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- Are chord progressions feeling too challenging because your hands are constantly making long journeys across the piano keys? If you've ever struggled with the frustration of awkward hand movements interrupting your musical flow, then this TH-cam video, led by the skilled instructor Kaitlyn, is a must-watch. Dive into the world of chord inversions, a game-changing technique that promises to make your piano playing smoother and more magical than ever before. Discover how altering the order of notes can lead to seamless transitions and elevate your musicality. In this captivating tutorial, Kaitlyn breaks down a classic Rolling Stones song, demonstrating the power of inversions and their ability to minimize those frustrating hand leaps. If you've been seeking a solution to this common piano dilemma, don't miss this opportunity - hit that play button and embark on a journey to piano mastery with Kaitlyn! 🎹✨
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I really appreciate this lesson because I struggle with finding the right fingers to achieve smooth playing. Once I started writing finger changes on the sheet music that helped, but it still seemed a bit nerve wracking because it adds to the reading and remembering. So this lesson was what I needed to put some logic to the whole process and sound better.
1. Pick your key 2 . Identify the chords within the key 3 . Try out different chords combination 4 . Test your progressions with melody's 5 . Consider your strong structure 6 . Try it out 7 . Spice it up
Wow! What a fantastic explanation on making these chords played so much easier, brilliant tuition, thank you so much. X
Truly helpful video for me,
Thanks for another Tuesday's lesson ❤
Thanks for watching!
More tips and tricks about this subject would be nice. It seem like all teachers out there teaching the same thing. They should show us all more in depth. Diatonic 7th chords and how to navigate in many different chord progressions and also different chords. Not only major and minor.
Hi, I can read right hand music, I just can’t remember left hand notes. I play a MC 600 Yamaha organ and the first books I started with is the Kenneth Baker The Complete Organ Player, here I was taught chords mostly 2nd inversion chords and being an age of 84 finding it difficult to remember each chord. Thanks for showing me how to start with 2nd inversion chords
Hi Kaitlyn. Love your videos and explanations. You asked what we find difficult about playing chord progressions. I don’t find them difficult other than when I am using chords that I am not familiar with, but I do have trouble making them sound interesting and rhythmic.
Thanks for sharing. This video might help you: th-cam.com/video/Sj-w0fJfmKw/w-d-xo.html
Locating the inverted order quickly
Hardest part for me is actually incorporating inversions in a song without my mind wanting to revert to root position
Truly enjoy the teaching methods / clarity you employ in your vids. As for issues with chord progressions ..most of the struggles I am experiencing are caused by my lack of commitment to the chord transitions. lol..in some cases I am still debating a target key while I am making the move from one chord to another. Sometimes it's the thumb I use and other times it's the little finger and if there are a lot of accidentals then my middle finger gets involved in targeting the note to start the chord. Even though I know the cause I continue to utilize different fingers to a target note ( and that's OK) except I am still debating which way to go while I am in transition which leads to a lack of fluid /continual musical flow. I experience this more with inversions since in the root position negates the debate. Does this go away with time?
I'm glad you find the teaching methods helpful! The challenges you're facing with chord transitions, especially during inversions, can definitely improve with time and practice. As you become more familiar with the chord shapes and finger placements, your transitions should become smoother and more fluid. Just keep practicing, and over time, you'll notice a significant improvement in your musical flow.
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It is a matter of practice and practice to understand it mentally.
My problem is , like the Scarecrow,
I don’t have a brain, I have to rely on it visually as I keep practicing until it becomes automatic.
It is good not having a brain, you don’t have to think so hard.
It sometimes gives me a brain freeze when I do. 😅
I can see how it help with my Gorilla finger to move less on the keyboard.
As they say:
“if you don’t succeed, practice, practice, and then practice, some more.”
That’s what Eliza Doolittle did. She went from a gutter snap to a princess.
Thank you for other great lesson and have a blessed week.
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Your commitment to practicing and relying on visual cues is a valuable approach to learning. Everyone has their unique way of grasping concepts, and yours is helping you make progress. Keep up the good work.
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As a self taught beginner I struggling my right hand which inversion I will use while I'm doing chords progression. That is why I need to watch my hand which inversion I will use because I was so confused if I'm doing right. Because my muscle memory knows using only 1 inversion in a whole song. If I mix the 2nd inversion I've got messed up because of confusing.
Hi. Do you have any tips about moving around the keyboard. I struggle with this which I can’t seem to get over this issue ..Thank you x
Of course! When it comes to moving around the keyboard more comfortably, try practicing scales and arpeggios regularly. They can help improve your finger dexterity and familiarity with the keys. Additionally, focus on hand coordination exercises to build confidence in your movements.
These are 2 helpful videos:
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Thanks for watching! Check out my FREE TRAINING (hosted by Kaitlyn Davidson) - HOW TO GO FROM STRUGGLING TO LEARN PIANO TO PLAYING YOUR FAVORITE SONGS (IN AS LITTLE AS A FEW MONTHS) WITHOUT OVERWHELM, CHILDREN'S MUSIC, AND UNNECESSARY MUSIC THEORY
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Lord! I don’t want my brain to explode! My biggest challenge with chord progressions is remembering the fingerings for major vs. minor triads.
Thanks for sharing!
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Hi Kaitlyn…I have trouble with 4 note chords. My fingers seem to get all mixed up.
Hi there! Working with four-note chords can be challenging, but it gets easier with practice. Start by practicing the chord shapes slowly and accurately to build muscle memory. Gradually increase your speed as you become more comfortable. You can also break down the chord into smaller groups of notes and practice transitioning between them. Keep at it, and over time, your fingers will become less mixed up. Happy playing! 🎹😊
@pianoly Thanks very much. I'm 66 years old and started lessons over 3 years ago. Looking forward to playing songs I like.
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I'm interested in the practice planner but when I try to download it, I get this message: The information you’re about to submit is not secure
Because this form is being submitted using a connection that’s not secure, your information will be visible to others. Can you fix that please?
I have website developers investigating it now! Will update you. Thanks for your patience.
The link is working now! www.try.piano.ly/optin1681745488770
The hardest part about inversions is recognising by the notes what chord it is.
I am curious... How many of your beginners can asimilate all this.
Good video, but the background music is distracting!
(Your speaking voice isn't so bad, you know. 😉 )
Why am I watching this, I don't even own a piano🤔🤗