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This is a quick and easy technique to make basic rhythm sound great, called The Shadow Technique.

You can apply it to most chord progressions, and it's ideal for beginners on the piano wanting a simple way to improve their playing. And it only takes 3 minutes to learn!

Improvising blues piano can seem seem daunting at first. Where do you begin?

You see these blues piano players tinking away like there's no tomorrow, and the notes just seems to flow out of their fingers, and all without sheet music.

You can start improvising blues piano easily by simply learning a blues scale and a few basic chords.

But what if I told you that you can learn the blues scale in every key by just memorising one simple sequence?

"What do I do with my left hand?" 

That's a common question people ask when they first start playing piano chords. 

Professional song writers and hit makers don't chance on their chord progressions by luck. There are certain formula's and techniques that when applied can completely change the sound of a chord progression without changing the actual progression.

One will sound like it's been written by a beginner, and another will use the same chords but with a bit of simple music magic thrown in.

Want to learn all of the best rock piano riffs without scouring the internet for piano tutorials? You're in the right place!

I used to tour in a classic rock theatre production, so I've played my fair share of rock shows, and I thought I'd put together my best rock piano riffs for you. Some of them are suitable for beginners, and a couple are more intermediate, so you should find something right for you.

I hope you'll agree with me when I say that piano is a cool instrument? There are also a lot of cool tunes out there, but some are more "cooler" than others.

In the video tutorial below I'm going to show you my top five coolest tunes and riffs to play on the piano. But I'm not just going to play you them, I'm also going to teach you them so that you can play them yourself.