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Blues Piano Practice Direct Straight-Talk

Blues piano practice straight-talk? What does that mean? Well, in this article you’re in for a little treat. In this […]

Yes, you can learn how to improvise over the blues – even if you’re a beginner! Blues piano improvisation is

One of the first overwhelming concepts you encounter when you begin studying jazz piano is the number of chords and

The hardest part of practicing the piano is finding the time. In our busy world, it is not always easy

Harmonic analysis is an incredibly important key in unlocking the mysteries of music. By understanding and using harmonic analysis we

Funk keyboard tricks of the pros… well, not “tricks” exactly. There’s no “inside secret” that the professionals know and refuse

Rock keyboard soloing is an important part of a keyboardist’s development. Soloing in any context requires that the player is

Voice leading. Maybe you’ve heard that term before in musical circles and not fully understood what it means. Voice leading

The major bebop scale is a very powerful scale that can be incredibly helpful to jazz pianists in a number

Pedal tones are usually thought of as a jazz topic that is reserved for advanced study. That’s sort of ironic

Countless books and college courses have focused on all types of jazz improvisation exercises. With so many opinions on practicing

Los tritonos definitivamente le añaden condimento a tu forma de tocar. Pero mucha gente se confunde cuando llega el momento

In this article we’ll talk about creating funky chord resolutions using the backdoor ii-V progression. What do I mean by

Rock organ tips. That’s our topic here. But we’ll take a slightly different approach than normal. The organ looks like

In this article we’ll be featuring some piano licks from “Jessica” by the Allman Brothers, one of the greatest rock