Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions
Blues Piano Demonstration
Blues Piano Music Theory
Basic 12 Bar Blues Piano
Turn Around in Blues Piano
Blues Piano Alternative Chords
Blues Piano Bass & Rhythm Lines
Walking Bass for Blues Piano
Fore Square Rhythm in Blues Piano
Blues Piano Musical Structure
Spicy Chords for Blues Piano
Rolling Chords for Blues Piano
Importance of Style in Blues Piano
Important Notes in Blues Piano
7th Chords in Blues Piano
Blues Piano Improvisation
Non-Standard Rhythm & Slow Blues Piano
Rhythmic Dissonance in Blues Piano
Slow Blues Piano Demonstration
Shuffle Blues Piano Demonstration
Fast Blues Piano Demonstration
Blues Piano Playing Tips
Telling a Story with Blues Piano
Summary: How to play rhythmic dissonance in blues piano, including a demonstration; learn this and more in this free online video piano lesson for intermediate level musicians taught by expert pianist Paul Becker.
Paul Becker is a musician whose main passion is playing the accordion. He also plays the piano and the shofar.read more
"Hi, my name is Paul Becker and I'm going to talk to you today about playing the blues on the piano, some beginner intermediate even advanced information about the blues and I'm doing this for Expert Village. We're going to continue on a theme here of a little bit of rhythmic dissonance now some blue it sounds really great are very rhythmic constant I would call it, everything is very together. (playing piano) On the other hand there's really interest blues where you kind of don't keep the left hand rhythm and the right hand rhythm perfectly together and you kind of in Eastern European use to call this the stumble beat. (playing piano) So in some cases I'm speeding up and some cases I'm slowing down the left to be not perfectly in rhythm and it creates a pretty nice tension."
eHow Article: Rhythmic Dissonance in Blues Piano
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