Learn blues piano lesson 3

[@jasonjjj27]

I love your lessons, they are clear and build upon each other. I'm enjoying them Thank you for posting these.

[@antoniogarciagarrigos8411]

Definitelly a good channel to follow if you are getting started with blues or piano in general! Very easy and quick way to learn! Well done!

[@theresevanwyk2000]

O wao! You're taking this step by step - amazing. My classically-trained brain can actually keep up. And thank you so much for the chords in numbers - makes it easier to start practising in more keys right away. Can't wait to get further down the track. I get the feeling the way you gradually increase complexity is JUST EXACTLY what I need to have fun practising, with a medium challenge level and make gradual progress, rather than getting frustrated with stuff that's too difficult from the very start, or stuff that jumps from easy to advanced without enough small steps inbetween. You're a great teacher!

[@homecookedblues]

great... keep on rockin' the piano...

[@sophiaezrah]

great job sir.. you gave so much inspiration for us who loses hope to play piano.. hope this could help me play again my piano..

[@sermapandian4428]

yes. i agree. i have taken out my keyboard and tried this third lesson. it sounds marvellous.

[@acasaclubru]

Just perfect, man. Your videos inspire me to play more and more =)

[@sermapandian4428]

me too. i thought i could never play piano. it gives me hope that i can even if i crossed over sixty

[@robertcombest6191]

Hi dude you are doing really good I like this one very much.

[@irthbroen7798]

I like how you say "If not, rewind and slow it down."

[@shybrain]

it sounds great

[@radlfohrnisgsund]

You don´t think it´s necessary to explain, that you use another form (you change to IV on second bar now) then in lesson 1 and 2? beside that, best tutorial about blues/boogie for absolute beginners I found! :)

[@briekyboy]

can you use your fingers in a different way or is this way the best one to learn?

[@stevenobsfeld4565]

thank you !

[@alianlaoshi]

the right hand 1-5-6-7 you forgot to give us direction

[@nikolamirosavic7548]

hi man! what we will do with long space between left and right hand more than 6th and 7th, that's not good sound in left hand,voice under C# is not good sound like thunder, this is space for double bass this is his job. and what is with tension? where are? sorry but i had to say you. don't mind.

[@homecookedblues]

Not sure what you're asking. But spaces of silence between notes is determined by the player's rhythm style and tastes. I find that we should not only listen to the notes we play but the silence in-between. We can use silence to add tension or sweetness to a song. Without spaces of silence - long or short spaces- music is just one continuous noise.

[@bigkeezo]

Fonky!

[@tagonminmyat2439]

Your Basic blues piano lessons are very good. I am from myanmar, your videos are good but I don't like your website, it is too simple.

[@MrBearchested]

Im in