In a short time, this video will take your playing to
a surprisingly high level!
In a short time, this video will take your playing to
a surprisingly high level!
Techniques for improving left hand independence
How to count
Shuffle time and straight time
First two-handed exercise
Upbeats with 6th chords
Right hand chord timing that gives the song a pumping rhythm, and doesn't interfere with singer or soloist's melody
Adding upbeats to the left hand bass line
Rhythm exercises with blues scale and chords
Most important counts of the measure for the bass and melody notes
How to write a melody and arrange a song
Varying the song's theme
How to add a rhythmic pulse
How to play when there's a bass guitar player accompanying you
The cool counts: One and Two-and-a-half
First left hand chord exercise
Creating sense of movement with left hand
Slick trick to help you get your left hand playing with perfect timing
How to play the Blues Overture song with left hand chords instead of left hand bass line
How to find a niche in the verse for filler notes without interfering with singer or soloist
Hip turnaround
Hammond organ crescendo lick that piano players can also use
New song: Easy Blues
Another demonstration on how to develop an overall musical idea
Punctuate the ending
How to adjust the song's intensity with your left hand
Tip for determining at what point in the measure to play a note
How to play Easy Blues with both left hand bass line and left hand chords
Demonstration of how to play various rhythms with the left hand
Left hand rhythm that can be played with Latin drum beat or funk drum beat
New song: Keynote Address - using 9th and 13th chords and II, V, I chord progression
Ghost note just before count 3 of the measure
Fastest ways to improve your playing
Listening to other keyboardists' left hand
Concert by Alex Glaros
I designed the video to raise your skill level as fast as possible. You will learn key concepts that get you playing great faster than you thought possible. |
Modern Blues II for Keyboard shows very clear shots of the keys that are being played. The camera adjusts the focus for the note range from scene to scene, resulting in the clearest shots possible. Unused fingers are moved out of the line-of-sight so that they do not cover up the view of the keyboard. In addition, I verbally state the name of the note I'm playing and state its functionality within the chord. I went to extremes to make absolutely sure that you obtain a clear description of the notes being played. You can learn to play everything in the video because you can see what notes are played.
This video that provides a detailed description of the actual rhythmic
tools that blues/rock/jazz musicians use, so that you can adapt the concepts
for your own personal style, instead of merely copying licks without understanding
why they work. The video is almost 3 hours long. I made this video the way
that I would have liked to have seen it, when I was first learning to play.
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