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Piano Notes: Breaking Up Chords In a 2-1 Pattern (Piano Video)

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Chords can be broken up in many ways, as you no doubt know, and the 2-1 breakup is one of the easiest ways to do it. You simply take 2 piano notes and juxtapose them against 1 note in a teeter-totter pattern. Watch the video and you’ll understand immediately:

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