Advanced Blues Piano Improvisation Exercises based on Quarter Note Triplets

What you will see in this video:
After performing a short improvisation in Boogie Woogie style, I present a 5-step exercise series that will prepare you to employ some of the most exciting rhythmic concepts in your improvisations, similar to my improvisation.
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Quarter note triplet-based rhythms form the basis of this video tutorial.
It may seem counterintuitive to find math in blues music, which is deeply rooted in feelings and emotions, yet it plays a significant role in how this genre functions.In this article, I will demonstrate how some of the most dazzling blues rhythms are based on quarter note triplets and their subdivisions.
Since this may sound abstract and not very appealing just by reading about it, I decided to spontaneously improvise a blues piece based on this concept to provide you with an attractive example of what this can sound like. I also transcribed it after analyzing my own performance. Finally, I developed a five-step exercise series designed to prepare you to improvise in that style. In addition to blues and boogie, this rhythmic concept can be applied to various genres of music, especially jazz and Latin music.