If you’re new to the blues, start here! You will learn the 12 bar blues form, basic voicings, how to count the slow blues, filling in space, and improvisation drills and exercises.
In this lesson we explore gospel walk-ups and walk-downs and how to add chromatic passing chords to our chord progressions.
Learn common substitutions for the 12 bar blues in C. We explore diminished chords, walk-ups, iv minor chord, backdoor 251s, and chromatic dominants.
Drown In My Own Tears – Slow Blues Breakdown Welcome to this lesson where we explore the harmony and stylistic elements of the slow blues tune "Drown In My Own Tears." This lesson is perfect for pianists looking to deepen their understanding of blues harmony, voicings, and improvisation techniques within the 12/8 slow blues feel. […]
Learn to play the slow blues in the key of C. We cover the basic chord changes, and then explore chord substitutions and improvisation over the 12 bar blues form.
Learn how to structure a full slow slow blues performance. We explore techniques for introductions, the verse, improvised sections, and endings.
Learn voicings, phrasing, and soulful improvisation techniques to enhance your blues playing – perfect for pianists who want to master the feel of slow blues.
Learn the intricacies of slow blues piano with Jon Cleary. We explore the playing style of the famous New Orleans pianist James Booker.
In this live seminar we discuss the slow blues style. Davell will share some tips, ticks, and techniques to improve your slow blues performance.
