A SIMPLE Trick To Make Your Piano Chords Come ALIVE

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In this lesson I show you a simple trick to apply to your piano chords. It really brings them alive and adds a professional touch to your playing.
You can use any chord you like, and play the bottom note with your left hand. Just before you play the chord play the two notes chromatically below the note you are playing in your left hand. As a variation you can also play down onto the note rather than up.
Make sure not to overuse it as it can sound very repetitive if used too often.
Leave a comment saying what chords you found this worked well with!
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[@kidkelly7]

hi
IVE BEEN PLAYING BY EAR FOR 43 YEARS.
THESE ARE GREAT LESSONS.
I USE THESE LITTLE TRICKS LIKE THIS WITHOUT THINKING ABOUT THEM....
BUT TO SEE THEM IS....
A REAL TREAT
AND A BLESSING TO IMPROVE EVEN AT MY AGE. OF 57.
IF YOUR A YOUNGLING......PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE THIS NICE MANS TEACHING.
YOU WILL GROW QUICKLY.
THX SO MUCH FOR THESE BLESSED LESSONS.

[@Piano_Pig]

Thanks for the kind comment Brian :)

[@markw6136]

brian kelly I’m 60 and just started playing keyboard by ear. Interested in hearing about how others began their playing. How do they improve, keep from getting stuck on one place? Did you take lessons ever? Do you use any software tools that help you learn new pieces? thank you

[@karlahennig6671]

I am loving your videos. Just beginning to work on improvisation and have been cruising around the net. Your videos are the best. They give you one concrete thing to work on at a time.

[@Piano_Pig]

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What's refreshing about Pig's lessons is they are short and to the point, not like some of these people that drone on for 10 or 15 minutes.

[@samwright285]

Thank you... Awesome. Incorporating it into my music

[@timjohnson2186]

Another great lesson

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci beaucoup for this.

[@bobbauer5933]

Just started watching your stuff. I'm new at this. Your approach really hits home with me. Thanks. When I can afford it, I'd like to sign up for your program

[@ProfeARios]

Another great tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

[@Piano_Pig]

My pleasure :)

[@clasesdepercusion]

Sos un buen maestro! Gracias

[@allgood6760]

Awesome 👍🎶

[@Shown_x8]

Can it work on major 7s

[@Saiseisya-YASJ]

Thank you for telling about it
I didnt notice the difference while practicing XD~
it's useful~

[@Piano_Pig]

Yeah it is very useful, especially when improvising! Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@mukhrizj9577]

Good information..thanks dude

[@Piano_Pig]

My pleasure!

[@paulcrooks4467]

Superb

[@ajw.robert]

*CHORDS CANT BE ALIVE!*
All jokes aside, good video

[@MenardGondwe-xx6xl]

I can't understand how tricky your fingers are