Four Tasty Blues Licks
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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In this lesson I take you through 4 blues riffs that you can use in your playing. They are mostly based from the blues scale, and also the minor pentatonic scale.
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0:38 first licks
2:11 secend licks
3:11 third licks
4:52 fourth licks
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If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly.
-Ben Lee 2018
That’s not true.
@@harrybalszak7526 I know. Its a joke.
It's only possible with the daily 40h Ling Ling work out tho.
Lol :)
You quote this in a sarcastic way yet you don't understand that he's actually right
"and then slowly speed up..."
*reaches speed of light in 3 seconds*
Once you speed it up enough it becomes a Boogie Woogie.
listening to this on 0.25 speed feels like being instructed by some sort of drunken blues master.
Oh yeah 😂
Cool
Lol
Ya not wrong
Lol. I thought exactly the same thing. 2.5 might as well be called slur, but it’s the speed I need.
Lick 1 0:36
Lick 2 2:10
Lick 3 3:10
Lick 4 4:50
Thank you
Thx a lot man
Thanks, @PianoPig I think you should add this to your description too, it's very usefull when you practice. Thanks for your teaching ! You're a king ;)
God bless you sir
Lick you very much.
4:39 man couldent you just play a c in the end and my ears wouldve been happy
Thanks dude. Would be great if you show us some examples with this licks in practical use.
4:53.
im leaving this here for my own use
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Great feature...writing down note sequence...then listening numerous times...playing at the same time slow mo works for me... problem is I have saved enough for several years work! Thanks. Mike
I always wonder. A lick like #2. Should you just learn to play it with one set of fingering for all keys? At first it seems awkward because some keys sounds weak. But on the other hand it is a lot easier to remember it and to move it around in all keys when you don't have to also work out a different strategy for each key.
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Great videos man.
I find that these licks are complimented by my glass of whiskey.
Haha I can imagine ;)
Cool licks! And thank you for such a detailed showing! I'm curious to know - how you find which note sequences (right-hand) sound "bluesy" and which not? Can you share any rules or patterns or any reference to read about?
O melhor vídeo de blues que já vi. Muito obrigado professor!!! Ganhou um fã no Brasil ^^
3:11 What chords are you playing?
Cm9 - Ab13 - G7(#5)
@@Piano_Pig Thanks for the response....Does this mean that the lick in the key of G? (since many blues licks land on the I7 chord)....is it customary to land on the #5/b6 note in the melody? ...This had me thinking the lick was in the key of E flat, because after playing the lick, when I hit the lowest 2 E flat octave notes as a finale at the end of the lick it sounded very final, but when I hit the lowest G octave notes, after playing the lick, it doesn't sound as final...any insight into this? Thank you!
@@Noah-wv4td thanks for the response...im still confused tho. Ur saying G7 is the 5 of the key, so the lick is in C? I still dont get why it sounds final when i hit ocatve E flats after playing the lick, which makes it sound like the lick is in E flat. When i hit octave Cs after playing the lick it doesn't have that "final" sound. Does that make sense?
I like the very jazz like chords in the left hand. It really compliments the sound.
this lesson is pure gold
I really enjoy yr teaching and how you repeat it several times.
It gives it a chance to sink in. Thanks
Gary
Wow man, thank you for posting this! You should add a disclaimer that some/most of those tasty licks are a little jazzy as well haha. Great job & thanks again.
Second lick is SUPER Sweet bad Great BLUES!!!!!
Is the first lick, by any chance, based off of the theme song from a show called "blossom"? The show being "my opinionation"?
I simply loved those easy to follow blues links. You've shown me how to follow what I hear in my head. Thank you 😊
well, some are expecting a C, a resolution according to their views -and maybe the messiah himself-...why note ...as far as i am concerned, this is a fantastic job doing by PianoPig, crystal clear, beautiful, helpful, so helpful i can play it on a thai instrument called khim.Really grateful
00:39 "And in my opinion-ation, the sun is gonna surely shiiiiiine...."
J have played guitar and keyboards much of my life. I just ordered a keyboard. Your explanation of how to play is so basic but totally essential for learning piano and keyboard techniques. I hit the like button and I will be watching the videos once I get the new keyboard. I appreciate your efforts teaching how to play piano and keyboard.
No worries - happy to be able to help!
Cool licks! Now I'm a PianoPig licker. :-)
i like this video mainly because he shows you slowly unlike others, very detailed, thank you
This channel really needs more attention. You make awesome Blues tutorials! Thank you for the tutorial :D
It's quite a new project so the channel hasn't been around too long! But it is slowly growing and I hope to build a big community :)
Thanks for the nice comment - hope you enjoy the rest of the videos!
Happy to have found you
If I'm playing a song in Cmaj, and my left hand is playing the C, can I play any of the notes in the following scales as the melody with my right hand: C Lydian, C Dorian, C Lydian-Dominant, or C Half-Dimished scale?
Idk
Will you do a video on left hand for the licks
Amazing ! How can we transpose the first leak to its relative minor ? (From C major to A minor in this case)
Great licks. I hope you do another round
I am really really new to the piano so im sorry for this question in advance. What do you call what the left hand is doing vs what the right hand is doing? Im trying to learn some of the notes to play on my left hand and don’t know what to look up.
J'ai cherché mais... vous êtes le meilleur ! Très content
Cool licks
just discovering piano pig... great!!! now I have to practice....
I liked these and incorporated them! 🖤🎹
Can you comment on the left hand voicing and progression on the 4 th lick? Interesting !
This is an excellent tutorial cheers bud, John C👍👍👍👍👍
how are the bass chords made?
It seems that these licks are based on plagal cadences (IV-I), possibly stemming from Gospel.
Hey Daniel, you requested info regarding kindred hearts. Were you able to get info? If not, let’s discuss...
What is the time signature of the first lick?
Great, thanks!
You are a good teacher Sir
Awesome video! Thanks ❤️
Could you please explain what is the chord progression you use with your left hand on the 4th lick? Sounds so mean
Thank you very much for all these good explanations.
So take for example the first lick. It sounds a bit like an ending. Im having a hard timing placing the licks in the 12 bar blues. When should i play them?
Superb, Please add the left hand , so we can learn chords with licks...mind redoing this to include left tutorial
Did you see that c major expresso in blue 8 9th oved then 5th
What's the chords that left hand play in lick three?
Man, those are tasty licks!! Very cool!
Lick 1 played in so many different feels, where is the beat/triplets/16th?? Tried to write it for memorising....it seems an odd length, but played so many ways, I'm not sure how to learn it to be useful...
You very smart for teaching!!!!!
I wonder... how many licks will it take to get to the center of the Bluesy Pop?
Do you have sheet music of these licks?
nice ..thanks bro
Very nice. I have a question. Why if you re playing in the c blues scale, you play notes that are not in the scale?
When improvising, scales are just a guide. There are no wrong notes and you can ultimately play whatever you want. If you chose a single scale and only every played those notes, it would get very boring after a while!
Federico Egli it’s called grace notes.
Hi, could you please let me know in licks no 3 and 4, which chord progression is it actually? like in lick 1, it is definitely G - C. What about lick 3 and 4? Thanks
Hi. I'm no expert, I'm learning watching Pianoapig, but in my opinion, I think he uses rootless chords. In lick 3 Cm7-9, Ebm6-9 and Fm7b7 (or Db7-9). Lick 4 is similar: Cm7-9, DbM7 (or Bbm7-9) Ebm6-9 and Fm7b7. Not sure of the notation, but hope it helps.
Did you do all that in the key of C?
I finally found !! This was what I wanted to learn !!!!!!!
Awesome!
Start of lick 1 - 0:37
Great video awesome licks,,, but hay how about a free (PDF) can never get the notations written down quick enough,, Woo,, see the dude's fingers roll,,,one day i tell you one day so cool.
Just discovered your channel. I've subscribed.
Awesome! :)
Is there somewhere we can download and print the music for this?
Thanks for taking time to do this !!
No worries! 😀
That second lick was it bro.... Yessir!!!!😆 tickled
Haha glad you liked it man :)
where does the beat sit in lick 3?
Hi, we are learning this song by Horace silver which goes by the name "Strolln". I would like your opinion regarding the type of scale to use.
GREAT CHANNEL BY THE WAY! I watch at least one of your videos everyday.
Can you show us how to play the intro music
Already done it! Look up 'intro chords' on my channel :)
Wonderful. Could you post an Oscar Peterson's lick? Thanks
Are licks in c major
I got the first 2 licks down,but the 3rd lick is tricky because there are 2parts
I LOVE It. Thanks you! 😎
Thank YOU for watching 😀
I want to learn how to play the piano from the song "Feeling at Home in The Presence of Jesus". Please help me or do a video about it.
How do I know when I can play a lick and when I shouldn’t
Very handy!
what key are these licks in?
Could you name the key being played in in your riffs?
C
Cool!!
dude you're the greatest
Esses links é demais. Muito top. Ganhou um inscrito aqui do Brasil
gostei bastante também
I dont get how there are e’s in the licks because that’s not in in the c blues scale right?
Louis Schneidt that’s right but he was mostly using it as a passing tone
I play the guitar but i love this chanel
I’m 9 years but these are kind of hard
Master!!
Nice one piano 🐖
*mmm blueberry pie :)*
I personally prefer an apple pie myself ;)
i can lick it, but it aint blue, so it dont count ):
2:12 tarantula fingers on crack
Very good presentation, but it's just too fast to get the notes down. Even when I slow it down and keep going back. When I do this, the slowed sown version goes back to fast and repeat again and again trying to get the notes down. Quite impossible to do.
pausing helps fr lol
Just subscribed..thanks
como uso nas tonalidades??
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My respecty
Liked and subscribed to your Chanel thanks mate 👍
Glen 🎹
i like thr first licks
( In top 10 yt er voice)Number 4, the fortnite default dance. The number four blues lick voted by the fans was the fortnite default dance song.
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