Boogie Woogie Piano Bass Line Pattern
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2015
- Boogie Woogie Piano Bass Line Pattern
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In this video, Scott The Piano Guy Houston shows you how to:
- play a great LH Boogie Woogie pattern
- play the pattern over the 3 blues chords in G
- play the chords to follow the blues changes
- focus on swinging and sounding authentic vs. playing robotically
This left hand (LH) Boogie Woogie pattern is taught in the key of G, so you’ll start on the roots of the the three blues chords: G, C, and D.
Scott stresses the importance of relaxing and taking your time playing as slowly as you need to. For many of you who have only played chords with your LH up to this point, trying to play all these individual notes will be a challenge, but that’s what makes it so good for you!
Take advantage of the format and replay the video as often as you need to. Focus on each note when playing slowly-so that your brain is really “cementing” what your fingers are doing. Soon you’ll be able to pick up the tempo if you want to ...
More than anything, really try to internalize the feel of how Boogie Woogie swings. Playing it “swinging hard” more slowly is (I think …) much more important than trying to frantically, robotically play it faster than you are comfortable with.
Once you learn the patterns, you can start playing them in the right order following the blues progression and sound like a pro!
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I so appreciate your teaching style. I’m a 66 year old newbie and love your approach
Thanks so much for the nice words! It means a lot. ❤ S.H.
I first heard this classic boogie-woogie baseline when I was in grammar school in the early 1950’s and a neighborhood teenager, last name Rodriguez, sat down at his piano and played what he said was, “bumble boogie.“ I was overwhelmed! I had never heard a boogie played before. The baseline was haunting. He said he learned to play it by ear, listening to a recording by Freddie Martin. So when I became a teenager and had some money, I found the sheet music for bumble boogie in my local music store. I was not a piano player so the best I could do was work out the left hand from the sheet music, as demonstrated by Scott on this video. So that baseline is indeed on sheet music at least in part. The sheet music is titled “bumble boogie“ recorded by Freddie Martin and his Orchestra with Jack Fina at the piano published in 1946. Still available. BTW thank you Mr Rodriguez wherever you are for that inspiration 65+ years ago!
Got it . Going slow until it confidence and hand strength builds up for tempo progression. I like this one. The notes I hesr in my head b4 I even playvi know what comes next
Always appreciate your approach! You make the daunting do-able!
Great! I need to practice that! Envy people who can play like you do!
great teacher clear communication etc thank you from australia
A great channel Scott, thanks!
Hi Scott ,thanks so much! That was fantastic!
Be waiting for the next step.👍🎶🎹
Some people are such great teachers & explain things well. - Thank you for being one of them.
Well thank you for the kind response! We can all use a little less anger and a little more kindness these days, and I for one really appreciate it. :-) Glad it helped...
It is Refreshing to see an Instructor repeat several times the break down of chords and riffs and patterns of such before leaving it up to the viewer to pause and rewind to playback each portion. With IPads and Tablets and such, they can be set on the piano sheet stand that typically comes with pianos and keyboards. This means the student can focus more on the fingering , of each note, as I have just done, then rewind and replay to see it a few times more. The overhead view is quite crucial in setting up learning what keys are used as well as their positions between Black and white. I was able to grasp this beginning of your video much quicker than I had anticipated. Thanks. Well lit, clear audio, slow approach, because many beginners just need Slow. If we want fast, then we must practice.
Nicely explained , keep up the good work👍🏻
YOU’RE AMAZING! thank you
Go stuff ty
great sound you're grand piano nice teaching thanks
Thanks, Scott, this is great, I have always wanted to know how to play this.
mucha gracias por sus en señanzas muy bien explicado
I love this pattern. Thanks for the video!
Can you show a tune that could be played with the right hand along with this boogie woogie bass line?
Another great vid. Love your teaching style.
Great! You deserve a lot more audience man!
+Cyb3rAssassine Thanks for the nice words...
Great Video again . Reminds me of my time as kind learning Piano. Should start to play again :-)
Thank you for the very good exercise!
You're welcome :-)
Thanks! This was really useful!
+Martin Larsson You're welcome! Glad it helped...
Thank s
Thank you .. I am having SO much trouble integrating left hand with right ... any suggestions?
Randy
Good day
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good stuff
Thanks for this vid Scott.. it helped me learn it.. great bassline.. a kid pianist appeared on Ellen and played BumbleBoogie, he did a scaled down version of this baseline for small hands.. it sounded pretty good.. I wouldn't mind showing this riff to my neice and nephew.. if you could do an video on that.. that would be awesome !!
Thank you but what about combining the right hand fingers?
very helpful thank you
You're welcome!
Does the right hand come in on the upbeat of "2"? In other words, does the RH come in on the "and" of "two"?
I from high school and this could be hard in my life these days but mape it can be completed. And complicated.
SO love this, have completed two lessons for boogie boogie are there any more vids or instuctionals?? Paul
We obviously have a bunch of free stuff posted here on our TH-cam channel. There is also a LOT more of everything like this, and in a lot more detail, in the online courses you can find here: www.pianoinaflash.com - I would encourage you to take a look and see if it is something that looks good to you!
suger robinson
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For Boogie what do we do with right hand?
What ever you want, as long as it sounds good.
Thank very you much.
Could you tell me why not use 4ème finger instead 3ème finger. So the fingers would be 514321 Thanks alain.
You can if that it easier for you :-) No hard and and fast "rules" here... Just trying to get it played as easily as possible. :-)
Agree, 514321 is first choice. It requires no crossing over. 513121 is Ok but second choice. The fingering at the start of the video is just bad AFAIC because it causes you to twist your hand in an awkward way.
Ha! The fingering pattern at the very beginning is different from the one you present around 3:00!
is there sheet music for this so I can get the timings correct?
Sorry - but no...
Your glasses are a bit unusual. I noticed they don't fit around your ears but in them. Maybe that's a new thing they do with glasses these days. Thanks for the really fun lesson.
3 words - in ear monitors ... :-)
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