Piano Left Hand Pattern – The “Alberti Bass” Watch this video on the “Alberti Bass Chord Pattern” Here’s An Easy Piano Left Hand Pattern – breaking up a 3-note chord. Maybe the easiest style of all, except for perhaps just … Continue reading →
The Alberti Bass – An Easy Way To Break Up Chords There are many ways to break up a chord, and we have talked about many of them. Today I would like to cover the Alberti Bass broken chord technique … Continue reading →
An easy way to break up chords: the Alberti Bass Good morning. This is Duane. Today I’d like to talk about the simplest way to break up chords. It’s called the Alberti Bass. It goes like this. Whatever the chord … Continue reading →
“Angels We Have Heard On High” For Piano Using Alberti Bass Hi. This is Duane. Today we’re going to take a look at that old classic Christmas carol, “Angels We Have Heard On High” For Piano Using Alberti Bass. I … Continue reading →
Away in a Manger For Piano – Using Alberti Bass Style Good morning, and merry Christmas to you. This is Duane, and today let’s take a look at that old familiar Christmas carol Away in a Manger for piano. It’s … Continue reading →
How to play the same song at least a dozen different ways. In this short video Duane demonstrates over a dozen different ways a simple song such as Cum Ba Ya can be played. Some of the methods include Alberti … Continue reading →
By using the Alberti bass high on the keyboard to make a light, airy-like sound in the first part of the song, then using octave bass runs in the left hand in the 2nd part of the song, we can … Continue reading →
Playing “Away In a Manger” On The Piano is easy, since it only uses three chords — the primary chords of I, IV and V. By using just two techniques – an Alberti bass and an ostinato — we can … Continue reading →
