Piano Security for Teachers

Now that you've found freedom, it's time to get secure on your feet, as a player AND a teacher!

With easy steps, the Piano Improvisation Series takes you deep into the fundamentals of blues and piano technique.  You'll be learning so gradually that you'll be amazed what you can do by the end!

In our "Piano Freedom" course, we introduced students to the power of the black keys.  With a simple three-note bass line in the left hand, and the freedom to play any note on the black keys with the right hand, you can play music that sounds authentic and interesting, and which is an expression of your own self and musicality.  Instead of playing formulas, you're really improvising, making up music on the spot, and it sounds good!

In "Piano Security" we give you more sophisticated tools to grow your improvisation abilities.  You'll learn four new bass lines:  The 1-3-5, the 1-#4-5, the 1-3-#4-5 and the 1-2-3-5.  The best part is:  You can solo over each of these bass lines just like you did over your first bass line, so by learning just a little, your range of sound will increase dramatically!

Once you know five bass lines, you can combine them into original new bass lines.  That's right, you're making up bass lines!  And when you add a solo on the black keys, you're improvising in two hands at once.

You'll see how incredibly fun it can be to get this kind of mastery in our Piano Security course.  Best of all, you'll be set to go even farther in our next set of courses.

Our Teacher-Edition provides extra videos for piano teachers who want to provide powerful improvisation lessons to their students.  Whether you know the blues or not, whether you've ever improvised before, these lessons are easy enough to get you going so that you can offer your students a whole new level of instruction.