This Easy Pattern Will Greatly Improve Your Left Hand Piano Playing
In this piano lesson, I am going to show you a left hand pattern that will improve your playing and dexterity. During your experience learning how to play piano, you may have noticed that you can play one hand easier than the other. Certain keyboard exercises can really help improve your playing in a hand that is weaker in terms of piano playing.\r
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If you like my lessons here on YouTube, I am confident you will love my music courses: \r
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Get the exercise used in this lesson right here: \r
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Looking for more lessons? Here are some I have on two handed piano playing: \r
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Mentioned lessons:\r
Circle of fifths and key signatures: \r
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Exercises arent always the most beautiful pieces to play, but they serve a purpose to help improve your piano playing technique. Even though the left hand pattern demonstrated in this lesson has both hands, it focuses on playing the left hand while playing something simple in terms of rhythm and notes with the right hand. This will ease you into two handed piano playing a bit better and help with learning how to play piano altogether. If you find the right hand to be more trouble, there will be a tutorial coming soon on the channel with a special exercise to help you develop your right hand technique. The exercise shown in this lesson focuses in on the left hand while also having a right hand accompaniment, which is a background part usually comprised of chords. This will help beginners price their left hand while also developing their technique with both hands. \r
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The exercise focuses on two important aspects. One is the 5 finger position playing up and down the 5 notes. The other is the extended position where you extend your fingers to play an arpeggio. For best results price this easy pattern for the left hand daily. Remember to use the suggested fingering so your fingers can play the pattern much easier. \r
I recommend you price this exercise daily for a month. You should notice an improvement of dexterity and nimbleness in the left hand.
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If you like my lessons here on YouTube, I am confident you will love my music courses: \r
\r
Get the exercise used in this lesson right here: \r
\r
Looking for more lessons? Here are some I have on two handed piano playing: \r
\r
Mentioned lessons:\r
Circle of fifths and key signatures: \r
\r
Exercises arent always the most beautiful pieces to play, but they serve a purpose to help improve your piano playing technique. Even though the left hand pattern demonstrated in this lesson has both hands, it focuses on playing the left hand while playing something simple in terms of rhythm and notes with the right hand. This will ease you into two handed piano playing a bit better and help with learning how to play piano altogether. If you find the right hand to be more trouble, there will be a tutorial coming soon on the channel with a special exercise to help you develop your right hand technique. The exercise shown in this lesson focuses in on the left hand while also having a right hand accompaniment, which is a background part usually comprised of chords. This will help beginners price their left hand while also developing their technique with both hands. \r
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The exercise focuses on two important aspects. One is the 5 finger position playing up and down the 5 notes. The other is the extended position where you extend your fingers to play an arpeggio. For best results price this easy pattern for the left hand daily. Remember to use the suggested fingering so your fingers can play the pattern much easier. \r
I recommend you price this exercise daily for a month. You should notice an improvement of dexterity and nimbleness in the left hand.