Combining Melodies and Accompaniment

Lesson 2/45 | Study Time: 5 Min

Course: Blues Keyboard Method

Combining Melodies and Accompaniment

Once you have control of the left hand pattern introduced in the previous lesson, the next thing to do is to combine it with the right hand. In this exercise the right hand also plays two notes at once. Practice each hand separately at first if necessary.

This time the right hand plays full chords. At each chord change, both hands move in opposite directions. This may be difficult at first but it happens frequently in music, so keep at it. Once again you may find it useful to practice each part separately.

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1- Shuffle in the Key of G 2- Using Ties 3- Improvisation 4- Chord Inversions 5- Blues Using Inversions 6- Chord Numbers 7- Broken Chords 8- Grace Notes 9- New Notes, Keys and Rhythms 10- The Key of G 11- Chords and Blues Notes 12- Broken Chords in G 13- The Blues Scale in G 14- Two Octave Blues Scale 15- Seventh Chords 16- Blues Using 7th Chords 17- Mixing Chords and Scales 18- New Orleans Rhythms 19- More New Orleans Style Blues 20- Combining Melodies and Accompaniment 21- Left Hand Chords 22- Blue Notes 23- The Blues Scale 24- 12 Bar Blues Using the Shuffle Rhythm 25- Using the Blues Scale 26- The 12 Bar Blues 27- Left Hand Accompaniment 28- Blues Scale Riffs with Accompaniment 29- The Major Chord 30- INTRODUCTION 31- Blues Rhythms, New Sounds 32- The Triplet 33- Blues Runs Using Triplets 34- Swing Rhythms 35- Enharmonic Notes 36- The 7th in the Left Hand Part 37- New Orleans Rhythm in G 38- G7 Chord Inversions 39- Riffs 40- Section 1 Summary 41- The Turnaround 42- The Shuffle 43- The C7 Chord 44- The D7 Chord 45- The F7 Chord

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Combining Melodies and Accompaniment