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Spreading Your Fingers
Numerous examples in this course show you how important spreading your fingers is for playing piano licks. Get ready for a surprise: once you have learned to properly spread your fingers, you ...
Boogie-Woogie Accompaniments
A selection of accompaniments in the purest of boogie-woogie styles! With the same harmonic origins as blues, the boogie-woogie sets itself apart by a faster tempo and especially a left hand ...
My First Arpeggiated Accompaniments
These first arpeggiated accompaniments may be meant for beginners, but are also suitable for those of you who already have some experience with the piano but have not yet really dealt with this ...
Inversion of Four-Tone Chords
Inverting a chord consists in raising its first note by an octave. The chord is identical but the order of its notes is changed. A four-tone chord has three possible inversions, thus enabling you ...
Funk & Soul Accompaniments
A selection of rhythms reminiscent of those lavishly ornate musical styles mixing gospel, rhythm ‘n’ blues, funk, and blues played on the organ, the Clavinet, or the piano. The accompaniments ...
Playing Major Arpeggios
Arpeggios carried out by either hand and used often in both accompaniments and improvisations are technically and harmonically absolutely vital for pianists. The major arpeggio (or major triad) ...