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L'improvisation : le niveau supérieur

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James fait passer l'improvisation au niveau supérieur pour les grades six à huit, en ajoutant du chromatisme et en jouant « out » sur la gamme blues et les notes d'accord que tu connais déjà.

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- 01. Bienvenue dans le cours en ligne
  1:46
- 02. Rencontre James Beckwith
  1:42
- 03. Rencontre avec Paddy Milner
  1:31
- 04. Rencontre Andrew Johnson
  2:28
- 05. Rencontre avec Ross Stanley
  3:30
- 06. Rencontre Marina Haywood-Lieberman
  4:32
- 01. Hard to Handle, The Black Crowes (Interprétation)
  3:10
- 02. A Song For You, Ray Charles (performance)
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  4:30
- 03. Theme from Schindler's List, John Williams (Interprétation)
  4:00
- 04. Natchez Trace, Glen Partridge (interprétation)
  2:56
- 05. Soma, Simon Troup (interprétation)
  2:45
- 06. Times Square, Kit Morgan (Interprétation)
  3:11
- 01. Hard to Handle, The Black Crowes (Leçon)
  9:30
- 02. A Song For You, Ray Charles (Leçon)
  22:52
- 03. Theme from Schindler's List, John Williams (leçon)
  11:11
- 04. Natchez Trace, Glen Partridge (Leçon)
  14:31
- 05. Soma, Simon Troup (leçon)
  13:36
- 06. Times Square, Kit Morgan (Leçon)
  12:30
- 01. L'improvisation : le niveau supérieur
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  1:33
- 02. Forme de blues avancée
  6:23
- 03. Démonstration de blues avancé
  2:29
- 04. Techniques d'improvisation avancées
  8:08
- 01. Introduction aux gammes, arpèges et voicings - pourquoi ils sont utiles
  2:49
- 02. Gammes - Grade 7
  4:07
- 03. Arpèges - Grade 7
  5:50
- 04. Voicings d'accords - Grade 7
  4:41
- 01. Déchiffrage avec la méthode « KAT TRAP »
  9:04
- 01. Conclusion du cours
  0:49
- 02. À propos de Rockschool et des examens
  0:55

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Improvisation for Piano and Keyboards: Level Three

Hey, I'm James. Today, we're looking at improvisation for piano and keyboards at level three.

Understanding the Concept

By now, you know that at grades six to eight, you're starting to:

Develop a good technique
Create a strong sound
Familiarize yourself with dominant seven voicings
Understand the blues form and the blues scale

These are more basic levels of improvisation, and what we're going to do today is kick this up a level and take it into more advanced areas of understanding.

Importance of Improvisation

You may have noticed that in the Rock School pieces for piano and keyboard, there aren't actually any improvisation sections. This is okay because:

You get to really work on playing someone else's solo
You can focus on getting good technique and executing everything in a cool way

However, as a piano player, like with guitar or any other instrument, it's crucial to develop your own musical voice and sound.

Developing Your Own Voice

To do this effectively, you'll need to be able to improvise. It's great that the pieces are structured the way they are, but we also want to learn how to develop our own voice.

Tools for Improvisation

We'll be using the blues, the blues scale, and chord tones to assist in this development. Within this series, we'll incorporate more advanced elements, including: