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Blues Piano: How to use the “blues scale” when playing the blues (Podcast)

PlayPiano Posted on September 15, 2011 by DuaneNovember 25, 2020

There are many, many forms of the blues, from rhythm-and-blues to all kinds of jazz tunes to hundreds, if not thousands of popular songs, and even some kinds of gospel music. In this podcast I discuss the basis of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Blues piano, Podcast, scales | Tagged Blues piano, blues scale, jazz, piano podcast

Improvising the blues: A video overview

PlayPiano Posted on September 29, 2010 by DuaneNovember 25, 2020

The chord structure of the blues is basically the same as the chord structure of songs that use the primary chords.

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Posted in Blues piano | Tagged improving blues, jazz, R&B, the blues

The Birth of Jazz: When & Where & How Was It Born, And Who Were Its’ Parents?

PlayPiano Posted on November 6, 2008 by DuaneNovember 25, 2020

Today, jazz is still one of the most influential music forms in the world. Jazz music has asserted itself as a contemporary force in the music world, and the success of current jazz artists is a testament to that.

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Posted in jazz | Tagged jazz, jazz piano, ragtime, stride piano, swing music

Andre Previn, Triple Threat: Composer, Jazz Pianist, Symphony Conductor

PlayPiano Posted on September 8, 2008 by DuaneNovember 25, 2020

Andre Previn is a German-born pianist, conductor, and composer. From arranging and composing Hollywood film scores to his multiple marriages which sparked many musical inspirations, Andre Previn’s life was never dull. I can still remember the excitment of hearing him … Continue reading →

Posted in Chords & chord progressions, jazz | Tagged andre previn, classical music, houston symphony orchestra, jazz, jazz pianist, london symphony orchestra, my fair lady, pittsburgh symphony orchestra, shelly manne, song

Great Jazz Pianists and Their Contributions to Jazz History

PlayPiano Posted on July 11, 2008 by DuaneNovember 25, 2020

Some of the greatest piano players in history became known for

their proficiency in jazz. Technicality and a heavy reliance upon

the ability of the musician to improvise makes jazz piano one of

the hardest styles to learn. That does NOT mean, however, that it can’t be learned, but to get to the highest rungs a pianist must have lots of talent, a great ear, and the ability to improvise.

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Posted in Piano players | Tagged Count Basie, Diana Krall, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Erroll Garner, Frank Sinatra, greatest jazz pianists, greatest piano players, jazz, jazz pianists, music, musician, Norah Jones, Oscar Peterson, pianist, ragtime, Sammy Davis Jr., Tony Bennett
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