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Learn Piano Easily - Click Here www.TonicCouture.com Click here too see the video Hello and welcome back, I'm Joseph Hoffman. Today we're going back to piano street to learn how to find two more keys on the piano. Welcome back to piano street! Do you remember where Grandma lives? That's right, she lives in a group of three black keys, and her bedroom is this first one, here. You probably remember how poor old grandma felt lonely and so she built a fish pond in her front yard.

  Learn Piano Easily - Click Here Click here too see the video    this excerpt from the public television program the piano guy is brought to you by the roland corporation now i've got a great little riff that Jerry Lee Lewis used as as well as a lot of other boogie boogie players that just sounds harder than the dickens and when you play it really fast - it is but the actual riff itself is pretty simple so I am going to blindly give this one away. It sounds like this: Scott plays. Now that sounds like something you'd like to sit down and sit down and play I'm assuming. Those are fun to do. Let let me tear it apart really slowly i'll show you exactly what i did. ok were starting on a C chord. the three chords that we are going to deal with C, F and a G chord. Now here is what I am playing I started out by sliding up to this note. I went now i don't want anyone to finger it this way i think that's too serious and is too complicated There is the start of it. now y...

                                                            Learn Piano Easily - Click Here                                                                      Click here too see the video Hello and welcome back. I'm Joseph Hoffman. Today we're learning about a new kind of pentascale: the minor pentascale, which is used most often in more dark and sinister sounding music, like: But minor doesn't have to always be haunted or mysterious sounding. It can also sound beautiful and a little bit sad like this minor song: Or, minor can also be adventuresome and exciting or kind of wild like this theme to Pirates of the Caribbean: So, let's learn about what makes a minor pent...

  Hey everyone, welcome to part 12 in my series of piano tutorials for complete beginners. Now if you’ve missed any of the tutorials in the series so far, just have a look down in the description field right underneath this video and you will find there a link to the series playlist which I’m updating as I make every tutorial.                                               Learn Piano Easily - Click Here                                                             Click here too see the video So if you’ve missed anything, do go and check that playlist out. While you’re down there, you’ll also notice there’s a link to my Patreon crowdfunding page at www.patreon.com/billhilton. Big thanks to those of you who are already suppo...

Hey everyone. How do you take a few simple triads and turn them into something more beautiful? We all know how to play basic major and minor chords, but you listen to some piano music out there and it just sounds so beautiful and so colorful and amazing and how do we make our chord progressions sound just as amazing? Here's a few tips to get your playing sounding as beautiful as the pros.                                               Learn Piano Easily - Click Here Click here too see the video I'm gonna show you a quick little chord progression here. I'm just gonna demo in basic major triads. We're gonna use a couple chord inversions, but we're just using basic three note triads. Then I'm gonna show you some ways to spice it up. The first progression here that we're gonna look at, just eight bars, and I'll play it now here. Alright, so our first chor...

 Au Clair de la Lune – Piano Lesson Bonjour et bienvenue. I'm Joseph Hoffman We're back to learn how to play the left hand of our French folk song "Au Clair de la Lune". Let's come to the score to get started. Alright, let's take a look at what the left hand is doing in "Au Clair de la Lune". We start off with a chord. It's a dotted quarter note. Learn Piano Easily - Click Here Click here too see the video And you'll see these three notes all stacked together. Can you tell me the letter name of the bottom note? If you said A-flat you're correct. Then we skip up to middle C, and then we skip up to an E-flat. Now because this is a dotted quarter note, remember that's going to take up 1 1/2 beats, so let's draw in the beats to help us visualize that. So that dotted quarter note takes up all of beat 1, and it will take up the first half of beat 2 as well. We have 1-& 2 and then on the & of 2 the left hand plays what note? You ...