How to play INSANE Blues Scale Lines FAST

[@arthurroschbooksandmusic7700]

As a drummer I mastered four way independence. Now I have to master ten fingers, two hands, arms, shoulders, posture. This simple exercise is exactly what I neeed!

[@arthurroschbooksandmusic7700]

I'm just two and a half years into my piano study. I note that my fingers want to fall in certain regular places. Problem is, they're the wrong places. If this is how a 'style' emerges, I'm all for it. I first must reign in the bad habits of my fingers. So I'm repeating your three finger blues patterns with great dedication; although they aren't really "three" finger patterns if I watch your hands carefully. I caught you using your pinkie! Bottom line is that you and your videos are fun!

[@arthurroschbooksandmusic7700]

The best musicians sometimes are not the best teachers. I think you're a good teacher and an excellent musician. you also have a sense of humor and a bit of self-contempt, which is necessary for an artist. I'm finding these blues "memes" hypnotic. Got a lot of practicing ahead of me.

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

Thanks, Arthur! Very well observed. :-)

[@vansullivan236]

You are great, my man! Thank you

[@jaykay1053]

This, I’m gonna try, for sure!!! This whole video has sooo much in it, I’m gonna be busy for a whole month working on this! Also, I’m no good at lifting lines from solos, so the first concept you showed here is super useful for me to understand: solos can add a pick-up lick, descend, add pick-up line, repeat descent. Super cool trick to know! Thanks!

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

And the great thing: You can use the same pick-up line in a bar near you! Always works.

[@rickrocketts183]

Thanks Christian!

[@arthurroschbooksandmusic7700]

As I learn the piano I feel as though I am learning a vocabulary of sonic ideas that emerge from my hands. I started out with a C scale and then played all the major scales. Three years later I feel as if my vocabulary has greatly expanded but there's an infinity of piano knowledge ahead of me. Chords, scales, modes...it ain't gonna sound like Beethoven.

[@WooshaBaloo]

I will be 60 in a few weeks time. I can't play but hope to learn in the next few weeks for my own entertainment. I LOVE your videos which I find both informative and entertaining. You are a wonderful person. Thank you. Best Wishes from Australia.

[@sheikhahmed2871]

Awesome stuff wow:!!!

[@Pianoandguitarplaywr]

please make more videos like this

[@cooganmiddlebrook8716]

This is my evening sorted! Please consider covering some Reese Wynans keyboard tricks, he has a really cool style but no tutorials for his stuff :( thanks Christian!

[@D1mitr3s]

❤❤❤ The best!

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

❤️

[@daveadams5]

🎵Superman may have given away his secret identity!! 😂😂 Great lesson Christian and wonderful to have these runs in a blues jam key of E (bloomin' guitar players)! A must see lesson, invaluable! Thanks so much for posting! 👏👏👏👏🎵

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

In fact, Christian Fuchs is not my real name, and Superman is my real identity.

[@daveadams5]

@@ChristianFuchsBlues 😂😂

[@dojomisogi1601]

Let's try to go insane in this already insane times (in other sense) :-) thanks Christian! 👏👏👏🎹🎹🦊

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

"Insane times demand insane blues scale runs!" (Christian Fuchs, Collected Bullshit)

[@rickrocketts183]

I’d def buy a pdf of The Collected Bullshit

[@petertarsio7168]

Being German Christian, what about Beethoven? Can you take a few tips from and apply it to improvisation? 😂❤🎉

[@petertarsio7168]

You Tatum played riffs in his right hand using only fingers 123 😢🎉😂❤

[@Jack-fs2im]

but yr playing over E mmm

[@ibunkatraining]

The DALL E 2 image was unexpected...

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

Maybe cause you're wrong...:-)

[@ChristianFuchsBlues]

Ah, you mean in the video? That's Midjourney.

[@musacman57]

Another Awesome tutorial