Yah, im a left hand person and self taught , im ok i like to think . I can make the piano sing like a harp , but theres so much to absorb still . Thanks this vid gives me a new approach,, yah, good stuff . Thanks
Absolutely amazing video, you showed this pattern in another video and have been playing with it since. I find it difficult using in other pieces than 3/4. Is there similar possibility for 4/4, other letting it sustain out?
Yes of course. But with youtube videos I can't really "go off on one" so to speak. Theres a lot you can do. I recoomend playing with rhythm and seeing what you come up with. Then use something SUPER simple in the right hand so its not over complicated as you tweak and find what works for you.
Use it as an exercise to increase finger span. Also you can turn the wrist into the motion to extent your reach without needing to span the whole octave+
I find this lessons to fast , even though many times stopped and played at slow speed. I still couldn't put together, if you were to count one and 2 and , do you play the right hand on beat 2 or beat and ? At 6:29.
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I LOVE this left hand pattern. Use it to just enter a musical flow. 🎶
👉Grab the sheet music here - creativepianoacademy.com/piano/left-hand-pattern/
You're doing an excellent job of promoting creativity and self expression. You are the pattern KING...
Wow, thank you. "The Pattern King" - i'll take it! :)
Another great lesson!
You're my favorite go-to piano mentor on the web!
Happy to hear that!
Simple and beautiful-I love it! Many thanks!
So simple and so beautiful. Great lesson great pattern. Thanks a lot.
Glad you like it!
Love this right pattern. It’s a little practice but sounds amazing.
Yup. Sounds great right!
Elegant. Simple. Thanks very much.
You are so welcome!
I call that my rolling 10ths. My go-to left hand pattern. Glad you're teaching it to aspiring pianists. You have an outstanding teaching style
Thank you. Sounds great! God bless!
Excellent!
Yet another great video! 🎉 Thank you for explaining this wonderful pattern to the world. Cheers
You are so welcome!
Very useful and interesting lesson, my thanks
Glad you liked it.
Good lesson .. Thanks. 👍🏻
My pleasure!
Great to see you back and consistent flow of lessons. Please keep them coming.
Yup!
Yah, im a left hand person and self taught , im ok i like to think . I can make the piano sing like a harp , but theres so much to absorb still . Thanks this vid gives me a new approach,, yah, good stuff . Thanks
I love that left hand pattern.
Mee too!
fantastic, brilliant teacher !
Awesome ❤ so helpful thank you 🙏
Another great lesson, Joe. Thank you so much, love watching your videos.
My pleasure!
Thanks Dear❤
You're just too good man, too good!
when I see any of your videos I just want to play. seems simple but powerful melodies!
Thats the goal! simple, powerful and achievable.
Wellcome again my friend keep doing the good job you are changing my life with your tutorials many thanks again and GodBlessing
Yay. My pleasure
Love that left hand pattern, need that coldplay voicings part 2 please please
Inderectly, A lot of my videos use that coldplay-ish voicings as a main theme and way to create great sounding music relatively simply.
Thank's a lot!❤
This saved my playing
Wow
Sounds good.
My hand is only big enough to reach an octave and a step, though (C-D, for instance).
Can I still do this figure?
Yes. Roll into the span. i think I talk about that. if not type "creative piano academy finger span" into youtube.
Absolutely amazing video, you showed this pattern in another video and have been playing with it since. I find it difficult using in other pieces than 3/4. Is there similar possibility for 4/4, other letting it sustain out?
Yes of course. But with youtube videos I can't really "go off on one" so to speak. Theres a lot you can do. I recoomend playing with rhythm and seeing what you come up with. Then use something SUPER simple in the right hand so its not over complicated as you tweak and find what works for you.
I personally think this is a best exercise
Love it!
Can I have the sheet in ABCD?
"my juice flowing" say no more !
Where did you gone?
working on my membership content and piano courses. I've missed youtube though. So i'll posting a lot more often
Isn’t this called open chord?
This is piano playing for spider fingers!
Agreed. But fin to play 😊
Use it as an exercise to increase finger span. Also you can turn the wrist into the motion to extent your reach without needing to span the whole octave+
I find this lessons to fast , even though many times stopped and played at slow speed. I still couldn't put together, if you were to count one and 2 and , do you play the right hand on beat 2 or beat and ? At 6:29.