Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, Tom shows you how to create beautiful improvisation with just two - three chords! You’ll discover how to improvise on piano using simple yet expressive piano chord progressions and a relaxing slow groove.
Tom demonstrates three easy examples of chord progressions built from only 2 or 3 chords, showing how to improvise in the F minor scale, D major scale, and C major scale. This lesson will help you explore new improvisation techniques and expand your creativity at the keys.
You’ll also learn essential piano practice tips, hand coordination exercises, and smart practice techniques to improve your timing, flow, and musical expression.
If you would like to learn easy chord progressions that sound professional, watch this walkthrough video next:
youtube.com/watch?v=apDMT19nofI&list=PLDqNslPG6e1IbTdTGk5XsSC3v8_F9kdD1&index=70
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If you enjoyed this piano improvisation tutorial and would like to get more top tips on learning piano, make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel right here:
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Credits:
Filmed by Josh Adams.
Edited by BUBI Productions & Charlie Coe.
youtu.be/kmNeeS1gG28
#londoncontemporaryschoolofpiano #improvisation #pianotutorial
In this video, Tom shows you how to create beautiful improvisation with just two - three chords! You’ll discover how to improvise on piano using simple yet expressive piano chord progressions and a relaxing slow groove.
Tom demonstrates three easy examples of chord progressions built from only 2 or 3 chords, showing how to improvise in the F minor scale, D major scale, and C major scale. This lesson will help you explore new improvisation techniques and expand your creativity at the keys.
You’ll also learn essential piano practice tips, hand coordination exercises, and smart practice techniques to improve your timing, flow, and musical expression.
If you would like to learn easy chord progressions that sound professional, watch this walkthrough video next:
youtube.com/watch?v=apDMT19nofI&list=PLDqNslPG6e1IbTdTGk5XsSC3v8_F9kdD1&index=70
Claim your FREE gift - Resources Pack - by getting in touch with us at London Contemporary School of Piano so that we can help you solve your challenges and accelerate you progress at the piano:
contemporaryschoolofpiano.com
Get Your GROOVE Everyday Course to access all the resources you need to master piano grooves and expand your piano groove vocabulary:
lcsp.samcart.com/products/groove-mastery-everyday
Join our Flagship Course, THE COMPLETE MUSICIAN: Piano Essentials Online Course with Tom Donald:
contemporaryschoolofpiano.com/the-complete-musician
If you enjoyed this piano improvisation tutorial and would like to get more top tips on learning piano, make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel right here:
youtube.com/channel/UCZWqaBf6VLuD0cSKF4cukPg?sub_confirmation=1
Credits:
Filmed by Josh Adams.
Edited by BUBI Productions & Charlie Coe.
youtu.be/kmNeeS1gG28
#londoncontemporaryschoolofpiano #improvisation #pianotutorial
