Piano for Beginners - Improvise Jazz Piano even if you have zero talent

► Get your FREE Top 5 Piano Tips Guide: https://pianowithjonny.com/top-5-tips/ ► Download this Quick Tip lesson sheet: https://pianowithjonny.com/piano-lessons/slow-jazz-and-blues-piano-improv ► Learn more blues piano improv tips: https://pianowithjonny.com/courses/the-10-lesson-blues-challenge-1/ ► Learn more in-depth about these piano chords: https://pianowithjonny.com/learning-tracks/intermediate-piano-foundations/ === LESSON SUMMARY Did you know that blues is one of the most accessible styles for anyone to learn on piano? That's because the blues requires pianists to learn relatively few chords at a time. And you can improv over a slow blues groove with just one scale! Hang out with me for today's Slow Jazz and Blues Piano Improv Quick Tip and you'll learn the following: - 2 Essential Jazz Chords - 1 Versatile Groove - 4 Improv Tools If you are a beginner pianist, you'll find this Quick Tip to be a great jumpstart to playing some enjoyable jazz and blues piano, with improvisation—even if you don't read notation yet! Intermediate and advanced piano students will find immediate application as well with super cool pro tips like combined grips and harmonized slides—all in about a half-an-hour or less. Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:38 2 essential jazz chords: Am7 & D13 01:33 4-On-The-Floor groove 02:24 Improv tools 02:55 1. Lower position 04:00 Example lines 04:52 2. Upper position 05:30 Example lines 06:19 3. Combine grips 07:28 4. Harmonized slides 08:11 Example lines 09:18 Conclusion Get your FREE 14-Day Trial to PWJ here: https://pianowithjonny.com/ Happy practicing! Jonny May