Piano improvisation with the left hand ostinato patterns
Did you know that the easiest ways to improvise in the pattern is one with a piano ostinato of the left hand? This is because the stubborn takes care of the aspects of harmony. All you have to do now, just improvising a melody. The cool thing about the persistent pattern is that there are literally millions of them! That's right! You can use the element of time and come up with something unique every time he sits down to play. Of course those of you who havehave been reading my articles for some time know that I would not recommend trying to invent something. The best way is to play! For example, in the lecture "Giant Sequoia" We have a left-hand ostinato pattern that uses two chords - A minor and F major. We use the entire field next to an octave and have a beautiful setting of the environment in which we improvise our melodies created. The key piece is an Aeolian. This is a minor modal scale and gives the piece a bit 'sad, but sound poignant.The right hand third...