Office Hours 35 - Taking Blues and Boogie Piano Questions
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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Another great lesson, so much useful information. I really liked the Dr John - Accentuate the Positive - intro you went through. I was curious about what he was playing and intererstingly I see the main part of the song is another song that goes from the 1 to the 3 dominant which relates to the question I asked. Thanks again and congrats on completing your training. Look forward to the upcoming song tutorials.
Thanks Dean! Very true it's got the same I to III chord change you asked about! haha! Enjoy
After 40 years playing, still a treat listening to you. Great stuff!! Hello from the UK.
Cheers Barry!
Thank you Arthur for the responses on transitions in shuffle.
And congrats for the result of your studies!!!
Thanks Thomas!
Thomas he posted a walking bassline tutorial with tons of great transitions I learned besides the classic 1 to 4 walkup , you can use just instead them in the chop
Another helpful transition note- most basslines strictly workin moving off root note going up /down 1 3 5 6 7b Octave. Take these notes chunk them in groups of 4 and 8 and pay attention to the last note of the groups of 4/8. You can create new basslines/chunks AKA transition points by removing /adding the 7b or 6th ,octave . If run up/down starting on roots of 1/4/5 but also selectively adding /removing 6th, 7b. You end of Many 4/8 note chunks and transition points. to cover longer distances between next chord roots you can add extra step or Chromactic on 4 and beat.
Other big one I learned to stay in bass range which veryy helpful is dropping a 6th below from root instead of 1-3 you go octave 8 down to third. That’s biggie and
Bonus straight chromatics nearly always anywhere between 6th to octave, minor 3rd to 5th lastly 2nd to major 3 on any chord. That might be a complete distallaton of the most useful stuff believe it or not 😂
@@morganst.pierre Thank you Morgan for this.
I'll give it a try, there is a lot of content in your comment, I'll try to figure it out and practice
Have a great day!
Congratulations Arthur on the completion of your studies!
Thank you Scott!! It was a long road for sure.
Hey Arthur, congrats on getting that degree. I know the struggles of studying at a later age:)
I recently became a channel member. How can I submit suggestions for Song Tutorials?
Hi Rogier thank you for signing up! You can leave the request on the FB group (I need to find that link for you) or you can leave the request as a comment under any video (including right here!) Thank you :-)
@@thearthurmigliazza I'm not active on FB. An analysis of this songs would be great: ruclips.net/video/emH6iL3wfUY/видео.html
It has Wynton Kelly on the piano.
@@SuperSRFrost You got it!
Hi there. I’m a new member and just wondered where to find the Facebook group please. Thank you
Thanks for joining!! Sorry it's taken me so long to respond!! Here is the facebook group link: facebook.com/groups/359546059726215
Thank you!
Congrats on the DPT. I don't know what I'd do without my PT's. I'd seriously be a gunner without them
Thank you Benjamin!
Hello everyone, I have a slightly unrelated question: do you know any free software that writes music sheet from sound? I tried one but it did not work. I am rusty on music writing and with the two piano keys, I find it a nightmare :/
Hi Thomas that would be awesome if that existed... I don't know of it. Closest thing is to play it on a midi keyboard and get the midi information recorded. From there you can have the score visualized and you can make adjustments. I think Valerie actually uses that sort of software..
@@thearthurmigliazza Thanks Arthur. Yes I'll try the midi way
First of all congratulations secondly is there some easy way to learn and practice “Roll ‘um Pete”I’ve got both books but need some help with Pete Johnson Thanks
Hi Roy, thank you! Ummmm, there's not real "easy way" to play like Pete Johnson unfortunately. If you're stuck on some particular licks or something let me know. We can always do a private lesson to address specific needs. Also, I believe I did a tutorial on Roll em Pete in the Member Requested Song Tutorials playlist. So be sure to check that out too. Hopefully it helps.
Here you go! I kind of stumble through the intro but then it's okay. ruclips.net/video/Sm_NWhP6uqE/видео.html
Awesome 🗿