Step into the world of boogie-woogie and discover the rhythm, energy, and groove of this exciting blues piano style!
This course is designed for beginners as well as those who simply want to add some swing to their playing, and it will have you playing authentic boogie blues in no time.
You’ll start with a basic 12-bar blues progression, and then gradually build it up by adding a classic boogie-woogie left-hand bass pattern, before moving on to the essential chords, rhythms, and techniques that create that authentic blues sound. As you progress, you’ll learn how to add catchy right-hand licks and riffs, and even begin exploring improvisation so you can make the music your own.
The lessons are quick, easy to follow, and always fun, guiding you step-by-step so that you can copy, practice, and then play with confidence. You don’t need to be able to read sheet music to take part, but a bonus eBook is included with all the sheet music and lesson resources for those who find it helpful.
The course is structured in stages that gradually increase in difficulty, with mini practice pieces at each step to showcase your progress. Along the way, you’ll find exercises designed to strengthen your hands, improve your stamina, and build fluency, while also giving you the freedom to integrate the riffs, licks, and techniques smoothly into your improvisations.
To make practice even more enjoyable, the course comes with backing tracks so you can play along with the sound of a real blues band. By the time you reach the end, you’ll not only have the skills to sit down and play with confidence — you’ll also be able to jam along with impressive boogie-woogie flair, bringing that classic blues groove to life every time you touch the keys.
What you’ll learn
•Master a simple but powerful walking bass line that drives the groove.
•Break down the 12 Bar Blues into easy steps, then build up to more advanced boogie variations.
•Play classic rolling riffs that make the music jump.
•Develop hand strength, stamina, and dexterity with fun, practical exercises.
•Add sparkling right-hand licks for that authentic blues sound.
•Explore a variety of boogie rhythms and techniques to keep things fresh.
•Take your first steps into improvisation.
•And most importantly—have a blast every time you sit at the piano!
