDM]

yes! thank you for making this video on this topic

[Tonewheelsmile]

Hi Willy, you are an excelent teacher and musician. I'm member of your course for a week (gold member), and I like it very much!!!!

[artisticbend]

Uhmmm... Heh... I think this is a great lesson, but I was hoping the fingerings to the chromatic scales might be in the sheet music.

Is there a way you could break the fingerings down on here?

I am trying to follow what you did, but sometimes it's going a little too fast to really discern what's happening.

Thank you for all the great tips!

[chorister88]

dude...you are a great teacher.

[13johnnygnr]

this is way more interesting than studying for my science test :) I have learned life skills

[petcoast]

These lessons are great, thanks Willie.

Re: "playing random notes" @ 05:25 - this is a wonderful exercise.

I've been trying it out with a latin beat, 50bpm using both hands as you demonstrated, and it's great fun playing all those bad-to-the-bone notes.

It actually sounds pretty, pretty, pretty good - even though I'm not thinking at all about WHAT notes I'm playing, just movin' along with the rhythm.

Wonderful, thanks.

[Scorpioted1]

Hi Willie - just scanned all the videos - only one word to say and thats brilliant - I will now revisit and get down to some work to master the things you have said

many thanks

[BoricuaBrotha]

Excellent Point!!!

[naturalsmind]

just got done watching all your videos on improvisation and i have to say i went from cringing every time i listen to myself playing (i record most of my improvs) too being able to listen and see where i need improvement ... thank you so much for these free lessons!!!! aiming for those 3rds and 7ths really helped me navigate my way through the changes of blue bossa

[JazzEDge]

@naturalsmind You're Welcome and thanks!

[rghoyos]

very good tips