We'll learn to improvise thrilling Blues by mixing both the Major and minor blues scale. And we'll use an easy technique; the '3 Finger Motor System'. The system is simple and fundamental when improvising Jazz. By using only our first 3 and strongest fingers we can play really fast and steady and we build up a musical understanding quite easily without too many obstacles. Later on we can always add the 2 last fingers (if ever needed).

The 3 finger motor can be used for so many different jazz applications. I'll gather all lessons about the motor in this playlist:    • The 3 Finger Motor System  

Translations of the English subtitles to Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and French by Edgardo Solano from Colombia. Thank you so much Edgardo!!! You can turn on the subtitles and choose a language in the video settings.

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Many warm regards from Oliver Prehn
Master in Music & Multimedia (University)
https://www.newjazz.dk


00:00 Intro
02:16 Hand Grips
02:35 C minor Blues
03:31 C Major Blues
04:09 Zap between minor & Major
04:56 9 note Blues Scale
05:48 Practice with Bass
07:50 Outside on Eb minor Blues
09:32 Practice with Bass
10:21 Outside to other Blues Scales
10:58 Simple Techniques make Music
12:02 Donations
12:17 Thank you so much
12:36 Outro Music