5 Piano Accompaniment Patterns YOU SHOULD KNOW - Piano Lesson

[@wycomberdallotmentsociety627]

I am a 60 year old learning to play the piano for the first time. watched loads of you tube stuff of americans saying "wow dude, you got this, your awesome" and still sounded crap. Found a northern bloke with a brew who explains it in ways i can follow and now i dont sound as crap as before. Thanks mate. You may not realise how much you are helping people, but take it from me, you are.

[@pfylim]

it is not only americans. it's youtube for creating this system. everyone is on the take. no one really puts anything really structured together. its edutainment. and you will waste your time learning from this attention sucking system. they deliberately try to keep you hooked. just look to your right

[@Coffee_Lover11]

1. The humble power chord 0:49 2. The extended power chord 3:13 3. The octave third 5:16 4. The Einaudi classic 8:01 5. The moving Einaudi 10:47 Hope this helps ❤

[@joshuabondpoetry5406]

I'm relearning the piano after a 50 year gap since I was a teenager -- this video is excellent (of course, as a fellow northerner, I'm biased)

[@user-hz5yb4bh5v]

What is the meaning of, "fellow northerner?"

[@Iman-80]

Your comment gives me motivation, thank you so much

[@TopShelfFandomVids]

These are by far the most helpful videos for piano beginners on KZbin

[@thebilliondollarsmom]

From Sydney Australia, I say Thank you for your tutorial, it very help for me as a Elder of beginners who loves learning piano even my ages was 75, I ‘m sure I can, and I found really I can , than you , I appreciated you are good piano teacher ❤❤❤❤❤

[@andrewhenrymusic]

I’ve been struggling mentally to train for months, your video did make me sit and play Thank you so much 🙏🏻

[@olivejoyous]

I played classical piano for 13 years and never learned this kinda of stuff so have always struggled to make accompaniments to my own songwriting. excited to be learning it now!!

[@deawallace3584]

I have played 4 instruments, but am just now learning chords to play with worship music.. Your video is a game changer. Nlike many utubers, you are not here to glorify your own talent, but the actually HELP others.

[@StartEnjoyingPianoPractice]

It’s so nice that with such a great teacher anyone can start improvising very quickly. And there is nothing better for fingers training than improvising for a looong time :D

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Thats what its about. Using our skills to create and play actual music. Something that seems lost in the traditional piano world.

[@StartEnjoyingPianoPractice]

@@Creativepianoacademy I completely agree. When I started to learn piano it was harder to find something really entertaining and easy to follow. Now we have you, Pianote, Jazer Lee, and few other amazing teachers. I even started myself to create similar content which helps in basic improvisation. I hope there is never too much of it :D

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Thats awesome. More creativity the better in my opinion. Good luck with it.

[@kellipage7670]

You are truly an amazing teacher and make it so much easier to learn. Thank you!(:

[@Creativepianoacademy]

It's good to be back creatives. Videos will now be more regular as my academy settles and grows. 👇 Get the sheet music for FREE 🎶 - bit.ly/39gBWH0

[@Sarav]

yeah sheet music would be lovely!

[@sherrajah]

Absolutely, vital to have the sheet music to get any value out of this That would be great thanks

[@IaraMalbouisson]

yes please! :D

[@dmills7375]

This was fun Josef. What I really liked the Einaudi progressions. I’d also like to see what you were doing in your right hand - you were doing more than just playing the octave. That would help us spice up the progressions a little and learn the basics for improvisation. Keep up the great work!

[@ericsawyer339]

Yes please :) :) - It would be an immense help - Thanks so much.

[@thejackdiamondart]

It isn't just what knowledge that you are passing ; it I how you do it. Very accessible , thanks this is another step in my journey.

[@magnethomewood]

THIS is the lesson I have been looking for for years! Thank you for giving it to us!

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Yay! Hope you enjoy it

[@MrRelax3737]

This is a good lesson!! Thank you for posting and continued success. Doug Gemmell

[@CarlyWaarly]

Terrific tutoring : Improved leaps and bounds thanks to your videos, can spend hours on the piano now tinkering and extending what is taught, thanks.

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Oh thats awesome to hear. Tinkering around and actually sounding good.

[@MollyMcMullen]

Finally a channel where I actually learn what I was looking for, thanks so much!!

[@dreamvinestudio]

Happy you are back my man. I was concerned something happened. Glad you are ok and thanks for another great video.

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Just working on my new piano membership site and all the content for it. Back to it now and videos will be more regular.

[@Sarav]

one of my fav piano teachers on YT ❤glad you're back man!

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Happy to hear that Sarav. Yes i'm back and videos will flow more regularly.

[@premasru]

So nice to have you back. Getting a new video notification is exviting.

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Hi Charmian. Nice to be back! :)

[@FrederickJKapinos]

It’s nice to use a chord progression (-4)from one of the greatest Rock ballads of all time : “ don’t stop believing “ is what every newbie and wanna be needs as a mantra!

[@andiiman3496]

Excellent stuff, as a chords & melody player aspiring to play more left hand piano style, this is a great help and much more inspiring to me than a lot of other tutorials that I’ve watched

[@MattKidMusic]

As a guitarist that messes around with piano this is a great lesson. I'll be practicing these and checking out the other lessons.

[@andreasraum5535]

Welcome back, Joe. - we missed you!

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Thanks Andreas. Good to be back!

[@johnboy8397]

Excellent Josef!! Always enjoy your emails with great information and tricks. You are by far the best I've seen dealing with Piano!!!!

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Thanks. Glad you enjoy my emails also. I enjoy writing them.

[@patrickxavier4069]

Thank-you sir for your lovely teaching piano playing the best left hand patterns l wish you all the best

[@Jorge.O85]

Thank u very very much ! ✌️

[@lyndasoar4345]

... great ideas ... all sounded so good I listened twice... n 4got to play along. Thank you for sharing your ideas.

[@ronwhitehouse23]

I must congratulate you on these videos. They are straight to the point and are so professional sounding for any beginner.

[@patriciaann6380]

Nice one Josef , good to see you 😊

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Thanks Patricia! 😃

[@johnredmon9116]

At last, after weeks of searching and trying, your tutoring style makes "hands together" so easy to learn! I play, guitar, bass, drums, fiddle and harmonica, but piano has always been on on the back burner until now. I really like your piano video recording showing the big three elements; your keyboard w/hands, overlay keyboard color highlights, and you in the middle giving instructions. Of course I have subscribed to your channel and will checkout your classes! BRAVO!

[@davidandrade2161]

You’re videos are so helpful! Thank you so much.

[@sarar941]

I just found your channel and I think I have struck gold - such clear explanations. Thank you!

[@edgrigsby8610]

I really wish I could have had you as my piano teacher! I've already learned a lot from you!

[@anthonyclark8564]

Thanks for this one Josef, I've just recently purchased some lead sheet music and have been low on ideas what to do with the left hand. Now I have loads of ammo 🙂

[@CJScrol]

You are a great teacher! Thanks. ❤

[@kennethwelsby2143]

Very, Very great instruction sir! Thank you.

[@justerman6518]

Nice video Josef. Good to see you doing new stuff on KZbin again

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Yep. More to come!

[@HaraldNitz]

Very useful for me. Thank you ! Greetings from Brazil

[@_kirkyy]

This is inspiring for learners like me. Glad that YT recommended your video, I subscribed.

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Greetings from Chhotanagpur... Jharkhand.. India.. Greatest and simplest teacher from whom anyone could be deeply inspired to learn... You have deeply inspired me sir in a logical way ... thank you a lot... So i subscribed you and I'm gonna learn for sure...🙏

[@JPrana]

Thank you. the way you teach is excellent. Easy to learn from you.

[@oksanarusu5077]

Thank you for such a pleasant inspiration. I was looking for patterns to work for accompaniment ideas. Ready to open the piano and exercise. Then some more personal ideas for sure will get built on the patterns you shared. Thanks.

[@amaljoy1020]

I found the diamond !! Amazing videos ❤

[@titussimon1445]

Thank you so much ,it was helpful and God bless.

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Excellent!

[@paulowaikamp2119]

Thanks for the class and sheet music!!!

[@kayleejsunshine]

It’s working! Thank you, I’m beginning to sound “utterly amazing” Been chording for years without any training 🤭 so this is helping expand the sounds I make on the keyboard 😊

[@oweeb9269]

I am leaning so much from you, thank you

[@cornellrandle6241]

Glad to see this video. I am still using your Piano Patterns Course. Thanks for helping an old dog from Texas with his piano journey. Peace.

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Thats so good Cornell. Glad you're still using the patterns course. I am very proud of it.

[@formbyjim]

Great useful stuff to get me practising. Thanks

[@greentee5784]

Thank you for teaching and inspiring!

[@Creativepianoacademy]

You are so welcome!

[@DopamineOverload]

Welcome back, sir

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Thx Chris. Good to see you here again!

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Absolutely excellent. Thanks for sharing.

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

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Thank you for sharing this!

[@anecitaEstavilla-Maullin]

Thank you very much, for much help you are so good and thorough

[@helenamaria710]

You present all so clearly. It is great!😁🙏

[@samuelpaitan5372]

Thank you so much sir... God bless you!

[@SusanRichardsDay]

You do an excellent job of teaching and making it clear and simple . Thank you .

[@kdavidm9715]

josef, my hands move in a strange funny way, they feel strange too. watching your hands is inspirational, something i can aim for. these left-hand patterns became comfortable quite quickly for me. soon, i’ll have hands like yours, even just in my dreams.

[@tomasz-piano-adventure]

Thank you very much for this lesson!

[@elsabassi4557]

And I thought the octaves were tough ... I need to practice a lot! Thank you.

[@ChristianPianoMusic]

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing your knowledge to help me and my students! I will definitely pass on your info when using your material.

[@irishmusico]

Hey Josef. Nice one dude. Thank you for this.

[@jocelynbrown20]

Thanks so much! It was rich!

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Awesome Jocelyn.

[@lumm71]

Fantastic! Fits perfect to my skills and inspires me very much. Thanks for this! Josef, you are one of the best here on KZbin!!!

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Thanks, glad you like it!

[@seventearsofhope]

Happy to see a new video from you! thanks, great lesson!

[@Creativepianoacademy]

My pleasure!

[@jamescorbett8504]

Brilliant tutorial, taken me to the next level again, so many great lessons on You Tube, my only tutors, but this is just heaven sent, you will be trumpeted in!!!!!

[@vassilikovalev7812]

Awesome! Thanks a lot!!!!

[@lucyyuan1142]

very useful. thank you very much!

[@T-marie-N]

Great stuff! And yes, yes, yes to the sheet music! Thank you 👍

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Glad you like it.

[@denice5118]

Interesting video as usual and yes sheet musicwould be usefull

[@ahmedgaafar5369]

super fantastic thank you

[@okidokibuddy]

Exactly what I need in my playing - thanks a bunch!

[@achillesoyido8864]

My whole life is gonna change with this🥺

[@marcbourgeois4133]

This is fantastic

[@lovestotravel9831]

Yes, please provide sheet music!

[@jenniferlee9590]

Simple but awesome!

[@mistofstars]

Incredible and so effective 😮❤ thank you ❤

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Very useful 🙂🙏🏼❤

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Fantastic

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Awesome!

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[@TheJerham68]

This video made me a subcriber!

[@Eric-om2xs]

Really appreciate the lesson. I'm curious, what piano VST are you using? It sounds lovely.

[@CraigRBoyle]

Hi Josef, I think your videos a great, and differently yes I would love to have some sheet music to accompany this video. Thank for the great videos.

[@joesharp3580]

As always. Love your work

[@allengoodwin7043]

love it!

[@DIYUSA]

Really enjoy your lesson. Subscribed and have a Happy New Year. Thanks you!

[@tomkerr2897]

Yes definately(also chord symbols)

[@abhikmondal633]

Plz 🙏🙏make video on different types of time signatures..... Like 3/8, 5/4, 7/8.....the irrational ones....

[@Creativepianoacademy]

What a good idea!

[@cathieproffitt6432]

Pay dirt! What a great tutorial😊 very straightforward and clear. I especially appreciated your counting and explanation of finger placement of the patterns instead of naming the chord. I know it would be great to learn all the names of the qualities of them, but I needed to know this content NOW! Thank you from your new subscriber❤️

[@yuliamj4951]

Thank you sir

[@arjankanina7142]

You good 👍👍

[@MattSaysSmile]

Thanks 👍

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Welcome Matt 👍

[@passion4life448]

thank u

[@akshatsingh9693]

bro everything was good and i tried them too ❤❤❤... but i felt that it would have been better if u also mentioned some examples

[@robertwylie9629]

sheet music will be really helpfull

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Ok Robert. I'll think on it.

[@MishazBts]

Hey,thank you very nice patterns,anyway i would like a clarification on that 6/8 feel,it kinda feels like 3/4 in this example ,but how can i tell the difference anyway ?

[@liteodorescu]

Thanks for the tutorial! PS: What app do you use to show the chords and notes on the screen?