Holy shite. This tutorial was on point. That was so easy to absorb! Thanks man! I love the way you're teaching. If this wasn't an effective way to teach, i don't know what is.
Two comments One, I feel stupid because I wrote down steps thinking it would work in every key, and didn’t know you could use semi tones to describe certain scales Two, playing along with those backing tracks is great. This is by far the best jazz video I’ve seen. Gives formula, gets straight to the point. I can’t tell you how many videos I’ve watched where someone just did it in C and didn’t explain other keys as if it’s obvious to the audience. (Although it’s easy to transpose so forget that major detail) Anyway, thank you for videos like these. Helps a lot with understanding how jazz improvisation works.
Thanks Mr.Silver! I'm happy you found the lesson useful :) Yes, I also see many people explain something in the key of C and forget about all other keys, it gets very boring just playing in C after a while haha! Transposing stuff such as scales and chords will also help you out in so many areas of your playing :)
Hey there, awesome tutorial! Perhaps you could do any video explaining the various tricks you use when improvising? What I mostly mean is that part where you hit the 2 notes at the same time or quickly flip through 3 notes. I do not see this covered in most theory lessons. Thanks!
Awesome thank you, I’ve already subscribed and I’ve joined the PianoPig Academy. Your website is so organized and easy to navigate your videos are so simple yet you cover everything. Thank you so much for what you’ve done.
Thank You so much for your video it is very informative I love the Blues and Jazz I just came across with your video and love it. I just learned how to build the Blues scale from this tutorial thank you.
Dear Mr. Pig, I was😍 a pro rocker on and off for a half a century. 65. Artritis in my hands has me off stage. I live F@#%ing Las Vegas!🤣🤣. Cry...moan gnash teath in utter darkness...Untill I Found You. I get the way you teach. I once showed the nerd squad/chess club at the local high school in Mojave, California, how musical notation was just a math expression. Well, the formed a band, became the cool kids.Got the heck out of the nothin' and moved to Hollyweird. The Power of good teaching. So, I Will learn the piano/keyboard from you. But, you tak kinda funny. Are you from Amarillo. In '67 I was at a rattle snake BBQ outside Amarillo and...Well anyway, you don't have to tune it. Low impact. I already gave the note inscribed on every key. I don't have to hold it. It never neds new strings. Millions of people do it. How hard could this realy be
Em 4:10 Se o tom da música é menor basta usar a escala do tom da música. Se o tom for maior, use a escala do relativo menor. O relativo menor de Sol é Mi menor por exemplo.
Hi PianoPig, can you do a lesson on the deeper mechanism of applying that blue note? To me, a blues/jazzy tune almost 80% of the time use the blue note as a passing/grace note/pick up position. It is rarely landed on as a full beat or last longer than necessary. As you always want to conclude those little sentences on one of the tonic group notes, so I wonder if there’s a way to expose the blue note longer. It can be done, like in a suspended in animation/thought in process way, Zappa seems to use it.
Well explained and demonstrated, thanks! How does one coordinate the chord accompaniment played by the left hand, with the improvisation played by the right hand?
Okay I really got out a lot of this vid but english is not my language and I didn't really understand the part of the chords what's the 12 bars blue? And what about C 7th and all of that If you could answer :(
Question: you're teaching the 321132 method. But then at 02:35 when you go to play C7, the interval is 4-3-3. Then F7 is 3-2-4. Then G7 is 3-2-4. I'm confused.
Yup it’s confusing because the guy click baited you: a) this lesson is not a lesson for beginners like he says in the description hahaha ... that’s just click bait bs, this is advanced level piano requiring a knowledge of piano theory such as scales, keys, seventh chords, intervals, hand independence, rhythm and keeping time; b) the 321132 interval pattern is how you find each of the six notes in the blues scale for any starting root note, it is not the interval pattern used to play the chords; c) the dominant chords he’s playing in the left hand to accompany himself are being played in close voicing using different positions or inversions, again an advanced technique, for example C7 is in root position, F7 and G7 are being played in 2nd inversion position, which he did not mention he was doing at all; d) how he is comping the chords *in time* in his left hand in the different inversions in a certain key for the 12 bar blues progression while simultaneously improvising single note patterns and licks and broken chords *in and out of time* from the tricky to learn blues scale in his right hand is an advanced technique of hand independence and mastery of seventh chords and the blues scale, requiring *hundreds* of hours of practice until it starts to sound good. If you are a beginner and you want to learn blues piano, sorry this is not the video for you. Find a RUclips teacher who doesn’t bs you. They’re out there.
SOME PPL DONT LIKE BLUES AND SOME DONT LIKE OPERA. I LIKE BOTH. I DONT EVEN KNOW OR UNDERSTAND WHAT MAJOR AND MINOR IS AND YET I COMPOSE TUNES JUST AS A HOBBY. IM VERY NIEVE IN SOME WAYS. IWENT FAR TOO LONG WITHOUT PLAYING THE PIANO AND DIDNT OBSERVE SIGNS AND NUMEROUS OTHER THINGS WHEN I WAS TAUGHT MUSIC AS A CHILD. IM THINKING OF COMPOSING A BLUESY TUNE NOW. AT PRESENT IM JUST PLAYING RANDOM NOTES THEN I RECORD IT AND LISTEN TO IT LATER TO SEE IF I HAVE COME UP WITH ANY GOOD SOUNDS. IM PROBABLY TOO OLD TO GET ANYWHERE WITH MY MUSIC NOW THOUGH.
3 years later, stumbled across a video of a well respected keyboardist (from guerrero mexico) and mentioning about using the blue scales incorrectly, and what better way to expand my knowledge on music than learning new scales and how to incorporate them into basically anything than @ 9:42pm Monday 26th of feburary.
I have such a difficult time with sheet music and am a combination auditory/visual learner and the visual layout of your screen is EXACTLY what I needed. Thank you thank you thank you.
Gillar du linjaler to be fair for this demonstration, it’s ear training. There are obviously places where sight reading is crucial, but for this, improvisation tests your ear and theory skills.
Easy for beginners, they said. You can do it, they said. 2020 edit: still can't improvise. Otherwise i play well, but i still can't get any improvisation going. 2021 edit: i'm finally doing improv! Thank you to Daniel Efford for inspiring me.
Ali Phoenix idk about this guy, but I stopped for 4 years while I was in high school bc I was taking up too many things that I genuinely cared about (theatre, Model UN, student council, etc) and I'd come home super tired, I even had cut some of that stuff out bc it was wayyy too much. Even though I used to play so passionately when I was a kid, it became harder to stay focused when I was that tired. I started playing again the summer after I graduated, and I'm still trying to keep up, but I'm having the same amount of fun that I used to when I was a kid and it feels great.
when he says just play around with it he really means it, i just didnt play with the scale until a week ago but i knew the keys and after just playing and messing around it actually sounds really good
@ᴀɴᴛᴇᴀsᴏᴄɪᴀʟ x well in my opinion welcome to earth rhe planet where jokes are over used, if you find annoying than that sucks cause thats all everyone does use jokes or memes that has been used over and over again and 1 comment will never change that.. but that just my opinion
@ᴀɴᴛᴇᴀsᴏᴄɪᴀʟ x Nah its not that its the fact that the world is split, theres people like me who comment it and read comments and dont really care if its overused or not cause over all a comment is a comment and no offense but theres people who dont like it or dont understand/ cant stand it. i do get what you mean but in my defence i commented this when it was first a thing which was a few weeks ago if i can remember, you read this today and got borderline pissed off because idk you are tired of seeing something over and over again. and my comment probs pushed you to comment, i understand that. but the world is divided 60 to 40 most people dont really care and some people may find joy or happiness in the comment and some wont and find its "distasteful" or "overused" now you seem like a nice person and i aint mad i just hope you can understand why this happens so much. and when i say i know it can be overused i was talking about when comments like "first" or "Like for this, comment for that" comments that have been around for years thats what i meant but the "i felt that" phase on the internet its still kinda new and therefore kinda surprised me to find someone so annoyed by it already
Finally, a tutorial that makes sense!! It's often hard for me to stick with other tutorials from people, but this channel is very easy to learn, understand, and apply.
Been playing classical piano for well over 10 years, and until I picked up a guitar six months ago, I never realized there were even scales outside the standard major/minor and harmonic minor. I learned more about blues and jazz structures in this five minutes than I knew after a decade. Really loving getting this fresh look at music. Thank you!
Two words: JUST AMAZING. Its been two years since I started playing piano and I was looking for blues melodies and this has helped me alot. There is so much to learn in the field of music that it needs more than one whole life I guess haha. Thank you for the video. 😊😊
I could never read or understand notes, i always went by ear, so naturally hearing this gave it their title, and of course everyone if not most people can understand the blues, and well for me looking at it as semitones was Re-cap, it was like "bro this what ive always done, but now i understand why it works that way".
I TOOK PIANO LESSONS WHEN I AS A CHILD FOR 5 YEARS THEN QUIT AND JUST PLAYED THE PIANO NOW AND THEN FOR THE FUN OF IT. I WASNT GREAT EITHER AT READING SOME MUSIC. THEN I WENT MANY YEARS WITHOUT PLAYING THE PIANO AT ALL AND ONLY GOT BACK INTO IT IN MY LATE 50S. I PREFER TO MAKE UP MY OWN TUNES NOW. I RARELY PLAY A TUNE READING PIANO SHEET MUSIC. MY EYE SIGHT ISNT THE BEST EITHER. IVE BEEN TRYING TO PLAY HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY NO 2 BUT ITS WAY TOO ADVANCED TO PLAY MORE THAN 2 PAGES OF IT AND EVEN WITH 2 PAGES I STRUGGLE WITH IT AND HAVE TO GUESS SOME AREAS.
GOOD ON YOU. THE PIANO IS GOOD TO PLAY. IM JUST SAD I WENT SO MANY YEARS WITHOUT PLAYING IT. MY DAUGHTER PLAYS THE GUITAR AND SIGNS. I CAN ONLY PLAY THE PIANO AND IM NO PROFESSIONAL EITHER. GOOD LUCK WITH GETTING A NICE PIANO. I RECENTLY BOUGHT A KAWIAI CA79. ITS A NICE SOUNDING PIANO BUT IM HAVING TROUBLE PLAYING BACK SOME OF MY RECORDINGS. APART FROM THAT ITS FINE SO FAR, IT HAS A LOVELY SOUND.
@@zennabella1676 this has been the second comment ive seen that youv forgotten to turn off caps lock. There should be a key on the leftside of your keyboard that says “capslock”... press it
Great points I've got from this video: 1/ You can use a blue scale on a major chords progression. C blue scale on C major chord progression. 2/ You can use blue scale of its relative minor to play on major chord progression. Am blue scale on C major chord progression. So I suppose we can combine the two blue scales together (C blue scale and Am blue scale) to make a great solo??
Hey-I have been a frustrated piano 'player' for over 50 years. You have truly inspired me to study with you. I have vamped for and created, almost accidentally, some reasonable sounds - but after 20 mins I 'slam the lid' in sheer frustration-again. I will start from your beginnings and keep your informed as to progress. Keep up this brilliant inspirational work. Thank you.
Help me with this: AT 4:34 I think I am hearing three cords: G-C-E, A-D-F#, and G-B-D. This look like CM triad, 2nd inversion, DM triad, 2nd inversion, and GM triad in root position. This looks like GM 4-5-1 which seems to make sense for the blues scale in the right hand. Where did I go wrong?
Wow! Thank you!! I’ve finally found a video that really explains improvisation simply and effectively. And the 3-2-1-1-3-2 thing is the best method I’ve found for remembering intervals of blue scales notes. The visuals are also really helpful.
Me in high school jazz band: "eww, learning scales is BORING!" Also me in jazz band: "Oh snap!! Time to play that B-flat blues scale? Bout to tear this up!"
Thanks so much for sharing. Just 1 question- if the blues scale needs to be taken from the relative minor (in the case of the key being a major) why does the blues scale fit so well over the C major without taking it from the A minor? Sorry if that's a stupid question....
Thanks for this! As a music teacher, we include improvising in our S1 & S2 music curriculum. I am not so confident at explaining Blues to our pupils, so this is a great introductory resource for me :-)
Hi. Love it. Which Software do you use to show the piano and notes on top of your keyboard ? (I guess you plub your computer via midi, but was wondering which tool you were using to represent in blue which key you played) THanks !!!!
Hi is there any method to the little “mini chords” I guess you could call them while you’re improvising? Or are you just picking a note to hold at random from the scale while moving to other notes at the same time. Hard to explain ha!
Yes we are new to RUclips and we are looking forward to building up a big community :) We are also building up a membership website which will be launched over the next couple of months. Thanks for joining the journey so early on! Stay tuned for new weekly videos :)
Blues scale almost feels like cheating . . . I press random notes on the blues scale, and my dad compliments me on my jazz skills
lmao
that’s funny bruh!! 😂😂
😂😂😂
Great and Beautiful!!!!!
Lmao 🤣
Holy shite. This tutorial was on point. That was so easy to absorb! Thanks man! I love the way you're teaching. If this wasn't an effective way to teach, i don't know what is.
Two comments
One, I feel stupid because I wrote down steps thinking it would work in every key, and didn’t know you could use semi tones to describe certain scales
Two, playing along with those backing tracks is great. This is by far the best jazz video I’ve seen. Gives formula, gets straight to the point. I can’t tell you how many videos I’ve watched where someone just did it in C and didn’t explain other keys as if it’s obvious to the audience. (Although it’s easy to transpose so forget that major detail)
Anyway, thank you for videos like these. Helps a lot with understanding how jazz improvisation works.
Thanks Mr.Silver! I'm happy you found the lesson useful :)
Yes, I also see many people explain something in the key of C and forget about all other keys, it gets very boring just playing in C after a while haha! Transposing stuff such as scales and chords will also help you out in so many areas of your playing :)
WHAT KIND OF GENRE IS YOUR INTRO?
I LOVE THAT SOUND
Hey there, awesome tutorial! Perhaps you could do any video explaining the various tricks you use when improvising? What I mostly mean is that part where you hit the 2 notes at the same time or quickly flip through 3 notes. I do not see this covered in most theory lessons. Thanks!
I didn't quite follow your explanations but it did intrigue me.
💪💪💪 best piano tutorial on RUclips ever
This is extremely helpful and so simple to work through...thanks for this nugget of knowledge.
Glad to know you enjoyed it :)
Awesome thank you, I’ve already subscribed and I’ve joined the PianoPig Academy. Your website is so organized and easy to navigate your videos are so simple yet you cover everything. Thank you so much for what you’ve done.
That's so good to hear! Glad you've been enjoying the Academy too. Happy practicing! 🎹🐷
Brilliant explanation very good video 😎
I just want to thank you.
It's so helpful to beginner.
I love improvisation in the f blues scale
Sounds like MC Eiht, Straight up Menace!
Actually just playing the scale is quite melodious- certainly more so than just the do-re-mi of the normal scales anyway.
Thank you. Beautifully explained. Easy to understand.
thanks so this great lesson. though I'm a classical piano but i learned a lot from this short lesson
No worries 😀
What is the key and chord progression of the backing track played at 4:35.
Thank You so much for your video it is very informative I love the Blues and Jazz I just came across with your video and love it. I just learned how to build the Blues scale from this tutorial thank you.
Dear Mr. Pig, I was😍 a pro rocker on and off for a half a century. 65. Artritis in my hands has me off stage. I live F@#%ing Las Vegas!🤣🤣. Cry...moan gnash teath in utter darkness...Untill I Found You. I get the way you teach. I once showed the nerd squad/chess club at the local high school in Mojave, California, how musical notation was just a math expression. Well, the formed a band, became the cool kids.Got the heck out of the nothin' and moved to Hollyweird. The Power of good teaching.
So, I Will learn the piano/keyboard from you.
But, you tak kinda funny. Are you from Amarillo. In '67 I was at a rattle snake BBQ outside Amarillo and...Well anyway, you don't have to tune it. Low impact. I already gave the note inscribed on every key. I don't have to hold it. It never neds new strings. Millions of people do it.
How hard could this realy be
Watch this in double speed and the riffs sound incredible
It just gets muffled, what do you mean?
Namaste, Brava! That was fabulous and i always love your playing. Thanks for share this. Have a good day from Germany, Hannes 👍🏻👍🏻🤣🌹
Well that was EXACTLY what I was looking for
Excellent
Amazing!
Em 4:10 Se o tom da música é menor basta usar a escala do tom da música. Se o tom for maior, use a escala do relativo menor. O relativo menor de Sol é Mi menor por exemplo.
Sounds really good
Hi PianoPig, can you do a lesson on the deeper mechanism of applying that blue note? To me, a blues/jazzy tune almost 80% of the time use the blue note as a passing/grace note/pick up position. It is rarely landed on as a full beat or last longer than necessary. As you always want to conclude those little sentences on one of the tonic group notes, so I wonder if there’s a way to expose the blue note longer. It can be done, like in a suspended in animation/thought in process way, Zappa seems to use it.
Well explained and demonstrated, thanks!
How does one coordinate the chord accompaniment played by the left hand, with the improvisation played by the right hand?
Well thanks for that great video! You're great👍
Muuuuuiiiiiito bom.
Could you name the chord progression in your intro. It sounds like a blues scale but its cool
I made a video explaining how to play them, check it out here: ruclips.net/video/x8J9CzSXrUE/видео.html
That was pretty cool! Ima have some fun learning this! 68 year old church bassist writing and recording in retirement!
Thank youuuu
Okay I really got out a lot of this vid but english is not my language and I didn't really understand the part of the chords what's the 12 bars blue? And what about C 7th and all of that
If you could answer :(
Question: you're teaching the 321132 method. But then at 02:35 when you go to play C7, the interval is 4-3-3. Then F7 is 3-2-4. Then G7 is 3-2-4. I'm confused.
Yup it’s confusing because the guy click baited you: a) this lesson is not a lesson for beginners like he says in the description hahaha ... that’s just click bait bs, this is advanced level piano requiring a knowledge of piano theory such as scales, keys, seventh chords, intervals, hand independence, rhythm and keeping time; b) the 321132 interval pattern is how you find each of the six notes in the blues scale for any starting root note, it is not the interval pattern used to play the chords; c) the dominant chords he’s playing in the left hand to accompany himself are being played in close voicing using different positions or inversions, again an advanced technique, for example C7 is in root position, F7 and G7 are being played in 2nd inversion position, which he did not mention he was doing at all; d) how he is comping the chords *in time* in his left hand in the different inversions in a certain key for the 12 bar blues progression while simultaneously improvising single note patterns and licks and broken chords *in and out of time* from the tricky to learn blues scale in his right hand is an advanced technique of hand independence and mastery of seventh chords and the blues scale, requiring *hundreds* of hours of practice until it starts to sound good. If you are a beginner and you want to learn blues piano, sorry this is not the video for you. Find a RUclips teacher who doesn’t bs you. They’re out there.
..i like your style pp----
How to play bass in left hand while using blues scale ??
First of all , what are the blue scales? And , is this for jazz ? Am i right?
They are simple scales which are great for beginners improvisers to learn. They be used for a wide range of genres, mostly blues though.
why is there a 7 after each letter?
great vid, thx.
I just don't get, how is G7 in the same key? there is no way to form it from the C minor/Eb major scale
Whoa
'hey kid, want some blues?'
Ya like jazz
My son see this, and told me "dad, this guy teach me better than you"
Damn you
Hahaha sorry! 😂
Maybe it's because he knows how to use grammar.
@@Yourmom-xu9ys Grammar Nazi alert
@@Yourmom-xu9ys OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
@@Yourmom-xu9ys no one cares
“How can someone hate the blues. everyone is literally just vibing”
SOME PPL DONT LIKE BLUES AND SOME DONT LIKE OPERA. I LIKE BOTH.
I DONT EVEN KNOW OR UNDERSTAND WHAT MAJOR AND MINOR IS AND YET I COMPOSE TUNES JUST AS A HOBBY. IM VERY NIEVE IN SOME WAYS. IWENT FAR TOO LONG WITHOUT PLAYING THE PIANO AND DIDNT OBSERVE SIGNS AND NUMEROUS OTHER THINGS WHEN I WAS TAUGHT MUSIC AS A CHILD.
IM THINKING OF COMPOSING A BLUESY TUNE NOW. AT PRESENT IM JUST PLAYING RANDOM NOTES THEN I RECORD IT AND LISTEN TO IT LATER TO SEE IF I HAVE COME UP WITH ANY GOOD SOUNDS.
IM PROBABLY TOO OLD TO GET ANYWHERE WITH MY MUSIC NOW THOUGH.
@@zennabella1676 you may want to turn off caps lock
@@ducky-2489 Nice profile picture
@@whatisoatmeal9174 OMG😂😂😂
Im so glad i found this comment when trying to do meh school music
When You get bored of smashing C, F, G chords.
You can smash C,F,G and Am.
Lol yes
Hey man! Surprise seeing you here! Thanks for the SFM tutorial by the way!
@@danielschwartz1228 smash an Ebmajor in there 😉
@@whocares8735 🤘
“There’s no wrong notes, you can play literally anything in the scale and it still sounds good”
Are you challenging me?
just play tritones (C and F# for the c blues scale)
yes he is
@@samglover7803 IT STILL SOUNDS GOOD WHY
Matt, why did you choose a can of Bush's?
still sounds sexy doesnt it?
I just fell in love with blues scales at 3am
You and me both
Sounds as a line of a nice song haha
Now you need to play 3 o clock blues
DON'T PLAY THE BLUE SCALES AT 3AM (NOT CLICKBAIT) (GONE WRONG) (COPS CALLED)
3 years later, stumbled across a video of a well respected keyboardist (from guerrero mexico) and mentioning about using the blue scales incorrectly, and what better way to expand my knowledge on music than learning new scales and how to incorporate them into basically anything than @ 9:42pm Monday 26th of feburary.
I have such a difficult time with sheet music and am a combination auditory/visual learner and the visual layout of your screen is EXACTLY what I needed. Thank you thank you thank you.
You should be learning by ear anyways.
Not in Gb Are you stupid?
Gillar du linjaler to be fair for this demonstration, it’s ear training. There are obviously places where sight reading is crucial, but for this, improvisation tests your ear and theory skills.
100x yes
Glynnis O Ok, one in a million
Instructions unclear. Four pianos now glued to the ceiling.
instructions unclear. Piano stuck in butt.
I got my pen stuck in my Xbox disk tray?
Hahahaha
Damn you too?
@@xNukedApplez F
among us
i’m sorry
When the key is sus
The fact that you really can't go wrong with any order of the blues scale opens up so much room for interesting original music for me. Thanks!
Easy for beginners, they said. You can do it, they said.
2020 edit: still can't improvise. Otherwise i play well, but i still can't get any improvisation going.
2021 edit: i'm finally doing improv! Thank you to Daniel Efford for inspiring me.
its easy thooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭
the word "beginner" is rather subjective
You have to make a pact with the devil my friend
True
RUSHING TO MY PIANO
Lmao
Same xd
Literally had the exact same reaction hahaha
You mean the piano app on your china phone
@@Omi142 lmao
1:28 my mind is corrupted ඞ
Amogus
Amogus
Dude, i want to thank you. You litteraly made me start playing the piano again after a 3 years break. Thanks again. :)
That's so good to hear man! Keep it up :)
Glad to have you back.
why tf did you stop playing ?? it's like breathing to me!
Ali Phoenix idk about this guy, but I stopped for 4 years while I was in high school bc I was taking up too many things that I genuinely cared about (theatre, Model UN, student council, etc) and I'd come home super tired, I even had cut some of that stuff out bc it was wayyy too much. Even though I used to play so passionately when I was a kid, it became harder to stay focused when I was that tired. I started playing again the summer after I graduated, and I'm still trying to keep up, but I'm having the same amount of fun that I used to when I was a kid and it feels great.
THATS GREAT. ITS NEVER TOO LATE TO GET BACK INTO IT. I DIDNT GET BACK INTO PLAYING THE PIANO AGAIN UNTIL MY LATE 50S, NOW IM IN MY LATE 60S.
This guy sounds like Korg from the Avengers
The hammer pulled you off?
No he doesn't
Lmao
😂😂😂😂😂
He does
when he says just play around with it he really means it, i just didnt play with the scale until a week ago but i knew the keys and after just playing and messing around it actually sounds really good
Ah, yes. amongus music
1:27 GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD
Megalovania?
Do you know boogie woogie? 🤨
Do you know boowgie woowgie *
@@osaze2708 BEWGIE BEWGIE**
Do you know Bengaw Wingaloo?
hah hah hah
Do you know bwugy whugy?
Holy crap this is the best tutorial video I've seen yet I actually learned something and understood
That's great to hear!
How is a crap holy?
The backing track sounds like redbone by childish gambino
nah. childish gambino's redbone sounds like this backing track.
jordan d check out the tune it’ll all be over by supreme jubilee
It rebembers me to I get around
5:13 when he said 🎶🎹🎹🎹🎹🎶 i felt that
@ᴀɴᴛᴇᴀsᴏᴄɪᴀʟ x Why
@ᴀɴᴛᴇᴀsᴏᴄɪᴀʟ x well in my opinion welcome to earth rhe planet where jokes are over used, if you find annoying than that sucks cause thats all everyone does use jokes or memes that has been used over and over again and 1 comment will never change that..
but that just my opinion
@ᴀɴᴛᴇᴀsᴏᴄɪᴀʟ x Nah its not that its the fact that the world is split, theres people like me who comment it and read comments and dont really care if its overused or not cause over all a comment is a comment
and no offense but theres people who dont like it or dont understand/ cant stand it.
i do get what you mean but in my defence i commented this when it was first a thing which was a few weeks ago if i can remember, you read this today and got borderline pissed off because idk you are tired of seeing something over and over again. and my comment probs pushed you to comment, i understand that. but the world is divided 60 to 40 most people dont really care and some people may find joy or happiness in the comment and some wont and find its "distasteful" or "overused"
now you seem like a nice person and i aint mad i just hope you can understand why this happens so much.
and when i say i know it can be overused i was talking about when comments like "first" or "Like for this, comment for that" comments that have been around for years thats what i meant but the "i felt that" phase on the internet its still kinda new and therefore kinda surprised me to find someone so annoyed by it already
@ᴀɴᴛᴇᴀsᴏᴄɪᴀʟ x no worries
@@JoJo99xtv i cant tell if your just making a joke, which I think you are, or if you just forgot to switch accounts lol
Finally, a tutorial that makes sense!! It's often hard for me to stick with other tutorials from people, but this channel is very easy to learn, understand, and apply.
Been playing classical piano for well over 10 years, and until I picked up a guitar six months ago, I never realized there were even scales outside the standard major/minor and harmonic minor. I learned more about blues and jazz structures in this five minutes than I knew after a decade. Really loving getting this fresh look at music. Thank you!
Blies scale is minor scale with a flat 5 ak blue note
Finally found one of these RUclips tutorials useful, improvised something Jazzy & Bluesy for the first time ever. Thank you soooo much !
Two words: JUST AMAZING. Its been two years since I started playing piano and I was looking for blues melodies and this has helped me alot. There is so much to learn in the field of music that it needs more than one whole life I guess haha.
Thank you for the video. 😊😊
I could never read or understand notes, i always went by ear, so naturally hearing this gave it their title, and of course everyone if not most people can understand the blues, and well for me looking at it as semitones was Re-cap, it was like "bro this what ive always done, but now i understand why it works that way".
I TOOK PIANO LESSONS WHEN I AS A CHILD FOR 5 YEARS THEN QUIT AND JUST PLAYED THE PIANO NOW AND THEN FOR THE FUN OF IT. I WASNT GREAT EITHER AT READING SOME MUSIC. THEN I WENT MANY YEARS WITHOUT PLAYING THE PIANO AT ALL AND ONLY GOT BACK INTO IT IN MY LATE 50S. I PREFER TO MAKE UP MY OWN TUNES NOW. I RARELY PLAY A TUNE READING PIANO SHEET MUSIC. MY EYE SIGHT ISNT THE BEST EITHER. IVE BEEN TRYING TO PLAY HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY NO 2 BUT ITS WAY TOO ADVANCED TO PLAY MORE THAN 2 PAGES OF IT AND EVEN WITH 2 PAGES I STRUGGLE WITH IT AND HAVE TO GUESS SOME AREAS.
Gosh you slayed the keyboard , someone call the cops
Ok. Getting a piano instead of another guitar. Lol
GOOD ON YOU. THE PIANO IS GOOD TO PLAY. IM JUST SAD I WENT SO MANY YEARS WITHOUT PLAYING IT.
MY DAUGHTER PLAYS THE GUITAR AND SIGNS. I CAN ONLY PLAY THE PIANO AND IM NO PROFESSIONAL EITHER.
GOOD LUCK WITH GETTING A NICE PIANO. I RECENTLY BOUGHT A KAWIAI CA79. ITS A NICE SOUNDING PIANO BUT IM HAVING TROUBLE PLAYING BACK SOME OF MY RECORDINGS. APART FROM THAT ITS FINE SO FAR, IT HAS A LOVELY SOUND.
@@zennabella1676 this has been the second comment ive seen that youv forgotten to turn off caps lock. There should be a key on the leftside of your keyboard that says “capslock”... press it
PIANO SUPREMACY YEEAAAA!
My mans almost played amogus drip
Great points I've got from this video:
1/ You can use a blue scale on a major chords progression. C blue scale on C major chord progression.
2/ You can use blue scale of its relative minor to play on major chord progression. Am blue scale on C major chord progression.
So I suppose we can combine the two blue scales together (C blue scale and Am blue scale) to make a great solo??
that backing track sounds a lot like supreme jubilees - it'll all be over
Hey-I have been a frustrated piano 'player' for over 50 years. You have truly inspired me to study with you. I have vamped for and created, almost accidentally, some reasonable sounds - but after 20 mins I 'slam the lid' in sheer frustration-again. I will start from your beginnings and keep your informed as to progress. Keep up this brilliant inspirational work. Thank you.
That's so good to hear! I'm happy to be able to provide you the inspiration to keep working at it :)
I wish there were more songs in Blue Scale, make them catchy, pops up more in the market amid a number of boring raps and pops.
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Omg I pressed on the read more like 5 times until I realized
Same😂
Oooh you bish😂😂😂 well done👏🏾👏🏾
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Sometimes I hate humanity, only because people have gotten too good at trolling. I liked it when it was just clever rick roles
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No context time stamps, love it
@@ducky-2489 pi ^
Wow..20 thousand likes ... for a reason.. great lesson.
1:28 amogus
thinked the same hehe
Can't hear it lol
I have watched this 4 times I'm still learning my scales and intervals so this Inspired me.
Me who just randomly plays notes on my sax
I absolutely adore the blue’s scale. I learned the C scale in my music class. Still to learn more. This video will definitely help me. Thank you.
Help me with this: AT 4:34 I think I am hearing three cords: G-C-E, A-D-F#, and G-B-D. This look like CM triad, 2nd inversion, DM triad, 2nd inversion, and GM triad in root position. This looks like GM 4-5-1 which seems to make sense for the blues scale in the right hand. Where did I go wrong?
Wow! Thank you!! I’ve finally found a video that really explains improvisation simply and effectively. And the 3-2-1-1-3-2 thing is the best method I’ve found for remembering intervals of blue scales notes. The visuals are also really helpful.
I love the shape of the blues scales. Hexatonic like a hexagon it is natures way of making something right
Keep it up man! Love the way you're teaching
Thanks :) Appreciate the positive feedback!
@kennywi .......Why are you so rude. Respect your teacher.
kennywi whats your problem?
@UzumakiFather10723 haha.
"You can play any note of the scale and it'll still sound good."
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I played at 0.5x.
I really enjoyed it! There is a tricky Eb that sounds good! Thanks for It!
Hi I really like your voice and accent and find it very soothing
Me in high school jazz band: "eww, learning scales is BORING!"
Also me in jazz band: "Oh snap!! Time to play that B-flat blues scale? Bout to tear this up!"
when I listened to the scale I thought wow this really is a blues scale!
a chrod left hand progression i found to sweet and relax for the C scale is
Cmaj7 - Cm7 - Cmaj7 SUS2 - Am7
simple but nice (for me xD)
Thanks so much for sharing. Just 1 question- if the blues scale needs to be taken from the relative minor (in the case of the key being a major) why does the blues scale fit so well over the C major without taking it from the A minor? Sorry if that's a stupid question....
I was wondering the same thing
When a guitarist plays an e or g blue scale.
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Thanks for this! As a music teacher, we include improvising in our S1 & S2 music curriculum.
I am not so confident at explaining Blues to our pupils, so this is a great introductory resource for me :-)
That's great to hear! Glad I help out with your students 😀
Hi. Love it. Which Software do you use to show the piano and notes on top of your keyboard ? (I guess you plub your computer via midi, but was wondering which tool you were using to represent in blue which key you played) THanks !!!!
It's called Midiculous 😀
Hi is there any method to the little “mini chords” I guess you could call them while you’re improvising? Or are you just picking a note to hold at random from the scale while moving to other notes at the same time. Hard to explain ha!
Are you new to RUclips putting up piano tutorials? Never seen your tutorials before. I just subscribed.
Yes we are new to RUclips and we are looking forward to building up a big community :) We are also building up a membership website which will be launched over the next couple of months. Thanks for joining the journey so early on! Stay tuned for new weekly videos :)