Good Video, and helpful! I've always been embarred when we play blues at local open mic. Now I know! If you were to play 1/3/5 triads on a 1-4-5 pattern, would the 3rds be flatted? Minor chords?
Thank you, this helped alot. I had an improvisation class in the blues yesterday and found it quite difficult, but I realise now that it dont have to be hard to sound good and its really quite easy when you get to know the structure! Thanks again!!!
well taught! much appreciated! ya made it easy TY Can i play the fifth as well in the left hand or is that a NO NO?
auhmeau 11 months ago
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auhmeau 11 months ago
Good Video, and helpful! I've always been embarred when we play blues at local open mic. Now I know! If you were to play 1/3/5 triads on a 1-4-5 pattern, would the 3rds be flatted? Minor chords?
MrMackayah 2 years ago
you do not play minor chords
you should play all 7th chords
which are the 1 3 5 and flat 7 of each scale
even tho the blues scale has a minor 3rd in it
piano4adults 2 years ago
nice thx!
Abactor85 2 years ago
Thank you, this helped alot. I had an improvisation class in the blues yesterday and found it quite difficult, but I realise now that it dont have to be hard to sound good and its really quite easy when you get to know the structure! Thanks again!!!
ThePiano1991 2 years ago
it helped a lot, thanks a lot.
those three chords are the same ones for the same scale in the key of g :)
marquesgoncalo 2 years ago
thanks, this helped.
Silver26J 3 years ago
Nice work
it really helped
thanks
futbolgaucho10 3 years ago