Piano Runs & Fills Can Make Most Any Song More Interesting This video demonstrates how to add piano runs & fills to a song. Good morning again. This is Duane, and we’ve been doing a series on good stuff you … Continue reading →
Use “Waterfall Runs” As Intros & Fillers In Your Piano Playing Please watch this short video as I explain and demonstrate how to turn chords into Waterfall Runs. I call them that because they resemble a waterfall – notes tumbling over … Continue reading →
Piano Playing Techniques You Can Use On Most Any Song You can create your own “musical fireworks” in your piano songs by simply adding a few piano playing techniques such as the straddle, the 2-1 breakup, and the tremolo-fired run. … Continue reading →
Yes – you can play fast piano runs too! Good morning, this is Duane. Today, we’re going to have a very short lesson about open-voiced octave : I’ll say open-voiced lightning piano runs. I call them lightning runs because they’re … Continue reading →
How To Make Piano Runs Out Of Tremolos Hello again, this is Duane with some more Good Stuff You Really Ought To Know. You know what a tremolo is. It is a rapid alternation of a group of three or … Continue reading →
How To Turn a Chord Into a “Cascading Waterfall Run” It’s pretty easy to take most any chord (4 note chords are easier than 3 note chords, generally, simply because of the way your hand is constructed) and turn it … Continue reading →
Creating a run in your right hand usually consists of either playing a scale of some sort or a chord broken up.
Continue reading →Here are a couple ideas for adding some fills and runs in your piano playing to make it fuller and more interesting.
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