Left Hand Chords – Break Them Up Sometimes! Broken chords are called “arpeggios”, and in this short video I demonstrate one way to spread out left hand chords into a smooth bass style that is great for ballads and slower … Continue reading →
Here’s a few ways to breakup piano chords There are many ways to breakup piano chords, both with your right hand and with your left hand. On this short video I demonstrate some left hand breakups you can use. … Continue reading →
Left Hand Rolling Piano Chords Cover Two Octaves Or More I have used this technique for many years and without fail it has served me well – I call it the rolling piano chords technique. It involves rolling your left … Continue reading →
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 →
Left Hand Piano Styles – Walking Bass Good morning. This is Duane and today I’d like to talk about a very minor left hand piano styles that you might consider using. Like I said, it’s not used very much. It … Continue reading →
Left Hand Piano Patterns Made Of Broken Chords You Can Use It is one thing to know chords, but it is another thing altogether to know what to do with them. When I took piano lessons as a kid, my … Continue reading →
One of the easiest techniques you can use in your left hand in 3/4 time is the walkup.
Continue reading →The Alberti bass is a style which simply breaks up any 3-note chord
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