3 Ways to INSTANTLY Improve Your Piano Playing

[@rebanelson607]

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

[@thekeyscoach]

😂

[@pdlawson100]

that final playthrough sounds amazing, even the start where the ideas are quite simple

[@artbagreality5145]

Great lesson Adam and thanks for being creative. BAGAGA .

[@thekeyscoach]

You're welcome! Glad you're enjoying the vids!

[@juliejackson7061]

Left hand groove is exactly what I’m missing in my playing. Turns the chord progression into music.

[@thekeyscoach]

Very true Julie - let us know how you get on with this one! Thanks for watching!

[@rajanvijayudu1337]

Lesson with backing track is a special attraction Adam🎉

[@ariessd5156]

Love it!!!! Ba-ga-ga!!!

[@gAlbert23500]

**Here's a revised KZbin 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

[@Joe-n3w7m]

Very well said! I couldn’t agree more! Thank you Adam 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@billmeldrum2628]

very nicely done -

[@CuzCutz]

Yes! I’m groovin now!!

[@jamminb8589]

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 !!!

[@BevBudden]

Thank you ...another great lesson. I know this is going to take my piano playing to another level. The left hand grooves make it sound so much more professional 🙏 Love the ba-ga-ga...it's stuck in my head now 😂

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks Bev! Thanks for watching!

[@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 …

[@thekeyscoach]

That's so awesome! So glad you're finding all the videos useful. There are lots more on the way.

[@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 !

[@thekeyscoach]

Thank you! It's on the way - lots of exciting stuff in the pipeline!

[@OrenTube70]

Lessons with you are fun! you inject good energy and employ a methodical approach (i'm a teacher myself)

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks Oren! That's very kind of you to say. Music should be fun shouldn't it! It wasn't always necessarily presented as a 'fun' thing when I was learning... I think it's so important to enjoy yourself when learning piano.

[@richardblocher599]

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

[@thekeyscoach]

You're so welcome Richard! So glad you're seeing progress!

[@daniel_Jenaiah_Adorelia]

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.

[@thekeyscoach]

Great idea!

[@lisa4gloryb]

I thoroughly enjoy your lessons. I learn so much I can really use. But most of all, I think I like how you keep it real and can make yourself "chuckle" ..."ba ga ga"! I will never forget it now.🤣

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks Lisa! Haha - you have to keep it fun! 😂

[@Paulsnot2old]

Love it. Bro, thank u

[@patriciaann6380]

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

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks Patricia!

[@Chavilbus]

Thanks you for sharing , excellent for me, just what I need !

[@thekeyscoach]

You’re welcome!

[@KB-py6jd]

The best tutorials in the internet, thanks.

[@thekeyscoach]

Wow! Thank you!

[@musicman0559]

I’m glad I subscribed :-) I can’t get enough of these simple pieces you do that end up sounding like I know what I’m doing😂

[@thekeyscoach]

You got this! Thanks for checking out the video!

[@PatriciaDiana-z2y]

Hi I just love uour teaching style My brain is still trying to grab it I am 83 but still trying thanks so much

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks Patricia!

[@alliewilliamson2461]

I'm a beginner, but have already realized that I need more going on with my left hand. I am able to do beginning part of your video and will continue to work on the other steps. Super excited to have it happen for me!!! Thanks for the encouragement!

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks Allie!!

[@wedgeproductions]

Great video Adam thanks !

[@thekeyscoach]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ng1zn]

Wow brilliant

[@Joe-n3w7m]

Another AMAZING video 🔥🔥🔥thanks Adam. Again so many great tips ❤❤

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks Joe! You're welcome!

[@tristanryan20]

I think a video that specifically targets ways to transition between chords would be GOLD. Keep up the great work!

[@thekeyscoach]

Great idea! Thanks!

[@cevinius]

Thanks, Adam! Awesome video!

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks Kevin!

[@RobertoCorralTV]

Insanely great!!!

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks Roberto!

[@idamusicworld]

Oh, Adam, you inspired me again! 🤣 The first trick is so lively! I also seldom think of playing that "ba ga ga" in the left hand. Instead, I play that rhythm with "left right left". That means 1 2 3 a 4e, you play 123 in the right hand, "a 4e", or ba ga ga you called with the left. 😅 But I always just strictly think of playing 123 with right hand, usually the 1st beat with both hands, 2 3 with the right, and a4e, using left right left hand.😅. Now I know I can try simply play with the left hand. Hope you understand what I mean.😂

[@thekeyscoach]

I totally get what you mean! 😂 Glad you enjoyed the vid!

[@HandpanMusings]

Awesome stuff! Keep it growing and grooving.

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks!

[@christinaivett9340]

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

[@thekeyscoach]

Glad it was helpful!

[@diannerayner2099]

Great sounds, thank ❤

[@timolig7054]

Wow Adam, what a great video. I just spent the evening working through my stuff for your Pracitice Live class - I wish I had checked you tube - could have used all of these! Amazing stuff - thank you so much!

[@timolig7054]

Someday I will be buying the toolbox book you write that has all these tools... the BaGaGa will be easy to remember -give each one of them a name... at least when you write that book!

[@thekeyscoach]

Great idea! Thanks Tim!

[@Jolbulka]

now that's something I can practise on my piano level. Great video :)

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks! Let me know how you get on with it!

[@SuperAgerGaryB]

Another great video. I learn so much from these vids and I really like the ba-ga-ga's. You always add a little extra fun that makes it more interesting. Keep them coming. ba-ga-ga

[@thekeyscoach]

haha thanks! lots more videos on the way!

[@mz8061]

Thanks for taking the time and making this lesson. You’re clear and to the point with extremely valuable information. Really appreciate it, thanks again.

[@thekeyscoach]

You're so welcome! Thanks!

[@danielpiot6884]

I loved the video, thank you so much! I always walk away from these feeling like I've expaned my ability. I loved the little bits you threw into the right hand in the playthrough at the end, is there any chance you could make a video going over how to do that ourselves?

[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks Daniel! Yes absolutely - great idea. Cheers!

[@MsFattyb]

Great video as always. You were asking for suggestions for future videos. You did one video on blues patterns but I think it would be excellent if you could do another one or two on how to build a blues solo that is not focused on learning specific riffs but creatively how to build the solo using scales.

[@thekeyscoach]

Great idea for a video, thank you!

[@edwardgardner9637]

Hi Adam. You’re such a good and easy teacher. Can you show me how to hold my wrist and arms as they are always sore after playing. Thanks - Jeanette

[@thekeyscoach]

Great suggestion! Thanks Jeanette.

[@julianho4774]

love that lady gaga.................... thanks

[@norwin0521]

I like it..Great!

[@hehebardu9745]

Great tips ❤.Love them.Thsnks Sir

[@thekeyscoach]

You're welcome!

[@mauriciojavier98]

That was cool. I will be practicing Ty. What's the name of the piano sound wow and how can I get it. GBY

[@thekeyscoach]

Great! The piano sound I use is Ravenscroft 275 - it's awesome!

[@Ladyduchess313]

Now show us what you did in the right hand at the end😅 that fillin stuff😂❤

[@thekeyscoach]

haha - I'll have to do another video on that!

[@wendybromilow1460]

This is off topic but need to ask a question. I have tried raising and lowering my keyboard but my neck and shoulder still burns. Is this possibly a tension problem or have others experienced it when practicing? Sorry to but in the topic xxx

[@AmritaOSullivan]

The final play through was doing a bunch of things in the right hand that this video didn’t talk about… I find that super frustrating as I’m left not being able to recreate the final output… (i am not advanced enough to just know!)

[@danielpiot6884]

For real!

[@LFD-zb8to]

I felt like that when I was learning piano.....but the goal should be not to copy somebody else......if you learn all the chords you will realise he is just playing chord tones and a few passing tones....that can change every measure to give it movement.....he makes it sound so good because of his ability to play rhythms in time. That takes practice........

[@Ladyduchess313]

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[@thekeyscoach]

Thanks! 🙌

[@airpac1873]

Seems like you have some kind of limiter on your Free PDF Downloads! Can't seem to download anymore, and if I try to redownload one I've already go t no dice...

[@thekeyscoach]

Hi - ah that's strange, there shouldn't be a limit - you should be able to download them all as many times as you like. If you run into problems send us an email [e-mail] and we'll make sure you get the PDFs you're after.

[@brucejeric6701]

Seems like you rush the 3rd beat in the right hand???

[@james2578]

why are keys important? people play notes within and outside of a key

[@thekeyscoach]

Interesting question! I guess a key is important because it provides a kind of 'home' for the song - in other words it allows you to contextualise all the chords you might hear and it gives you a frame of reference. I'm going to do some more thinking about this!