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Jazz and Blues Piano

BLUES PIANO Part I

Lesson by Paul Buono

Great Blues Chord Riff

CH. 1 - Bluesy Chord Riff

F7

4 4 4 4

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B¨7

CH. 4 - Turnaround Chord (last measure of 12-bar blues form)

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F7

C7[äÆ]

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Jazz and Blues Piano BLUES CH. 1 - Bluesy Chord Riff

F7

PIANO PartPIANO I BLUES Part I

Lesson by Paul Buono Lesson by Paul Buono

Advanced Turnaround Chord

CH. 1 - Bluesy Chord Riff

4 4 F7 4 4 4 4 4 4

5

B¨7

F7

5

B¨7

F7

9

C7

B¨7

F7

9

C7

B¨7

F7

CH. 4 - Turnaround Chord (last measure of 12-bar blues form) CH. 4 - Turnaround Chord (last measure of 12-bar blues form)

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C7[äÆ] C7[äÆ]

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Jazz and Blues Piano Theory Time 2

CH. 5 - The I, IV, and V chords

1 (Root)

2

I chord

CH. 6 - Dominant 7th Chords

F7

B¨7

3

4

5

IV chord

6

7

Root

V chord

3rd

5th

b7

Root

3rd

5th

b7

Root

3rd

Root

(I chord)

(IV chord)

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5th

b7

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V chord

Playing Dominant 7th Chords

CH. 6 - Dominant 7th Chords

F7

B¨7

C7

3rd

5th

b7

Root

3rd

5th

b7

Root

3rd

Root

(I chord)

(IV chord)

5th

b7

(V chord)

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Jazz and Blues Piano

CH. 7 - Practice Exercises

Exercise #1 - LH chord, RH chord tones

Exercise #2 - RH chord, LH chord tones 3

Practice ideas to get you grooving CH. 7 - Practice Exercises

Exercise #1 - LH chord, RH chord tones

CH. 8 - Starting the Bluesy Chord Riff on Different Parts of the Beat

Beat 1

F7

CH. 8 - Starting the Bluesy Chord Riff on Different Parts of the Beat

Beat 1

F7

Beat 2

F7

Beat 2

F7

Beat 3

F7

Beat 3

F7

Beat 4

F7

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Exercise #2 - RH chord, LH chord tones

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Jazz and Blues Piano

BLUES PIANO Part II

Lesson by Paul Buono Left Hand Bassline

CH. 1 - Grooving w/LH bassline

F7

4 4 4 4

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B¨7

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C7[äÆ]

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Jazz and Blues Piano 2

Another Left Hand Bassline CH. 3 - Another LH Bassline

1

F7

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B¨7

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F7

C7[äÆ]

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Jazz and Blues Piano 2

Building a Groove CH. 3 - Another LH Bassline

1

F7

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B¨7

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F7

C7[äÆ]

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Jazz and Blues Piano Right Hand Rhythm Riff 3 CH. 4 - RH rhythm riff

1

F7

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B¨7

F7

C7[äÆ]

CH. 6 - RH Comping Practice

F7

B¨7

F7

F7

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5

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F7

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F7

C7[äÆ]

Comping Practice

CH. 6 - RH Comping Practice

F7

B¨7

F7

F7

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C7

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BLUES PIANO Part III

Learning theLesson Rightby Hand PaulMelody Buono

CH. 1 - Learning a Blues tune

F7

4 4

5

B¨7

C7

9

F7

B7

B¨7

3

3

11

F7

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Jazz and Blues Piano Left Hand Shell Voicings 2

CH. 2 - Building Shell Voicings

Root

3

5

F7

7

F7

*(probably too low)

Root

3

5

7

B¨7

B¨7

Root

3

5

7

C7

C7

CH. 3 - Playing the Melody w/Shell Voicings in LH

1

F7

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B7

B¨7

3

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F7 3

C7[äÆ]

*(probably too low)

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3

5

7

B¨7

B¨7

7

C7

C7

Jazz and Blues Piano Root

3

5

Putting Hands Together

CH. 3 - Playing the Melody w/Shell Voicings in LH

1

F7

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B7

B¨7

3

F7

C7[äÆ]

3

3

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Jazz and Blues Piano Using Left Hand Basslines 3 CH. 4 - Melody w/LH Bassline

1

F7

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B7

B¨7

3

3

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F7 3

C7[äÆ]

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Jazz and Blues Piano Creating an Intro

4 CH. 5 - Creating an Intro using the Last 4 Bars

C7

B¨7

F7

C7[äÆ]

CH. 6 - Using a Classic Blues Ending

C7

B7

B¨7

3

3

19

F7

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F7

3

4 CH. 5 - Creating an Intro using the Last 4 Bars

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B¨7

F7

C7[äÆ]

Jazz and Blues Piano Classic Blues Ending CH. 6 - Using a Classic Blues Ending

C7

B7

B¨7

3

3

3

19

F7

F©7

F7

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Jazz and Blues Piano 4-Way Close-Position Voicings For Major and Minor 7th chords: 1. Spell the chord in root position.

C‹7

CŒ„Š7

2. Invert the chord so that the 3rd or 7th is in the bass.

CŒ„Š7

C‹7

3. Replace the root with the 9th.

CŒ„Š7

C‹7

For Dominant 7th chords: 1. Spell the chord in root position.

C7

2. Invert the chord so that the 3rd or 7th is in the bass.

C7

3. Replace the root with the 9th.

C7

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C7

Building Rootless Voicings

2. Invert the chord so that the 3rd or 7th is in the bass.

CŒ„Š7

C‹7

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C‹7

CŒ„Š7

Building Rootless Voicings For Dominant 7th chords: 1. Spell the chord in root position.

C7

2. Invert the chord so that the 3rd or 7th is in the bass.

C7

3. Replace the root with the 9th.

C7

4. Replace the 5th with the 13th.

C7

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Jazz and Blues Piano

Walking Bass Lines

BLUES PIANO Part I

1. Play roots on quarter notes: F7

4 4 5

9

B¨7

C7

F7

B¨7

F7

2. Play chord tones in step-wise motion: F7

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B¨7

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F7

by Paul Buono WalkingLesson Basslines Exercise 1

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C7

B¨7

F7

Walking Basslines Exercise 2

2. Play chord tones in step-wise motion: F7

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B¨7

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F7

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Jazz and Blues Piano 2

Walking Basslines Exercise 3

3. Play chord tones in step-wise motion, resolving to root of new chord by smallest interval possible: B¨7

F7

1/2 step

7

F7

minor 3rd

C7

minor 3rd

B¨7

unison

F7

minor 3rd

4. Use chord tones and scale tones in step-wise motion. Use skips only between chord tones. Resolve to root of new chord on first beat of each measure by half- or whole-step.

B¨7

F7

skip between chord tones

7

F7

C7

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skips between chord tones

B¨7

half-step

1/2 step skips between chord tones

skip between

F7 chord tones

whole-step

1/2 step

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F7

C7

B¨7

F7

Jazz and Blues Piano minor 3rd

minor 3rd

unison

minor 3rd

Walking Basslines Exercise 4

4. Use chord tones and scale tones in step-wise motion. Use skips only between chord tones. Resolve to root of new chord on first beat of each measure by half- or whole-step.

B¨7

F7

skip between chord tones

7

F7

whole-step

C7

whole-step

skips between chord tones

B¨7

half-step

1/2 step skips between chord tones

skip between

F7 chord tones

whole-step

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Jazz and Blues Piano Walking Basslines Exercise 5 3 5. Use chord tones, scale tones, and chromatic tones. Resolve to root of new chord at start of measure. Half- and whole-step motion is strong motion. Use skips only between chord tones. 1/2 step resolution

Root

5

B¨7

chromatic tone

chromatic tone

9

C7

Root

Chord tone

Chord tone

1/2 step resolution

chromatic tone

chromatic tone

B¨7

F7

Skip between chord tones

Chord tone

Root

1/2 step resolution

Root chromatic tone

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F7

1/2 step resolution

Chord tone

Chord tone

whole-step resolution

1/2 step resolution

Root

1/2 step resolution

1/2 step resolution

F7

1/2 step resolution

chromatic tone

1/2 step resolution

Root chromatic tone

Chord tone

chromatic tone

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Jazz and Blues Piano Sample Basslines 4 Sample Bass Line #1

F7

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B¨7

F7

Sample Bass Line #2

F7

5

B¨7

F7

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C7

B¨7

F7

5

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F7

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Jazz and Blues Piano 9

C7

B¨7

F7

Sample Basslines

Sample Bass Line #2

F7

5

B¨7

9

C7

F7

B¨7

F7

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Jazz and Blues Piano

BLUES PIANO Part II

Lesson by Paul Buono

Common Alternate Changes

Common Alternate Changes in 12-Bar Blues Form

B¨7

4 F7 4 5

B¨7

9

G‹7

F7

F7

C7

F7

G‹7

C7

More Advanced Alternate Changes in 12-Bar Blues Form

F7

B¨7

F7

C‹7

F7

5

B¨7

Bº7

F7

A‹7(b5)

D7

9

G‹7

C7

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D7

G‹7

C7

5

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F7

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F7

G‹7

C7

More Advanced Changes More Advanced Alternate Changes in 12-Bar Blues Form

F7

B¨7

F7

C‹7

F7

5

B¨7

Bº7

F7

A‹7(b5)

D7

9

G‹7

C7

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F7

D7

G‹7

C7

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Jazz and Blues Piano Altered Extensions

2 Some Common Extensions on Chords in 12-Bar Blues Form

*Use altered extensions when going from V to a minor i chord (ie, D7 going to G-7 in bars 8 and 9) F7

B¨7

F7

C‹7

5

B¨7

Bº7

F7

A‹7(b5)

9

G‹7

C7

F7

D7[äÆ]

G‹7

F7

D7[äÆ]

C7[äÆ]

Using Tritone Substitutions in 12-Bar Blues Form

F7

B¨7

F7

C‹7

5

B¨7

Bº7

F7

A¨7

9

G‹7

C7

F7

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G‹7

B7

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B¨7 JAZZ EDGE

Bº7

F7

A‹7(b5)

D7[äÆ]

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G‹7

C7

F7

D7[äÆ]

G‹7

C7[äÆ]

Tritone Substitutions

Using Tritone Substitutions in 12-Bar Blues Form

F7

B¨7

F7

C‹7

5

B¨7

Bº7

F7

A¨7

9

G‹7

C7

F7

A¨7

G‹7

B7

F©7

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Jazz and Blues Piano Working With Basslines

3 Creating Walking Bass Lines Using Alternate Blues Changes

Bass Line #1

1

F7

B¨7

F7

C‹7

5

B¨7

Bº7

F7

D7

9

G‹7

C7

F7

A¨7

G‹7

B7

F©7

Bass Line #2 - with bass player "licks"

1

5

F7

B¨7

B¨7

Bº7

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F7 3

F7

C‹7

A‹7(b5)

B7

A¨7

5

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B¨7

Bº7

F7

D7

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F7

A¨7

G‹7

F©7

Bass Player Licks

Bass Line #2 - with bass player "licks"

1

5

9

F7

B¨7

B¨7

Bº7

G‹7 3

C7

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F7 3

C‹7

F7

F7

A‹7(b5)

A¨7

G‹7

B7

A¨7

C7[äÆ]

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Jazz and Blues Piano Transcribe Basslines 4

Transcribe some bass lines

1:42 - Ray Brown, "C-Jam Blues," from the album 'Night Train' 1

C7

5

F7

9

D‹7

G‹7

C7

C7

G7

C7

A7

A7

D‹7

G7

0:35 - Percy Heath, "Now's The Time," from the album 'Charlie Parker [Verve]' 1

F7

5

B¨7

Bº7

F7

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G‹7

F7

5

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C7

9

A7

D‹7

G7

Transcribe Basslines

0:35 - Percy Heath, "Now's The Time," from the album 'Charlie Parker [Verve]' 1

F7

5

B¨7

10

C7

Bº7

F7

F7

D7

G‹7

C7

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BLUES PIANO Part III

Jazz and Blues Piano

Using Chord Substitutions in 12-Bar Blues Form

F7

B7

Lesson by Paul Buono

Using Chord Substitutions in 12 Bar Blues Form

B¨7

F7

4 4 4 4

4

C‹7 D¨7 C‹7

B7

B¨7

Bº7

F7

B¨7

8

E¨7

D7

G‹7

C7

3

3

11

A‹7

A¨7

G‹7

C7

3

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F7

E7

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Jazz and Blues Piano Concerted Comping

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bœ bœ œ bœ bœ œ bœœœœ œœœœ œœœœ

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bœ bœ bœ bœ

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Idea #2 = Sparsely comp using left-hand rootless voicings; right-hand rests

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Bº7

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œ™ ? ‰bœœœ ™™™

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bœ bœ œ œ œ bœ bœ œ œ ‰ œ ∑ J F7 œœ œœ b œœ œœ œœ œœ œœ œœ. n œœ œœ œœ œœ œœ œœ ‰ œœ Ó b œœ Œ J

œ ™ bœ œ œ ™ bœ œ ‰ & B¨7

™ ? ‰bœœœœ ™™™ œœœœ

{

B¨7

œœœœ

œ ™ bœ œ œ ™ bœ œ ‰ & G‹7

n œ™ œ ? ‰b œœœ ™™™ œœœ

œœœœ

Rootless voicings using tensions to create motion

Bº7

bœ bœ œ œ bœ bœ œ œ ‰ œœ J bnœœœœ bœœœœ bœœœœ bœœœœ bnœœœœ ‰ J C7

B7 . B7(b13) # œ ##œœœ ‰nœœœœ Œ J

#œœœœ bnnœœœœ B7

B¨7

Rootless voicings using tensions to create motion

F7

˙˙˙˙

bœ bœ œ œ bœ bœ œ œ ‰ œœ J F7 œ œ œ œ œ bœœœ œœœ œœœ œœœ bœœœ ˙˙˙˙ ‰ J

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˙ b˙˙˙

E7[äÆ]



bœœœœ ™™™™ bbœœœœ J E¨7

D7[äÆ]

˙˙˙˙

Rootless voicings using tensions (in 4ths) to create motion

∑ n ˙˙ #˙

D7(#9)



n ˙˙ n˙

G13

bbnœœœ ™™™ œœ bœ J C7(#9)

F7

JAZZ EDGE

JAZZ EDGE

Jazz and Blues Piano Taking it out in M43

{

"Taking It Out" in m. 4 Example 1

F7

& ‰ ?

{

œ

œœ™™

œœ ˙˙ œ b ‰ œJ ˙˙

œ œ œ n œ & nœœœœ ? b ‰ J œ

{

bœœ

F7

œ bœ

B¨7

œ

œ

bw bw w

œœ b œ

j œ



B¨7

B7

bœ bœ œ bœ #œ #œ #œ n œ # œ œ œ n˙ w bw ˙˙˙˙ #w n w bw w

œ

œ

Ó

Resolve by 1/2 step to the 5th

Example 2

F7

œ œ & œ œ œœ n œ ? ‰b œJ œ

B7

bœ #œ œ bœ #œ ˙˙˙˙ #w w w

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B¨7

œ œ #œ #œ # œ nœ

Resolve by 1/2 step to the 3rd

n˙ nbbw w w

Ó

JAZZ EDGE

{

Example 3

B7

œ œ œ bœ #œ œ bœ #œ nœœœœ ˙˙˙˙ ? b #w w ‰ J Jazzœ and Blues Piano w F7

JAZZ & œ EDGE

B¨7

Resolve by 1/2 step to the root

œ œ #œ #œ #œ nœ b˙ nbbw w w

Taking it out in M4

4

{

Example 3

œ œ œ œ & œœ n œ ? b ‰ œ J œ

{

F7

B7

bœ #œ œ bœ #œ ˙ ˙˙˙ #w w w

B¨7

Resolve by 1/2 step to the root

œ œ #œ #œ #œ nœ b˙ nbbw w w

Ó

Example 4

F7

œ œ & nœ œ nœœœœ ? b ‰ J œ

{

Ó

B¨7

B7

bœ #œ œ bœ #œ ˙˙˙˙ #w w w

œ #œ n œ # œ œ œ

Resolve by 1/2 step to the root

n˙ nbbw w w

Ó

Example 4

F7

œ œ & nœ œ nœœœœ ? b ‰ J œ

B¨7

B7

bœ #œ œ bœ #œ ˙˙˙˙ #w w w

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œ #œ n œ # œ œ œ

Resolve by 1/2 step to the root

n˙ nbbw w w

Ó