6 MUST KNOW Piano Chord Rhythm Patterns - Perfect For Beginners!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
- When you're first starting out at the piano, everything you play might sound boring and dull. Thankfully, there are several things you can do to bring those beautiful piano chords to life, and its all about rhythm patterns! With the right rhythm patterns at your disposal, you'll be able to go from sounding like a beginner piano player, to a pro in no-time!
In this video I'll share the following:
⭐ My SPECIAL tip for shocking your listeners with piano chords
⭐ An easy chord progression you can use to test out any rhythm
⭐ How to add arpeggios into your rhythm patterns
⭐ How to easily mix piano chords between your left hand and right hand
⭐ Breaking down how passing tones can be used for rhythms
⭐ A bonus rhythm demonstration you can copy right now!
⭐ and much more..
I'm confident you'll have a much better grasp on how these piano chords beautifully after watching this video. It's a fun way to jazz up your playing whether you're a beginner classical pianist, an adult just learning how to play music, or if you're just looking for inspiration to enhance your own playing.
Let me know any additional questions you have in the comments!
Learn more about how to practice piano chords, and rhythm patterns here - joshuarosspiano.com/piano-sca...
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Oh wow thats amazing! I can't wait to hear how your progress goes as you develop. Appreciate the kind words :)
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A great explanation and demonstration of rhythm patterns.
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Thank you for explaining this in a stepwise way!
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Lots of good information and practice ideas here. Thank you. I will definitely be saving this video and trying all these patterns
Glad it was helpful! So much you can do with these patterns, these are just my favorites :)
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I love the sound too, thanks for the comment!
Thank you for making this video! It's exactly what I was looking for. You explained things so clearly and at a perfect pace. I'm going to go check out your channel. God bless.
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I have been a beginner for the past 20 years or so, and this was very helpful! Thanks!
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Really love this video. Hope you will never turn off this video, so I can always watch and practice myself. Also subscribed already to your channel. Thank you so much.
I'll leave it up of course :) Appreciate the comment!
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Thanks for sharing your video Sir.. informative.. im new here.. more video please
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You got me at "I love arpeggios". Thanks for posting, I'm a real beginner and it'll help.
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Great, valuable for a singer songwriter who is learning piano, just what I need. Thanks so much.
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I'm 3 years into piano (self learner). I'm a lifetime member of a well known music platform, had many other online courses and watched so many TH-cam videos. This is definitely one of the best that I've watched so far. The section on passing notes is tops: I've watched people do that and wondered "What the heck has she just done there???". Now I know exactly what! Thanks and keep it coming please👍!
Wow thanks for the kind words! I do try to make sure I cover everything in a way that understandable and actionable. I feel a lot of YT lessons miss that, which is partly why I started the channel. More to come!
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thank you!
Thank you, this is one of few systematic videos on piano accompaniment on TH-cam. I always adored piano patterns in 'Better than I' song in 'Joseph the Dreamer' Dreamwork cartoon. Could you please make an pattern analysis of that one, please? 😊
I'll check that out and see if I can come up with something!
Your video is so clear! Will you share the type of camera you're using? Also microphone? Thank you so much!
Yes of course! For cameras, I have a few I cycle between. Sony Fx3, and Canon r6. Microphone is a Rode Vid Mic Pro Plus.
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Glad to have you here, thanks for the sub!
Some great tips! Been trying to figure out a fairly simple way to integrate my left hand into my playing and your idea of 'octaves' was great! My hand is sore from the stretch! Thanks 🙂
My chosen pattern for this: Em Bm C G Em | Em Bm C D Em. Using my Yamaha POS into my laptop triggering Absynth 5 - takes me right away from here 🙂😲😛
Oh wow I just jammed on those, and i love that chord progression! On your octaves get those fingers relaxed, and try at an angle. Its all in the wrist :)
@@PianoFrenzy Cool, thanks for the tip too!
You killed that ending bro …. I’ma master that pattern. 13:33
Appreciate that! I have another coming soon with some more chord setups I think yall will benefit from!
@@PianoFrenzy I’ll be waiting on it fam, locked in 🦾
I need to learn how you did this @ 7:33
Nice tutorial and like your clear explanation but it would have been nice if I could hear how they are played. I'm a long time self thought musician and play chords better than notes. Having difficulties counting notes which affects my rhythm, sometimes.
Hey there, i did play all of them as examples. But if you want some more ideas of chord patterns I like to use, you may want to check out this video - > th-cam.com/video/rIZ3dq6kVls/w-d-xo.html
It will be offensive if i just grabbed the tips without subscribing to the channel.Thanks for your invaluable contribution to piano learning.
haha thanks for the sub!
Thank you Bro, we will appreciate it more if you put it in a song please.
Thats a great idea, I can definitely make another video with some song examples!
Is there a printed chord or note sheet available for the rythms & apperigo notes shown??
I'll look at creating one and add that as a resource to the community notes, great idea!
Very nice. Very common progression - plagal half cadence using the Dorian IV
absolutely, definitely my go-to's!
Are there any chord rythm for church hymnals???
I could def make some, thats pretty complex though and would needs its own video :)
There's Dmin written and you're using D maj
Thanks I caught that after uploading, I'll add a note in the comments :)
Seriously? That was a great tutorial and all Marc can do is criticise the one tiny error that makes no difference. At least pay the man a compliment!