Easy Blues Piano Lesson 5, Long Lines & More Chords

[@gregsheridan76]

Christian I have to say as a teacher the material and pacing you provide is truly masterful. I can tell you take the time to give us all small steps to take so we are always growing, and not straining too much. Your lessons have been a major resource for me.

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

Thanks a lot, Greg! .-)

[@JLFinnie123]

you are right - the first part is fun and educational...the second part is outstanding tyvm

[@mrvoigtlander]

And yet another magnificent video. Thank you!

[@CherryChauParis]

this course is Absolutely just right. way you explain is so clear and even if with people with a few thumbs on one hand like me .....it is still acheivable. Thanks a million

[@jeffjohnson7381]

Continue all these beginner lessons in blues and jazz styles working into intermediate levels….Love your style of teaching it’s easy to understand and Love your lessons 🎹👍👍

[@vincentrizzi4929]

Learning quickly thru your excellent lessons. Also have a great sense of humor.

[@lindsaypeters888]

Loved this! Thanks Christian

[@paulspeidell7386]

Christian, I love the second part of this lession! The slower blues music is just so filled with soul!

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

So Germans DO have souls! :-)

[@donaldkisselburg9302]

Love the blues

[@tp63us]

So much to learn. I love it!

[@sandypaiement]

Yup. This one is a keeper for my daily routine. Thank you for your dedication to this series. And now, bring on #6 cause we love these tutorials!

[@craigstrong4815]

I really enjoyed this lesson Christian. More please!

[@richardhedges5823]

You’re the best Christian! This lesson is fantastic, and exactly what the doctor ordered!! Thanks so much :-)

[@toddvercoe6113]

Nice exercises. I needed this. Thanks teacher.

[@MusicWithShankar]

Hello Christian, i love the way you teach, its very easy to understand but i want to do a humble request you to make some videos about bebob piano playing, lots of respect from Nepal

[@jeffjohnson7381]

Love your lessons and these beginner to intermediate level for blues jazz and funk I really like your style of teaching it’s Great 👍🎹

[@jeffjohnson7381]

Christian can you teach some slow blues rhythms with left hand and right hand runs in the blues and jazz formats for beginner to intermediate level…thanks so much 👍🎹

[@jeffjohnson7381]

Christian can you include some slow blues rhythms and runs with the right hand and left hand chords for beginner to intermediate level playing👍🎹

[@jeffjohnson7381]

Great easy lesson for me to learn the blues…keep these lessons up as well as some jazz and boogie Woogie lessons with this same format👍

[@rockandroll7263]

Gracias 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@donk.5730]

Great lesson, and YOU tell the reason why 'to do' a feature or style ! I see you really want us to succeed! I am enjoying my: Blues-III purchase. I love the included: 'St.James' Infirmary' - blues song. This book will really help me . Big Thank You, Sir !

[@dojomisogi1601]

Thanks Christian, I'm very much into this lessons, very interesting. ,,👏👏👏🎹🎹🦊

[@klavierspielenwiewaldi4701]

0:00 Intro 1:50 line 1 - Up and down 6:15 line 2 - Variation of going down 7:35 line 3 - Classic variation of going down 11:06 line 4 - Two finger walk up 12:25 line 5 - Two finger walk up with classic going down 13:30 line 6 - This up-line in F7 15:23 line 7 - New up and down running 19:48 Playing Blues over the half-diminished chord 22:31 with Blues Scale down 23:51 with Blues Scale up 24:43 Half-diminished chord var. 2 25:41 Half-diminished chord var. 3 27:01 Half-diminished chord var. 4 28:20 Half-diminished chord var. 5 30:46 Half-diminished chord var. 6 32:36 Half-diminished chord var. 7 34:40 Half-diminished chord var. 8 Started this lovely lesson just at the right time when 2024 summer became autumn... This fits so good to the 2nd half. I think I will start here. Thank you again for this amazing lesson.

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

Thank you again very much for the chapters, Waldi! Just copied them.👍 🤗

[@wayneparsons1243]

Thank you so much 😊 amazing

[@paulaustin1076]

Scales on blues scale are in misty, stardust, traces, my ship, this could be the start of something big and many others. This should be main tip for composing.

[@reddeckelman1802]

Christian, people who have followed you for a while and have learned from earlier videos, need these tutorials that expand the blues language. Perhaps you could feature a list of videos that would help beginners or late beginners reach the level required of your intermediate lessons.

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

There is a big beginners course in my playlist. It's also linked in the info box of this video.

[@andrew.eleven]

Improvement comes at the edge of competence… just where it’s a little uncomfortable. As a 2 year beginner I am a few lessons behind you, and have been for awhile. However, I find that as I improve the lessons are getting easier for me to understand and learn. I’m even getting used to that sparkling German humor 😂 I feel we are building something great here… thank you

[@Janpol61]

Dear Christian, Is there already a lesson to push further the second part of this lesson ( improvising in C minor)? I just love it.

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

Sorry, nope. Not directly connecting to this one..

[@Janpol61]

🥺

[@williampaganucci1084]

Can you teach Omkring Tiggarn Från Luossa Hootenanny Singers (Bjorn's Band before ABBA)?

[@sosey111]

Thanks for this great lesson. You were very generous. I would have counted it as two lessons. Would you usually play the g7 as altered when it's after the half diminished?

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

No. There is no connection. Sometimes this, sometimes that...

[@raphaelbruneau6179]

Around 00:35 you express your fear of « over reaching » by inserting material that are too advanced for beginners. Well, I think that you are not. I started with you beginner series and I'm now halfway trought the easy series. The level is fine. In fact, you need to add levels of difficulty to keep your student challenged and motivated. I believe you have manage to strike a good balance. Thank you so much for all your great teaching!

[@Jack-fs2im]

nice like

[@ineptpianist2044]

Hi Christian, I have a book called 'Pianoforte Technique on an Hour a Day' by Tankard and Harrison - do you think it's an appropriate book for a rock pianist to be learning from?

[@donk.5730]

Yes, you are pushing by giving us exercises just out of reach. So, Yes, it's a good work-out , lots of 'meat' in these lessons, many things to learn. Hand independence is what I need to work on- other than practice, are there any videos on improving Hand Independence ? Thank you, Dk...

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

Thanks, Don! Search my name plus "independence".

[@leopronumen]

Which is the song that sounds in back at it begins the video ?

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

Willow Weep For Me. Coming this or next WE.