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Débuter avec l'improvisation blues

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Utiliser le blues comme tremplin pour improviser

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- 01. Bienvenue dans le cours en ligne
  1:46
- 02. Rencontre Marina Haywood-Lieberman
  4:32
- 03. Rencontre James Beckwith
  1:42
- 04. Rencontre Andrew Johnson
  2:28
- 05. Rencontre Ross Stanley
  3:30
- 01. The Scientist, Coldplay (Interprétation)
  2:13
- 02. Halo, Beyonce (Interprétation)
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  1:56
- 03. Just the Way You Are, Bruno Mars (Interprétation)
  1:45
- 04. The Faith Divide, Simon Troup (interprétation)
  1:31
- 05. Ska'd For Life, Kit Morgan (Interprétation)
  1:34
- 06. Hit It Harder, Stuart Ryan (Performance)
  1:29
- 01. The Scientist, Coldplay (Leçon)
  8:24
- 02. Halo, Beyonce (Leçon)
  5:36
- 03. Just the Way You Are, Bruno Mars (Leçon)
  6:17
- 04. The Faith Divide, Simon Troup (Leçon)
  9:09
- 05. Ska'd For Life, Kit Morgan (leçon)
  6:30
- 06. Hit It Harder, Stuart Ryan (leçon)
  1:29
- 01. L'improvisation : qu'est-ce que c'est ?
  3:21
- 02. Débuter avec l'improvisation blues
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- 03. La forme du blues de 12 mesures
  1:06
- 04. Utiliser la gamme blues
  2:20
- 05. Ajouter un accompagnement
  1:14
- 01. Introduction aux gammes, arpèges et voicings - pourquoi ils sont utiles
  2:49
- 02. Gammes - Grade 2
  6:54
- 03. Arpèges / accords brisés - Grade 2
  2:58
- 04. Voicings d'accords - Grade 2
  1:58
- 01. Lecture à vue avec la méthode "KAT TRAP"
  9:04
- 01. Conclusion du cours
  0:49
- 02. À propos de Rockschool et des examens
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Introduction to Blues Improvisation

A great way of learning how to be a good improviser is to start by using the blues. The blues is an amazing chord sequence, which is literally in thousands of songs that you'll have heard in:

Pop music
Jazz
Rock
The blues itself

There are so many versions of this that you will have heard already.

The Blues Chord Sequence

I'm going to show you the format for a blues. The chord sequence is 12 bars, consisting of only three chords. As you become more skilled, we'll start using more interesting chords, but for now, we will focus on triads.

While these triads may not sound that bluesy, they will help you understand the harmony you're looking for.

The Three Chords in the Blues

If we start in the key of F, the chords are:

Chord I: F
Chord IV: Bb
Chord V: C

The Structure of the Blues

The form of the blues is shaped around these three chords in slightly different ways:

Start with F for four bars.
Move to the fourth chord (Bb).
Back to F.
Up to the fifth chord (C).
Then return to the fourth (Bb) and back to the first chord (F).

This progression may not sound particularly bluesy or provide a great template for improvising right now, but as soon as you get these chord shapes under your fingers, you'll find that you can start to improvise with your right hand.