12 Bar Blues in C (Piano Improvisation)

This is me playing a basic 12 bar blues pattern I IV V in C major. I stray away from that pattern at times but tended to return to it again. I improvise the right hand using several techniques and scales (C Maj., Pentatonic, Chord Comping). Any comments good or bad would be greatly appreciated and thanks for listening

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• 12
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• blues
• major
• Piano
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• Jazz
• pattern
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[beatlesforever997]

Very impressive nice work, you are a very talented pianist.

[debrucey]

You're seriously hot :D

[themindbusterator]

@ThirtyThousandSheep the bassline is the easiest part, its always 111144115415 chord progression, for example G G G G C C G G D C G D, or in this case, its C C C C F F C C G F C G. his baseline pattern is just playing these major chords, i think hes just alternating 1 and 5, for example, when playing a C chord, he plays (C G C G C G C G) and when playing a G chord he plays (G D G D G D G D)

[Ezraboo983]

Pha! Anyone can do that o_O

[traceurValtR]

looks like your having fun! i just started learning blues, cant wait til i can do somethin like that :D

amazing btw :)

[TheHalloweenDemon]

Wow, now that is what I call playing the piano, I love playing the piano, and even my music teacher who can play this isnt as good as that! Good work man, you deserve it!

[wwemusicvideos]

@MrZahnstange this is the C Blues scale nothing else, so every note is from the C Blues Scale

[ThirtyThousandSheep]

Great job. I always enjoy some walking/melodic baseline.

[doglover6661]

O.O

[BobBurnnquist]

Dislike it 2 keep da blunt burnin'!