How To Add Fullness With Your Left Hand | Gospel Piano | For Beginners

[@Eiliyah107]

Thank you so much! ❤

[@hansnikiimanuelluwuk2447]

this is awesome ! easy to understand, big thanks to Mr Hollins

[@HMPI]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jcmusix1]

Drop two...wow, sounds great. I heard the term but thanks for explaining plainly what it is!

[@joshuachileshe-Lunji]

Thank God I found the video I have been looking for.. Thank you Sir Hollins for this piece 🫡

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[@paulpulati9613]

Nicely explained, thank you.

[@user-lg2dz3fm1w]

Very Thorough and Helpful!!

[@WinfredPittman]

Thank you for the help, I'm trying to get my left hand to make my sound full. I'm use to playing baseline only.

[@hiel2549]

Thank you for the helpful video. I am 5 months into learning the piano and I sincerely appreciate lessons like this. One question, at 6:57 you say in order to shift to the drop 2 voicing, you have to switch the major 3rd to a flat 3. I’m confused as this time drop 2 requires a shift of major third down a semi tone rather than down an octave? Or am I misunderstanding what happened…most likely it’s the latter lol.

[@msb9506]

Excellent

[@leahgodson2319]

Thank you!

[@benoitminfirgilbert4368]

Use full 👌

[@paulgraves9042]

Very helpful

[@Will_Vlogz]

Can you make a video on how to transition from piano to organ and how chords may look different between the two

[@hershelhuntkeys]

We’ll explain. Can you breakdown reharmonize chords

[@thekingoflastdemands2574]

Sadly I can't stretch much farther than an octave so I usually break up these drop 2 voicings between 2 hands. Great info though