1 5 6 4 Progression With Major Blues Scale @contemporaryschoolofpiano
1 5 6 4 Progression With Major Blues Scale  @contemporaryschoolofpiano
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Major Blues Scale Meets 1-5-6-4 — Instant Groove Upgrade! Tom Donald from the London Contemporary School of Piano shows how to make the famous 1-5-6-4 chord progression come alive by adding major blues scale improvisation in the right hand. Learn how to blend the smooth groove of this popular chord progression with the expressive colour of the major blues scale to make your playing sound richer and more interesting. Explore chord progression variations and blues improvisation, as well as new ways to approach your piano chords!


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