Jazzpiano Tutorial: Standard blues on the piano. Part 1
This is a piece of basic blues put together with the more popular riffs out there, melted together in one piece of music for you to learn. Use this as something basic and once you get the hang of it, try improvising on it, people!
Comments on Jazzpiano Tutorial: Standard blues on the piano. Part 1
January 8, 2010
MrWatcher101 @ 4:38 pm
Thanks! This is really good for those who are learning on their own, without formal training. This is really great!
italianchappy @ 4:38 pm
I'm an absolute beginner. Few days ago I studied the C blues scale and I'm fast to play it however when I've to give it the right rithm as you do in the first riff …. It's really difficult !!! I'll keep trying.
Thank you very much Renaud. Terrific lesson !!!
pookiecatblue @ 4:38 pm
Great tutorial! Thank you. It would be a good idea to change the lighting. Shadows are cast all over the keys that need to be seen. There's the constant shadow from your body and then there's the shadow from your hand. A light coming in from both sides would probably prove to be very helpful.
thejazzmusic11 @ 4:38 pm
really great tutorial, thank you so much. It has exactly the right skill level!
lijun8 @ 4:38 pm
Thank you so much, your tutorial was just right for my skill set
daniz89 @ 4:38 pm
with practice
Kinitiks @ 4:38 pm
Thank you but i dont understand how to play both hands together.
ERCDarksoul @ 4:38 pm
Brilliant way teaching ; )
But what I think you forgot to explain is the last chords where you change from (left hand) C# G# to C G, in the first full playing you do, sounds that nice but I didn´t manage copying it.
Thanks a lot for your help :: )
MDmysta @ 4:38 pm
Amazing really helped, i may have changed a few things on the way but this was brilliant
Feesharp9er @ 4:38 pm
very
Very Good!!!
RenaudAudenaerde @ 4:38 pm
Part 2 and 3 have been online since this morning ;)… sorry for the wait! have fun..
VitalyChirkov @ 4:38 pm
Thanks a lot. Still waiting part 2.
RenaudAudenaerde @ 4:38 pm
sorry everyone, my part 2 was too long to be published… so I'm reshooting it. Hopefully by tonight there will be a Part 2 on youtube.
RenaudAudenaerde @ 4:38 pm
yeah I meant to upload it last sunday, but I'm kind of a perfectionist, and I just wasn't happy about the last part, so I shot it again, it should be up later today. Cheers.
gabbLIONE @ 4:38 pm
hey Renaud, I've got the first part nailed down now, any chance of uploading the second part? Did you mean last Sunday?
gabbLIONE @ 4:38 pm
Yes it was helpful thanks, eager to get the second part. Great stuff!
RenaudAudenaerde @ 4:38 pm
thanks, that lick sure is a nice way to start playing. the second part will be uploaded on sunday. hope it was helpfull
gabbLIONE @ 4:38 pm
been wanting to get that David Sprunger intro lick for ages. Power to you. Looking forward to the next part of tutorial. Cheers
spartan33x @ 4:38 pm
Your intro blues was SICK. I love jazz too, but I play sax. Your playing reminds me of Oscar Peterson! Keep on swingin, man.
June 22, 2009
Jazzpiano Tutorial: Standard blues on the piano. Part 1
This is a piece of basic blues put together with the more popular riffs out there, melted together in one piece of music for you to learn. Use this as something basic and once you get the hang of it, try improvising on it, people!
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Comments on Jazzpiano Tutorial: Standard blues on the piano. Part 1
Thanks! This is really good for those who are learning on their own, without formal training. This is really great!
I'm an absolute beginner. Few days ago I studied the C blues scale and I'm fast to play it however when I've to give it the right rithm as you do in the first riff …. It's really difficult !!! I'll keep trying.
Thank you very much Renaud. Terrific lesson !!!
Great tutorial! Thank you. It would be a good idea to change the lighting. Shadows are cast all over the keys that need to be seen. There's the constant shadow from your body and then there's the shadow from your hand. A light coming in from both sides would probably prove to be very helpful.
really great tutorial, thank you so much. It has exactly the right skill level!
Thank you so much, your tutorial was just right for my skill set
with practice
Thank you but i dont understand how to play both hands together.
Brilliant way teaching ; )
But what I think you forgot to explain is the last chords where you change from (left hand) C# G# to C G, in the first full playing you do, sounds that nice but I didn´t manage copying it.
Thanks a lot for your help :: )
Amazing
really helped, i may have changed a few things on the way but this was brilliant 
very
Very Good!!!
Part 2 and 3 have been online since this morning ;)… sorry for the wait! have fun..
Thanks a lot. Still waiting part 2.
sorry everyone, my part 2 was too long to be published… so I'm reshooting it. Hopefully by tonight there will be a Part 2 on youtube.
yeah I meant to upload it last sunday, but I'm kind of a perfectionist, and I just wasn't happy about the last part, so I shot it again, it should be up later today. Cheers.
hey Renaud, I've got the first part nailed down now, any chance of uploading the second part? Did you mean last Sunday?
Yes it was helpful thanks, eager to get the second part. Great stuff!
been wanting to get that David Sprunger intro lick for ages. Power to you. Looking forward to the next part of tutorial. Cheers
Your intro blues was SICK. I love jazz too, but I play sax. Your playing reminds me of Oscar Peterson! Keep on swingin, man.