… to the 5th and final piece taken from our Great Scores Boogie Collection. Today it is the turn of Vivian Smith Smythe Smith Boogie. Once again we have taken the, erm, “inspiration” for the title for this boogie from a character featured in the brilliant “Upper Class Twit Of The Year” sketch by Monty Python.
The video includes a little tutorial on how to play the left hand boogie pattern, one that is used in many boogies, so if you can learn to master it, it will allow you to play many other pieces in this style.
The sheet music for the piece is available here on our site.
… to another piece in our Great Scores Boogie Collection. Today we are featuring the Nigel “Incubator” Jones Boogie. To all you Monty Python fans out there this character may be familiar to you as a contestant in the brilliant “Upper Class Twit Of The Year” sketch.
In our video we feature how to play the rather tricky left hand pattern as well as a famous boogie lick that’s in the right hand, so check out the video below. As always the sheet music for the piece is available here on our site.
Today we’d like to present you the third composition in our new Great Scores Boogie Collection: Steam Train Boogie. As the title suggests, I wrote this in the style of a steam train, with the slow chugging start, the build up of mementum and eventual break-neck speed that locomotives reach in mind, with the whole piece slowing down to an exhausted finale.
