An ESSENTIAL Blues Line with Peter Martin

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Published 2023-05-03
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Peter Martin takes you deep into one of the most essential etudes for blues piano playing.

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All Comments (21)
  • @JaeWheeler
    This the only piano teacher I trust in from here on out. Not up for debate.
  • @FrancisFurtak
    Dude, I'm a guitarist but get so much from your teaching! It's great how you go over it and over it to drive it home. So many teachers throw something at you once and then they're on to the next thing. When i taught guitar i would take things one little bit at at time until I was sure it was understood. Keep up the good work. I'll be back! FF
  • @glossjos
    When this got posted back in January on Peter's daily practice series, I admit I had a hard time hearing how the rhythm of the line fell. Grateful to have the deeper explanation!
  • @karenrigdon4137
    Thanks so much for writing this out and sharing! Top notch! đź’™
  • @fredericlinden
    Correction : Those were not 16ths triplets. But you understood what he meant...
  • @killashags
    Fantastic video. Love the rhythm discussion and the tasty blues lick.
  • @strandedcandid
    Thank you, Peter, for sharing, and being generous with your musical knowledge and ability to teach! The triplet followed by the 16th is something I’ve heard quite a bit in improvisation by the great artists.
  • @nefertarimerion6976
    Thanks so much for this lick and explanations.i'm gonna try it on my instrument