Hi everyone,

Yesterday, I sent you an email regarding the new course that I just published:

The Ultimate Beginner Piano Improvisation Course

I thought that the course would be directly available to everyone, but it turned out that the course would only be available after SkillShare reviewing it (which was not the case in the past, that’s why I didn’t know).

So, if you had been searching for the course but you got the message that 'this course is no longer available', then please try again since now it should work…

So, I wanted to apologize for any confusion. Anyway, next time I’ll wait with the announcement till the course is approved.

So, you can now check out the course via the following link:

https://skl.sh/3EBqouJ

And for those who missed my email from yesterday, here’s some more information about the course and about another course that I’m preparing:

In the course “ The Ultimate Beginner Piano Improvisation Course “, you will learn how to improvise/solo over blues and rock tunes (and which you can also apply to pop tunes).

It’s a course for piano players who want to start to solo or who simply want to take their piano playing a level higher.

The solo techniques taught rely heavily on the pentatonic and blues scales and also teach you some other tricks like glissandos and riffs that you can incorporate in your solos.

Before taking the course, you should at least have some basic piano skills like how to play major and minor triads and dominant 7th chords in most keys (well, at least in the keys C, D, E, F, G and A).

And I also wanted to let you know that I am preparing a complete piano course for beginners.

It will be a huge course (my estimation is that it will be around 15-20 hours of video), so I’m thinking of splitting up the course in a series of smaller courses.

I’m already quite advanced in creating the course, but it’s a lot of work, so please be patient. I think that the first part of the course may come online between now and a month, but I will keep you informed.

So please let me know what you think of me creating a new piano course and if you have special wishes to be included in the course.

So, that’s all for now.

I wish you all the best,

Martin.

Martin Cohen

Teacher, musician and composer

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