Playing piano with both hands: 3 SIMPLE hand coordination exercises [Hand Independence]

Want to get better at hand coordination or hand independence on the piano? Use these 3 simple exercises to start putting that left hand together with the right.

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[minxkalo]

I'm literally 5 minutes in and I'm already having fun. your explanations are very simple to understand and I'm already feeling comfortable with using both hands! thank you very much for making this a series!

[antaravaishnavi]

5:18 and here his magic starts, you're my wonderful teacher! 🇮🇳❤️🎊👏🤗🤗🤗🤗

[johnfleming]

I am 68 and although I have been a singer/percussionist since 5th grade, I never really learned to read music-I memorized it. I tried to learn guitar but had issues with learning more than 4 chords due to short fingers! I never had the patience to learn another instrument until about 12 years ago when I took up the Native American Flute for which you do not need to read music. I've always wanted to learn piano but could not get passed all those "exercises" and "kids" songs. I've been taking these online lessons for almost 3 weeks now and actually feel like I'm on my way to playing piano! Thanks!!!

[hungryformusik]

I'm in my 3rd year of Jazz Piano and was surprised when I found that I feel a little bit uncomfortable in my left hand when doing these exercises. After a while I realised that it was not the lack of coordination between my hands but a certain stiffness in my left hand. This video helped me a lot, thank you!

[themadasshatter]

00:57 Almost perfectly sums up what it feels like when your hands dont wanna work with you. lol

[kimaji]

these really helped.
1. 6:52
2. 7:02
3. 7:11

[donziboats]

This is by far the best online course I've found on YT. Love the way he teaches. Thank you sir..

[kimigg]

these exercises like others you teach, are not boring because I see and I realize that they help to sync up brain hemispheres . Something that may seem simple and easy, it really is not, how interesting it is to learn to play the piano. Thank you CPA, blessing !!!

[bluerabbit]

Thanks for these videos, I'm finding them really helpful. I've played piano by ear for years but always wanted to be able to do it properly. I mostly struggle with what my left hand should be doing while playing a melody with my right hand so this is really helping with that, thank you so much.

[rebeccamclaren]

My goodness why did nobody tell me about this channel. For years I have been trying to teach myself the piano... and I learn more in 2 minutes of a video than in 5 years 🤯

[lishavi]

I also play guitar, finger-picking technique. I do not remember having particular difficulties coordinating left hand and right hand. In fact I have to focus more on the correct position of the left fingers on the strings and near the frets to get the best sound and a right chord shape. Everything happens as if focusing on these 2 points, my brain naturally adapted to the left hand-right hand interaction. I have not found yet how to explain this phenomenon and why it is so difficult at piano.
The small window at the top right is very useful to become familiar with reading G and F clefs. Good idea. Thank you.

[johnanthony]

Thank you! I'm a beginner and yes I struggle combining both hands. This video has already helped me 👍

[ЕленаГорохова-из]

Josef, thank you so much! actually you are changing my life. today i have bought very good headphounes to practice and don`t desturb my neighbors. From Moscow with love. Elena

[fromma]

First day of my piano lessons! Thanks a lot for sharing!!!

[cmrd]

Dont say is boring, for beginner is great. Thank you so much.

[murthyvadlamani]

Your hand independence exercises are really important for beginners like me.Abig thanks.hope to get more exercises like this from you.

[antaravaishnavi]

Thank you so much for teaching in simplest and easiest way to learn complex stuffs! 💐🙏🏼🌼

[Knittyneeds]

PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. Not boring, it's fun and needs "counting". So glad you don't go into boring Solfege or Scales.
I gues, in my opinion the faster its played the more rhythmic it becomes. Must get out my Metronome and keep up to the beat. SLOW AND STEADY WINS THE RACE. I've got to revise and refresh my old brain. Thanks for sharing and caring. WATCH, LISTEN and PLAY. Hugs from France. 👍👍👍🍾🍾🍾🥰

[stormforce]

Just wanted to thank you for your easy to understand lessons that actually work . My only regret I didn't find you in March 2020 I'm sure by now I'd be reasonably able to produce a tune or two. Thank you.

[hughgrant]

Excellent exercise. I am really looking forward to practice this a lots next morning. I believe it will be very effective for me.