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How To Combine Octaves & 3rds In Your Right Hand (Piano Arranging)

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Piano Arranging – Using Octaves With Intervals of a 3rd

Piano arranging is a skill every piano player ought to develop, because it gives him or her the opportunity to “do your own thing” on the piano, without sounding the same as everyone else. One of the techniques used in arranging is called “octave-3rds”. Watch this short video and you will understand quickly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oamTDdJ25o&feature=youtu.be
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