How to Play Blues Piano Improvisation in F

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Part of the video series: Piano Improvisation in F Major

Summary: How to play an entire bebop song using piano improvisation in the key of F; learn this and more in this free online piano lesson taught by expert pianist Ryan Larson.

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Ryan Larson Ryan Larson is a young jazz composer whose teaching technique focuses on the basics of music theory in all twelve keys. When applying his 12 key technique to ... read more

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How to Play Blues Piano Improvisation in F

So now that we have the whole tune down, I'm going to run through the whole piece and I'm going to play black chords in my right hand, and I'm going to do a simple, walking bass line outlining the black chords in my left hand, so you have this nice accompaniment that you can run through any tune and we're going to go through it and run through this blues, so you can hear how it sounds, and it's gorgeous. So we're going to run through it right now, so we have our F seven, and we'll do our left hand. F seven, B flat, F seven, C minor, F seven, B flat seven, B diminished, F seven, A, D altered, G, C, A, D, G, C. At the top, F, B flat. And that's your F bebop blues.

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