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Often times your growth and development have little to do with how many hours a week you practice, but rather how much time you spend crafting your technique. Different from practicing songs, the technique process begins from when you sit around the piano, the height of your arms, having a relaxed back, relaxed shoulders etc..
In this course, you will get all the technical tools you need to strengthen your fingers, develop speed, accuracy, and precision. If you aspire to play like me, then do as I did and make technique building a priority. Your technique is the foundation on which you will build your musical house, so, let's strengthen it together.
The prerequisite for this course, the "12-week Chord Progression Practice (for beginners)" Layed the foundation for playing full-triad-voicing in all twelve keys, using six popular progressions.
Now, let's take this chord exercise regimen further by introducing seventh chords. In this course, "Seventh Chords - 12 Weeks Progression Regimen (for Later beginners) you'll be introduced to the Major Seventh, Minor Seventh, and Dominant Seventh Chord using full-two-hand-voicing. We will then move these chords through all twelve keys using the six popular progressions you would've learned in the previous chorus, the "12-week Chord Progression Practice (for beginners)".
These walking-bass patterns will equip you with the necessary skills to walk bass when playing Jazz, Blues, Rock, Gospel, etc. You’ll no longer need to rely on a bass player.
With this course, you’ll not only learn 48 different walking-bass patterns over four popular chord progressions, but you’ll also develop robust left-hand techniques that are necessary for creating left-hand improvised lines.
While practicing scales also helps in strengthing the left hand, I find learning walking-bass patterns is a lot more fun and creative way of achieving both technique and musicality.
In this tutorial, you'll be learning the chord changes to Amazing Grace and see how I use little riffs to give it that bluesy-gospel touch. The video is then slowed down to 50% playback speed so you can really see what I'm doing.