Friend, Here's YOUR FREE Listening Assignment!

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Friend, Here's YOUR FREE Listening Assignment!

Hi Friend,

Here's a FREE Listening Assignment for you this weekend!

When improvising over (2) chords, just try to think of "telling a story!" Don't over PLAY!

Too many so-called instructors introduce a simple Blues improvisation TOO fast!

I think you need to SLOW IT DOWN, to allow your melodic statements to breathe and come to life!

This Blues is based on C7 to Bb7.

C7: C E G Bb

Bb7: Bb D F Ab

Just go to: http://www.MrRonsMusic.com and play along with the song.

Now, of course I'm using a number of scales to craft my improvisation, but that's just something you'll have to learn!

If you thinks this is TOO "Jazzy", go to: http://www.ReadMusicToPlayPiano.com and see if you can incorporate "syncopation" in your playing!

Have FUN!

Ron

September 26th, 2009 at 4:57 pm

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