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How to Play a Jazz Piano Solo with 3 Easy Blues Scales

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How to Play a Jazz Piano Solo with 3 Easy Blues Scales

3,016,642 views November 6, 2013 2:35

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In brief

Master a simple jazz piano solo in C Minor using three essential blues scales—no prior jazz experience needed. Drew Roberts breaks it down with clear, animated steps, making it accessible for beginners. Perfect for anyone wanting to add bluesy improvisation to their playing.

Questions & answers

Do I need to know jazz theory to follow this?

No—this focuses on three easy blues scales for improvisation.

Description from the creator

In this easy piano lesson (made with stop motion animation), you'll learn blues piano chords and scales to improvise a jazz solo in C Minor. Read the full article at makingmusicmag.com/play-jazz-piano-solo-with-3-…
Video by Drew Roberts
Intro Music: "Faster Does It," by Kevin MacLeod (Creative Commons)
Special thanks to artist-pianos.com for the piano!
Watch Part One Here: youtu.be/LVEoUkf-gN4

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Making Music magazine published this 2:35 video tutorial on November 6, 2013. It has been watched 3,016,642 times on YouTube.

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November 6, 2013
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