Blues Piano Lessons Ch. 7, Part 2 (Updated)

From http://www.PlayPianoTODAY.com - this is the updated full free version of "Blues for Piano and Keyboard", Chapter 7 (Part 2 of 2). At this point in the online piano lessons, we're starting to look at the details of the riffs and techniques that really bring to life the blues, black gospel and jazz on the keyboard. Check it out!

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[truebluesoap]

These lessons are great they are AWESOME....Simple AWESOME....I must say that i like your style. Truely you are a good teacher, thank you. i will stay glued to this site and your teaching until i can become a great musician like you or even greater (smile, no pun intended)

[piano9899]

TrueBlueSoap - Those are some really kind words - thanks! I'm glad you're enjoying the lessons. I'm totally having a great time putting them together. Best wishes - David Sprunger

[blocher72]

David, the comp chords really add alot of support.Sure is worth the effort.Great Sound.I am working on my comp chords right now. thanks for Sharing. I have your entire course, and I can not believe the sound.

[joni641]

Concise! I actually bought the course and really like it, I go back to it all the time just to keep fresh

[keyboard11111]

Great Great Help..Thank you

Rock On :)

[franzleone]

I'm a professional classical pianist,i've recently started to study jazz harmony....i should say that it's so difficult for a classic musician coming from sheet music reading background to let himself free.you're an amazing teacher,everything is so cler,musical and professional for both profesionists and beguinners.

I'll buy the whole course!

Thank you so much for posting these lessons!

[mistrch]

Pretty slick stuff. To easy to sound so good. Professional teaching that is effective.

Thank you!

[jahbal]

You have truly been touched by the long arm of the lord. Bless your soul!

[emekajji]

good explanation

[laaxe]

Have been ready to post some of my own advanced chops, tricks, etc. due to the beginner videos I've seen, which are way too basic. But (and no I don't work for these folks) I actually gained practical application of tri-tones here. Basically (as used here) a 3rd & 7th, where as my only understanding was the ominous octaves of a C, then F#, which is why the menacing sound (Devils tones.) But this lesson really opened up some great ideas for me! Thanks a lot for the theory!

[MrScarabino]

Great!

[Ironboat1951]

Thanks a lot for these great lessons! Very well thought-out, I think anyone could learn blues piano from your videos. Excellent!