3 Ways to INSTANTLY Improve Your Piano Playing

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In this video, Adam shares three practical techniques to immediately enhance your left-hand piano playing. Whether you're a beginner or more advanced, these strategies will help you improve your piano skills and add variety to your chord patterns.

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*Video Breakdown:*
0:00 - Intro
0:41 - Chord Sequence
2:41 - Technique 1
6:04 - Technique 2
9:55 - Technique 3
12:58 - Playthrough
14:14 - Final Thoughts

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[rebanelson]

Three was the Twist, there was the Locomotion and now... the BaGaGa!

[RhonaCampton]

Another awesome tip. I love bagaga!! Great memory booster that I wouldn't necessarily get from the written music

[wendybromilow]

Love your verbalisation ba ga ga as thus has really.stuck in my head 😅. Thankyou xx

[peacockpaula]

Wow this is remarcable, I like de bagaga thing😄is cute! Well, I was wondering if you deal with ornaments in music, but I doubt very much🙂... Ah yes... is there such a measure 3/2 or even 3/8 because for the life of me I have never heard such measures?.. I am grateful to see anything because my humble self taught ear playing suits me very well listening to your superb lessons. My subconscious, bless it, absorbs things when it comes to music😀. Love your videos, I've subscribed now😀👏!

[janetgoodall]

This one is perfect my my playing, although it could be much improved with practice! More of these please. Also great with the band on Yamaha smart pianist app! 😅

[thuyakyaw]

I like the piano very much. I will try to practice. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[lauraroberts]

Thanks. Nice and simple. Just what I need!

[garydembart]

Thanks. Great help! I’m going to practice!😊😊😊

[richardblocher]

I really like your videos, because I can slow them down and see my progress. I am truly grateful for your sharing with me. RB

[NicoleGirardotmusic]

Hey! Thanks for this video. It was a great and very useful lesson and you make it fun!

[HandpanMusings]

Awesome stuff! Keep it growing and grooving.

[mayamikochimkoka]

Adding the melody on the left is such a great technique..thank you so much for opening out our minds. I have learnt a lot through out this lesson. Watching from Malawi, Africa.

[la_joconde]

🙌This Greek-Australian loves your creativity, skill set and great sense of humour! Have been relearning the piano/keys after many years (having PTSD as a result of a decade of classical training as a child). Feel ready for song-writing with your help after 4-5 months. Have a few bands interested but looking to play alternative Greek music mostly in minor keys, the kind of music which sings to my soul. Thank you for spreading your light through this platform.🙏
PS: Your best advice? Stay off the sheet music! It stifles creativity …

[sirbellog]

Thanks a lot for this new great lesson. You're very gifted to bring useful tips and tricks which can really elevate one's piano level.
And always with smile and kindness. Hats up !
Waiting for full courses or a membership !

[daniel_Kings]

Superb lesson! For us who want to play songs instantly. Practical and effective. Could you please do one for the right hand, on how we can improvise melody for the right hand like some patterns or something.

[christinaivett]

This was very useful. I have to take everything slowly and break it down but it is achievable!

[lougeorge]

I'm loving this lesson and I'm only 6 minutes in!! So glad I found you, would love to see more of these left hand focused exercises. Thankyou so much!

[jamminb]

I've played guitar for 36 years, very mediocre at it. I have tinkered on the piano the whole time as I love how the piano just screams music theory at me. Lately I've gotten a lot more serious on the piano but it is a struggle getting my hands to do all the things I want. But lessons like this fill me with joy that I'm going to be able to sound very musical while getting these hands to do what I want. GREAT LESSON !!!

[patriciaann]

Excellent content Adam and very achievable especially with the PDF which you generously gift to us, thank you so much 🤗

[gAlbert]

**Here's a revised YouTube comment you can use:**

"I'm really impressed with Adam's teaching style and the way he breaks down complex concepts into easy-to-understand lessons.

His approach is engaging and motivating, and I'm already seeing positive results in my playing.
- I've hit the like and subscribe buttons, and I'm excited to download the PDF to continue my practice.
- Thanks, Adam, for creating such a valuable resource for keyboard players!"

gAlbert