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Item Number: HL.695602. ISBN 9780634026225. 9x12 inches. Inside the Blues by Dave Rubin and Rusty Zinn. Written by blues expert Dave Rubin and Rusty Zinn, one of the finest young guitarists and singers on the contemporary blues scene, this book/CD pack provides the beginning to advanced blues guitarist with all of the essential turnarounds and so much more! There is more to playing the blues that the blues scale, it is possible to take a more jazzy approach, paying more regard to the chord sequence using arpeggios etc. However the blues scale is a good place to start. The scale itself is the same as the minor pentatonic with the addition of one extra note. This is the "blue note" or the flat To put it simply, turnaround usually function as transitions. Now, lets take a close listen to all these turnarounds. Jazz Turnaround #1 The I-VI-II-V-I (1-6-2-5-1) turnaround is definitely the most popular turnaround. You'll hear it being used everywhere! It features a I chord, a dominant VI7 chord, and then just a basic II-V at the end. Learn to play and improvise in an authentic shuffle Blues style. Includes: Overview and history of Blues piano styles. Blues theory, scales and chords. turnarounds, and outros. Bonus Also includes these seldom-discussed Blues concepts: Learning and Teaching The Blues - PDF. 12.95. Preparing Pianists for Jazz Band - PDF. 24.95. Turnaround. Turnaround Pdf sheet music. Arrangement for Piano, Vocal, Guitar and Lyrics. By Ornette Coleman, Wayne Hector and Westlife. Format Chords, Tab, Lyrics and Scorch By Dion, for Piano, style Blues, Boogie and Folk Long Distance Runaround. By Yes, for Guitar Tab and Vocal, style Rock Instrument. Piano; Vocal; Guitar; Lyrics; Piano The basic structure of the 12 bar blues is 3 lines of 4 bars each. In the key of G it looks like this: G G G G. C C G G. D C G -. Most of that should make sense to you. Looking at the progression, you'll see that you play the G chord for four bars, the C chord for the next two, back to the G chord for two, then one bar each of the D, C and G. licks that can be easily adapted for use as intros and endings for your favorite blues tunes. For more information on blues turnarounds, check out the Theory Corner for an excerpt of Dennis McCumber's book, The Total Blues Guitarist, available through Alfred Publishing. Below are some turnaround licks for guitar and keyboard. The Chicago Blues Turnaround is a trademark feature of the Blues. They are a musical line that helps the song return to the start of the chord sequence. A turnaround normally starts on the I chord and ends on the V chord and creates tension that requires resolution at the beginning of the next chorus. 1. Easy Piano (Beginner) Here's the simple version of the turnaround progression and melody for jazz swing piano: Jazz swing turnaround progression easy version for piano with melody in the key of G major. The first step is to separate the hands. Learn the right-hand melody on its own, then learn the left-hand chords. The blues gives us 5 very distinct places to use different vocabulary - the I chord, IV chord, V chord, turnaround, and endings. Each section of the blues has a vocabulary to it that is specific to that section. One mark of an inexperienced blues player (or one who hasn't done their homework) is slapping a blues scale over the entire Take my free 3-hour guitar workshop! Go to licknriff.com to get started right now.Subscribe: bit.ly/LickNRiffSubCheck out my best lessons! Piano Chorus I wan - The Old Ragtime Tempo Piano Roll Key or F (C-D) Tune Uke Blues By cy COBEN it a gain, — wan - it sit- gain,— at an up-right, hear hear We're tin' My THE OLD Pl- sweet-ie n:e,— NO ROLL BLUES.- Push- in' on the ped- als, mak-in' har-mo-ny. When we hear Symbols forUuitar, Diagrams fur 763-2 Piano Chorus I wan - The Old Ragtime Tempo Piano Roll Key or F (C-D) Tune Uke Blues By cy COBEN it a gain, — wan - it sit- gain,— at an up-right, hear hear We're tin' My THE OLD Pl- sweet-ie n:e,— NO ROLL BLUES.- Push- in' on the ped- als, mak-in' har-mo-ny. When we hear Symbols forUuitar, Diagrams fur 763-2

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