Playing B Flat (Bb) Minor Blues Scale on Piano

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Summary: Learn how to play minor blues scales for the piano and how to read minor scales in B flat major in this free music video on playing blues on piano in B flat (Bb) major.

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Playing B Flat (Bb) Minor Blues Scale on Piano

So now if we take our three basic chords that we learned from B flat blues, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, one and we minor it, make the third a minor. We'll have a minor blues and then our E flat right, we'll have this G flat in there and back to the B flat. Then F instead of this, it will be this, B flat, B flat and you have your B flat minor blues. You can solo with all those minor scales in your right hand or you can just keep using that blues scale. To four minor (playing piano) and that is your B flat minor blues.