
Follow the lectures in order to learn the pentatonic scale and swing feel, then explore blues and rock improvisation, noting blues skills support rock and pop, with left-hand lessons optional.
Explore the simplest blues progression in the key of C, using C7, F7, and G7 as one-four-five chords. Learn how to recognize measures, play along, and improvise with confidence.
Create blues improvisations using the c minor pentatonic scale. Play quarter notes and swung eighth notes with a triplet feel, starting phrases on beat one consistently.
Learn to add triplets to your improvisation by mixing quarter notes, swung eighths, and triplets. Practice on-beat and off-beat patterns with varying line lengths and different starting beats.
Expand blues scale improvisation by adding triplets alongside quarter notes and swung eighths, practicing starting on beat one, beat two, or upbeat positions to build expressive rhythms.
practice the blues scale in G with the right hand, using the play along file, then add G major pentatonic notes and techniques to craft lines.
Master the blues scale in D for the right hand and pentatonic notes D, E, F#, A, B to improvise, using play-along tracks at 80, 95, and 110 bpm.
Bring both hands together to improvise blues in D, using three simple left-hand chords (D, G, A) with blues and major pentatonic scales, slides, drills, and double stops.
Explore rock improvisation basics by applying blues and pentatonic scales over a C minor progression, learning straight eighth notes and when to use blues scale versus pentatonic choices.
Explore adding 16th triplets to a rock groove, delivering six notes per beat, and solo using the minor pentatonic scale with blue scale concepts, employing up or down phrasing.
Solo over the c minor, e-flat, b-flat, a-flat progression using blues and diatonic scales, add ninth to chord tones, and practice with shapes, quarter and eighth notes, and play-along tracks.
Combine the one-two-three-five motif with pentatonic and blues scales across chords, moving between keys like C, E-flat, and B-flat to build cohesive improvisations.
THE PIANO IMPROVISATION COURSE THAT LETS YOU PLAY BEAUTIFUL PIANO SOLOS OVER SONGS IN THE BLUES/ROCK/POP GENRE
With this piano improvisation course, also YOU will soon be soloing with ease over blues, rock or pop songs.
ALREADY VERY QUICKLY, YOU WILL BE SOLOING AND FEEL THE JOY OF IMPROVISING ON THE PIANO
After a short introduction section, you will already quickly start your first piano solos, first very simple and then, by slightly adding more elements and techniques, you will very rapidly learn how to create a spectacular piano solo.
LEARN HOW TO IMPROVISE ON THE PIANO IN A FUN WAY WITH A WHOLE BAND THAT ACCOMPANIES YOU ON PLAY-ALONG MP3-TRACKS
Start directly from the beginning of the course to improvise together with the band, in stead of doing boring exercises (like running up and down the scales with a metronome).
TRY THIS ONLINE PIANO IMPROVISATION COURSE WITHOUT ANY RISK
If you’re still not sure, why not just give it a try? It’s without any risk: if for whatever reason this is not the course for you, you can get a full refund within 30 days after purchase.
So, there’s no need to wait any longer: just hit that ‘enroll’ button and get access to 4.5 hours of video, as well as plenty of resources (play-along files in different tempos, PDF files with pentatonic and blues scales in all keys, …).
It only takes you one click to have access to ALL of this.
Still not convinced?
Just have a look at the promo video and the free preview videos to have an idea of how I teach, and also have a look at the course curriculum.
About this course:
The course consists of the following 3 sections:
· Introduction
In the introduction section, you learn the major and minor pentatonic scale and you learn how to play with swing feel (important for blues improvisation)
· How to solo over a blues
In this section, you learn the blues scale and how to use the blues scale to create a solo over a blues progression. You will also learn how to add extra notes (that are not in the blues scale) to extend the possibilities to solo even more.
You will also learn how to accompany yourself with left hand chords while you play your solo with your right hand. The left-hand chords that you will learn are the chords the pros use and that contain extra notes (like the 9th, #9th and 13th) to spice up your solo.
· How to solo over a rock chord progression
In this last section, you learn how to solo in a rock song with the pentatonic and blues scale and with extra notes.
A lot of what is done in this section, builds further on what is learned in the former two sections, so it is important to at least have followed the right-hand lessons of section 2 (left hand is not so important for section 3).
You can apply the scales and techniques learned in this course also for most of the pop songs.
If the above appeals to you, then don’t hesitate any longer and just hit that ‘enroll’-button, and I’m looking forward to seeing you inside of this course.
(It only takes you one click to have access to ALL of this).