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How To Create A Run Out Of a Chordal Tremolo

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There are so many things you can do with chords there seems to be no limit, After playing piano for many years, I still discover things to do with chords. In this video I demonstate how you can take any 4-note chord (you can also do it with 3 and 5 note chords as well) and starting with a tremolo create a rapid run up the keyboard. But like all techniques, don’t overdo it — use it sparingly and mix it with other techniques:

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