Thanks for letting me know about the link. It takes youtube a couple of months to make a link valid (sigh) if you go to www.pianokeyfinders.com you will find the cards in the shop.

You can find the cards here: www.pianokeyfinders.com/product-page/blues-scale-and-chord-key-finder If you are outside of the US or Canada, send me a message from the www.pianokeyfinders.com site and we can figure it out. Thanks :-)

I totally agree!

I'm experimenting with different angles and cameras. Thanks for the feedback.

Thank you for your thoughtful reply. On the camera question, are you asking because you want to know which fingers to play, or, which keys are being played? If it's purely the fingering, you can get a free pdf download of the exercise here: www.pianokeyfinders.com/post/blues-with-both-hands-1 It has both the notes and the fingering written out if you are playing in the key of C. I haven't found a camera angle that I'm in love with. With an overhead view, sometimes the keys being depressed are obscured. It's one of the reasons I made the cards for my students. From their perspective at the piano, they can see their hands and the keys they should be playing at the same time. When you have to look back and forth from a screen and your hands, it makes it harder, especially when moving from one chord to the next. The cards help students learn chord progressions, rather than single chords. I'll keep experimenting with camera angles. I'll definitely be linking clips. These are all relatively new, once I record the next several I'll connect them. Great idea. :-)

That's awesome! Today I had students play the whole circle of 5ths using the opening from Deck the Halls. Last week we were using the first two bars of the Petzold Minute in G. We start minors tomorrow,

They could certainly be created. Send me an email with an example of something you would like to play and I can play around with it to see what works. [email protected]