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Playing Blues Scales
A blues (minor) scale consists of six notes (1 m3 4 b5 5 m7) which are separated from each other by the following intervals: 1½-1-1/2-1/2-1½-1 (Ex. in C: C-Eb-F-Gb-G-Bb). It can be transposed ...
Playing Minor Arpeggios
Arpeggios carried out by either hand and used often in both accompaniments and improvisations are technically and harmonically absolutely vital for pianists. The minor arpeggio (or minor triad) ...
Hand Independence (Beginner)
Hand independence is an utterly unavoidable aspect of piano playing. Rhythmically speaking, but also regarding volume, you will need to be able to play with one hand sequences that differ from or ...
Jazz Standard Accompaniments #1
An assortment of accompaniments with which you can learn the most important techniques and harmonies characteristic of jazz standards. By means of chord progressions from blues/jazz and ...
Articulation on the Piano
In order for the notes to be heard clearly and at the same volume, you need to strike the keys with the same strength – i.e. articulate the same with each finger. By now you will have realized ...
Playing Minor Pentatonic Scales
A minor pentatonic scale consists of five notes (1 m3 4 5 m7) which are separated from each other by the following intervals: 1½-1-1-1½-1 (Ex. in C: C-Eb-F-G-Bb). It can be transposed into all ...