As you know, there are many ways to make your piano playing fuller, including fillers, chord subs, runs, all kinds of chordal techniques, and so forth. And one of the best ways is to use passing tones.
Continue reading →This podcast is about parallel stacked 3rd chords and how to use them.
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Continue reading →Piano players can get a different kind of sound in their chords by using a stack of 4ths
Continue reading →Do you know how to modulate from one key to another key?
Continue reading →Minor chord substitutions are some of the most interesting and pleasant-sounding things you can do
Continue reading →Major chords are formed from major scales
Continue reading →It’s always good now and then to go back to fundamentals
Continue reading →You can easily create a sound on your piano that simulates the reverberations of chimes by simply playing high on your keyboard with both hands,
Continue reading →You can make any simple chord sound more complex simply by using inversions, using different voicings, and adding color tones. You can also add arpeggios, grace notes, turns, and lots of ornaments to “dress up your playing”. Click the audio … Continue reading →
