I am a 68 yr old harmonica player that does not play piano . Your lesson is very clear. My wife has keyboards so I am tempted to learn boogie woogie on them.Never too late to start. Right? I have always loved piano boogie woogie. Thanks. So much😁🎹🎶
I agree 100%! Hard to find a great teacher. Not saying I'll master this, but I'll give the ol' college try. BTW, my Dad played harmonica and I played the organ. We'd get it rockin' sometimes and it was always fun! Never a chore or bad feeling. Hit a wrong note, just keep playing is what he taught me. We had so much fun(back in the 70's)! He's gone now. I have his harmonica 🤗 and the memories 🥰 🎶🎹🎵🎼
I am a piano teacher, teaching boogie. I watched this to learn how you teach and explain. LOVE IT! I really appreciate that you use the theory, "7ths, C root position" etc. Wonderful. I am subscribing. I didn't know this lick, so thank you for that too!! Bravo to ya!
Yes yes yes my friend!! Excellent stuff. I play guitar for over 25 years, and am now starting to play some piano... my roommate got a little electronic piano and I love this...thx again for the video!
Very good presentation, I like the way the keys light up when your fingers touch the keys,,,,, it definitely helps my visual learning ability,,,,, because I cannot read music
Bill thank you very much for this lesson! It took me three days (not all days) to learn how to play. Now I can play whole melody with both hands twice slowly than you. I’ll check your course! Thanks again! Cheers! ❤️
Wow wow Wow lo voy a practicar, tengo 71 años y aprendí a los 7 años que mi Papa me compró el piano que ahora tengo aún. Gracias a Dios. Saludos y bendiciones desde México 🇲🇽
Thank you so much for the free lesson. I currently take piano lessons. I am a beginner/intermediate player. Im always on u tube trying to find music to play. This was very helpful thank you.
Thanks for posting this full tutorial. I have started practising and got to almost 80%. I am struggling with the ending.. it's too fast for me.. my fingers just cannot make it yet.. the reverse C7 arpeggio.. but I will get there soon. Thanks again it's fun !
Thanks for the tutorial. I seem to struggle with boogie woogie. I can play each hand independently without issue. But when I try to play them together, I seem to get out of synch. Is there a technique to get the rhythm locked in?
I like the camera view. It is clear and well lit. Gives the viewer a boost for f confidence to see they do not have to replay and replay till end of time. Love the down the scale sound. Well done
Love the lesson, I can do hands seperately but am having a heck of a time with getting the rhythm of the hands together :( (Classically, sheet music trained.)
I found your boggle-woogie music lesson very informative and helpful, as well as very entertaining. 👍👍👍 ... Thanks for sharing your video on TH-cam! 🌝👍
I've been playing stride piano for years and always that Boogie was too advanced but after watching this video I'm amazed how relatively simple it can be. Thanks a million.
You make the video seems good. I like the colour of the background black... And the colour red on the white key and green on the black key... Nice blend
Do you have any slow blues lessons with one left hand chord voicing with right hand licks runs etc🎹🎶really wanting to learn slower rhythm and soulful playing
Excellent instruction but please help me!!! I have a basic training in classical piano( but very new to this kind of rhythm) and can't get hand independence even when I am practicing very slowly. I am sooooooo frustrated--pls share some tips on how to practice for hand independence for those who are new to Boogie-Woogie rhythm. Thank you!
Love the video! Thanks for putting it together. I've been looking for a first boogie piece to learn so this really helps me. Any chance you have this piece as sheet music? If not, I'd pay for you to slap a PDF together!
I really like the high production value of your lesson. You see your hands and the graphic representation. Nice. But you also do well where so many fail; sound balance. You voice nicely dominates while the music complements at just the right level. I've always had a desire to learn Boogie Woogie and will take a look at your course, but I'm curious as to the equipment you use to get the keyboard graphic. I'm a longtime network news cameraman and video editor and I notice good production, especially in the sea of bad productions called TH-cam.
Bill, I am a first time piano player and this is such a perfect tutorial to learn from. Thank you so much. How does one learn to play each hand separately? Can’t seem to get that. I got the swing down on my left hand. My brain won’t cooperate with me lol
An exercise that I figured out on guitar and piano play bb and the next high e ..that's c7 the b7 and the 3 ..now what's really interesting is going down in half steps takes us through the circle of fifths.. we go to the a and eb . Which changes to the third and b7.. they will keep on switching places. A good exercise is going down in these two note diads and playing c7 f7 bb7 eb7 ab7 db7.. ect.. if some one is new just do the first three or so chords . Just passing this on found it when woodshedding years ago.
Nice video! I think it would have been helpful if you would have explained the timing a bit more. For example the roll-in is actually on the last beat of the prior measure right?
I have a lick that I came up with and done right it is very professiona lbtw I play guitar bass even some banjo. So reply here and I'll type it out for you. I think you will enjoy it it's in f and you play a bflat chord to it.
Bill Romer Bill I'm sorry I didn't see that you would like to see the f lick.. it might be in your arsenal.. I'll go ahead and post it.. I'll do the right hand.. it's just the f blues scale done with three fingers. First the scale f ab bb b c eb f . I think that the fingers always land on the same note. So here's the digital numbers 1 2 3 1 2 3 1.. I do this fairly fast.. for the new learners it will fill awkward at first but it is a great run. Sounds best on a bb 7 chord..
I didn't know that lick at the end but my piano teacher when I was 14 taught me this lick it has a familiar feel to it. .. I think this is it. . I use it sometimes.. just not lately.. when playing a g7 bb and db hit d and f thumb hits g . Then gb and bb hit g and b thumb hits f.. and just continue. This can also be single note style.
Thank you for this. What surprises the heck out of me is how many dislikes. What?? Again, thank you from a very interested boogie woogie newbie. Like Russell; never too old to learn something new. In fact at 70 it makes life interesting. *****🙃
Dear Bill, I really enjoyed your video. I myself am also a piano content creator, but I have no idea what software you use to show the keyboard above your piano keys. Is there any chance you could help a fellow piano brother out, and let me know where I need to go to get a software keyboard with the names on the keys, which light up when you hit the corresponding note. Thanks a ton! Plus, after watching your video, I have a lot more in my piano arsenal. Thanks so much for this amazing video!
Hey Bill, I'm impressed with your teaching style - well spoken, clear instruction, and not PAINFULLY slow as most instructional videos are. I am a life long piano player and teacher as well but I'm always looking for new cool licks to add to my style. Do you have any videos that are for rather advanced players? Perhaps simply just chocked full of blues and boogie woogie licks? Both left hand walks and right hand blues licks/rolls, slurs, hammers..... I'm sure you get the idea. I would be very interested in seeing "everything you got" so to speak packed into a DVD or two (or ten, lol). I'm not a big Jazz fan but if you have some Jazz licks that are really cool and can carry over into the blues/boogie world that would be great too. Thanks and keep doin what you're doin
I am a 68 yr old harmonica player that does not play piano . Your lesson is very clear. My wife has keyboards so I am tempted to learn boogie woogie on them.Never too late to start. Right? I have always loved piano boogie woogie. Thanks. So much😁🎹🎶
How did you get on Russell??
Cool
Congrats! Now I’m motivated.
I agree 100%! Hard to find a great teacher. Not saying I'll master this, but I'll give the ol' college try. BTW, my Dad played harmonica and I played the organ. We'd get it rockin' sometimes and it was always fun! Never a chore or bad feeling. Hit a wrong note, just keep playing is what he taught me. We had so much fun(back in the 70's)! He's gone now. I have his harmonica 🤗 and the memories 🥰 🎶🎹🎵🎼
By my calculations about now you are in the perfect age sir!
Played keyboard for years. Now i can play Boogie. many thanks Bill.
Thank you! Gonna follow this lesson - its taken away the fear of learning Boogie Woogie
You guys need to jump on this course. I bought it as soon as I got the email notice. It's really something! Thanks, Bill!
I am a piano teacher, teaching boogie. I watched this to learn how you teach and explain. LOVE IT! I really appreciate that you use the theory, "7ths, C root position" etc. Wonderful. I am subscribing. I didn't know this lick, so thank you for that too!! Bravo to ya!
I can’t help but smile when I hear boogie woogie music
Me too. It just cracks out when it kicks it 😁
Yes yes yes my friend!! Excellent stuff. I play guitar for over 25 years, and am now starting to play some piano... my roommate got a little electronic piano and I love this...thx again for the video!
why is that having been trying to play this stuff all my life i learned more in the first 5 minutes of your tut than i have in half a century?
Good teacher, explained clearly, and the overlay really makes it easy to see what notes are being played and that beats out other teachers without it
Very good presentation, I like the way the keys light up when your fingers touch the keys,,,,, it definitely helps my visual learning ability,,,,, because I cannot read music
Bill thank you very much for this lesson! It took me three days (not all days) to learn how to play. Now I can play whole melody with both hands twice slowly than you. I’ll check your course! Thanks again! Cheers! ❤️
This is the best teaching vid I've seen so far. The red & green lights really help to keep up.....👍
Wow wow Wow lo voy a practicar, tengo 71 años y aprendí a los 7 años que mi Papa me compró el piano que ahora tengo aún. Gracias a Dios. Saludos y bendiciones desde México 🇲🇽
Making boogie woogie easy and understandable. Fantastic! Thanks a lot!!!
I've always loved boogie woogie but never understood the construction. This simplified it for me.
Amen
This is really good. Have learnt some blues and boogie woogie piano so far by ear. This is going to take me to another level. Loved it !
Thank you so much for the free lesson. I currently take piano lessons. I am a beginner/intermediate player. Im always on u tube trying to find music to play. This was very helpful thank you.
Very instructive video to start with, thank you. Pieter from The Netherlands
Best lesson. Thank you very much.
Merci PHIL C une Leçon Superbe !!! Bravo Bill Romer👍
Thanks for posting this full tutorial. I have started practising and got to almost 80%. I am struggling with the ending.. it's too fast for me.. my fingers just cannot make it yet.. the reverse C7 arpeggio.. but I will get there soon. Thanks again it's fun !
Merci monsieur Romer pour vos tutoriels j'apprends le piano tout seul , grâce à vous j'avance, s v p continuer encore merci Robert
Amazing fun! Thank you so very much. I can finally bang out a rollicking boogie woogie! Seriously, a game changer for writing songs, too!
This my friend is simply music to my ears!! Love it!! Thank you so much for doing this. All the best from the UK.
Ho Ha Hee play the B... I am a newbee, and the ending of the melody that gave me the giggles. Can't wait to try it out Very helpful and fun!
awesome, thx. I am a lounge jazz player and have always had a "mental block" on boogie. I always try to make it too hard, thx for an awesome tip
Very clear demo and instrction
08:21 “Very simple, dont let that blow u away”.. Aaand I was already blown away before you said that!
I've tried a few different boogie woogie videos, yours is the best.
Here is my challenge on this covid day! Thank you x
I’m a beginner and love the way you break it down .Thank u for all the tips are awesome and the visual I’m very excited thank u again👍
Excellent thank you very much. I love the way you put this together.
Thanks for the tutorial. I seem to struggle with boogie woogie. I can play each hand independently without issue. But when I try to play them together, I seem to get out of synch. Is there a technique to get the rhythm locked in?
I like the camera view. It is clear and well lit. Gives the viewer a boost for f confidence to see they do not have to replay and replay till end of time. Love the down the scale sound. Well done
Thank you for the simple boogie woogie practicing on piano.. greeting from Indonesia 🇮🇩...
Love it! Gotta try this. Thoroughly enjoyed your video. Thank you!
Absoutely amazing. Thanks for sharing this
This is terrific. I'm gonna give this a try. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing, just discovered this! Awesome instruction
Hi, have been looking for one like this. Fantastic lesson. Thank You. I'll follow as much as I can.Thanks.
very fine approach !! you give courage for working !!
Hi Bill this lesson helped me a lot. Thanks.
Just a quick thank you from an 76 yr old pastor who happens to like boogie woogie just to listen to it . . . might be able to make my own with this
Love the lesson, I can do hands seperately but am having a heck of a time with getting the rhythm of the hands together :( (Classically, sheet music trained.)
Fantastic lesson. Thank you 🙏🏻
I have watched multiple videos on boogie woogie and never learned as much as I did in just this one video. Thank you! Sub'd 🎹🎹🎹
Just what my doctor ordered: More Boogie. Thanks a bunch!
I enjoyed that very much, want to learn more thank you for the lovely tutorial.
Bill Dollar ，
Best one yet by far
Thank you. Well done. Inspiring.
Very interesting, short, easy and understandable.
Thx
I found your boggle-woogie music lesson very informative and helpful, as well as very entertaining. 👍👍👍 ... Thanks for sharing your video on TH-cam! 🌝👍
I've been playing stride piano for years and always that Boogie was too advanced but after watching this video I'm amazed how relatively simple it can be. Thanks a million.
this is manageable to learn and clearly presented, thanks!
I think it's completely awesome . I love it .thank you for sharing your amazing talent.
That was fantastic. Thank you very much.
Excellent teacher! Love it 👏👏💯
Thank you 😅 great piano tutorial.
Great lesson thank you I am getting the Tyros 5 for xmas 2019 am looking forward to giving this a go.
Hey! How is everything going? 😁
Awesome man!!! I Love your work!!!
Estou tentando… cada dia avanço um pouquinho. Obrigada.🌺❤️
Thanks Bill This is the best boogie woogie lesson i`ve ever seen
Beautiful video and playing!..I'm just starting out and your playing is really inspiring. Thank you
Sure need this video ,think it will be great for starter learn boogie Woogie ,You'r great teacher ,thank you for share !!
You make the video seems good. I like the colour of the background black... And the colour red on the white key and green on the black key... Nice blend
Yer a nice blend
Very good tutorial. Excellent execution. but for the beginners we nned to have the lead sheet. how shall i do please
Bill - I enjoyed your Boogie Woogie Piano Lesson above. Is your online piano course still available? Thanks!
Спасибо за урок! Очень круто! Thanks a lot for lesson, Very cool!
There's NO WAY to buy your software on this page. How much and HOW do I do it? Thanks. Very easy to understand. The best visuals I've seen.
Do you have any slow blues lessons with one left hand chord voicing with right hand licks runs etc🎹🎶really wanting to learn slower rhythm and soulful playing
Excellent instruction but please help me!!! I have a basic training in classical piano( but very new to this kind of rhythm) and can't get hand independence even when I am practicing very slowly.
I am sooooooo frustrated--pls share some tips on how to practice for hand independence for those who are new to Boogie-Woogie rhythm. Thank you!
Yes, hand independence is harder than I thought!
Practice.......practice and much more practice.........
As mentioned in other comments, hand independence takes time and practice… Just persist with those two things and you’ll get there in the end
Wonderful lesson, thank you for enlightened me 🙏
Love the video! Thanks for putting it together. I've been looking for a first boogie piece to learn so this really helps me. Any chance you have this piece as sheet music? If not, I'd pay for you to slap a PDF together!
Really good instruction, man. clear and easy to understand - perfect - not too basic and not too advanced! Thanks.
Excellent.
I really like the high production value of your lesson. You see your hands and the graphic representation. Nice. But you also do well where so many fail; sound balance. You voice nicely dominates while the music complements at just the right level. I've always had a desire to learn Boogie Woogie and will take a look at your course, but I'm curious as to the equipment you use to get the keyboard graphic. I'm a longtime network news cameraman and video editor and I notice good production, especially in the sea of bad productions called TH-cam.
Absolutely brilliant thank you.
awesome bill
Great video, you are really good as teacher!
Bunisimo .Andrea
Really good lession. At 6:45 there is an A(2) sound, but there is no keyboard moving. 1 keyboard moving missing.
Bill, I am a first time piano player and this is such a perfect tutorial to learn from. Thank you so much. How does one learn to play each hand separately? Can’t seem to get that. I got the swing down on my left hand. My brain won’t cooperate with me lol
All this has been on my mind for many years, thank you very much for the mortgage. Good morning 👋👋👏👏👏👍😎
Hello and thank you for these simple and precise explanations. because even for a beginner like me it's perfect.
Great! Please more lessons like that!!
Alejandro Pajuelo García is
Very very good.
An exercise that I figured out on guitar and piano play bb and the next high e ..that's c7 the b7 and the 3 ..now what's really interesting is going down in half steps takes us through the circle of fifths.. we go to the a and eb . Which changes to the third and b7.. they will keep on switching places. A good exercise is going down in these two note diads and playing c7 f7 bb7 eb7 ab7 db7.. ect.. if some one is new just do the first three or so chords . Just passing this on found it when woodshedding years ago.
Nice video! I think it would have been helpful if you would have explained the timing a bit more. For example the roll-in is actually on the last beat of the prior measure right?
just purchased the full course. looking forward to getting started. thanks. i hope you can teach a rock......(cause, I are one)
I have a lick that I came up with and done right it is very professiona lbtw I play guitar bass even some banjo. So reply here and I'll type it out for you. I think you will enjoy it it's in f and you play a bflat chord to it.
Bill Romer Bill I'm sorry I didn't see that you would like to see the f lick.. it might be in your arsenal.. I'll go ahead and post it.. I'll do the right hand.. it's just the f blues scale done with three fingers. First the scale f ab bb b c eb f . I think that the fingers always land on the same note. So here's the digital numbers 1 2 3 1 2 3 1.. I do this fairly fast.. for the new learners it will fill awkward at first but it is a great run. Sounds best on a bb 7 chord..
update?
😱 Jasper007 S - You purchased a lesson with a lot of the left hand boogie parts and licks missing.
A very good piece to roll for me as a beginner !
Thanks for sharing, Bill!
Thanks I might compose something in this style.
Great lesson. Perfect example of where less is more. Impressive. Thank you!
I didn't know that lick at the end but my piano teacher when I was 14 taught me this lick it has a familiar feel to it. .. I think this is it. . I use it sometimes.. just not lately.. when playing a g7 bb and db hit d and f thumb hits g . Then gb and bb hit g and b thumb hits f.. and just continue. This can also be single note style.
Thank you for this. What surprises the heck out of me is how many dislikes. What?? Again, thank you from a very interested boogie woogie newbie. Like Russell; never too old to learn something new. In fact at 70 it makes life interesting. *****🙃
Dear Bill, I really enjoyed your video. I myself am also a piano content creator, but I have no idea what software you use to show the keyboard above your piano keys. Is there any chance you could help a fellow piano brother out, and let me know where I need to go to get a software keyboard with the names on the keys, which light up when you hit the corresponding note. Thanks a ton! Plus, after watching your video, I have a lot more in my piano arsenal. Thanks so much for this amazing video!
@@PianoFast101 thanks!
5:47 1,25X 🙀🤤
Hi Bill, very yery good!!!!! Please please, do you have the piano-notes for your lesson....very good for learning, I'm a beginner! Thank you!!!!
Hey Bill, I'm impressed with your teaching style - well spoken, clear instruction, and not PAINFULLY slow as most instructional videos are. I am a life long piano player and teacher as well but I'm always looking for new cool licks to add to my style. Do you have any videos that are for rather advanced players? Perhaps simply just chocked full of blues and boogie woogie licks? Both left hand walks and right hand blues licks/rolls, slurs, hammers..... I'm sure you get the idea. I would be very interested in seeing "everything you got" so to speak packed into a DVD or two (or ten, lol). I'm not a big Jazz fan but if you have some Jazz licks that are really cool and can carry over into the blues/boogie world that would be great too. Thanks and keep doin what you're doin
Very good lesson....Thank you,