6 Piano Exercises to do Every Day - **LIFE CHANGING**

People often ask me how to tackle their long term goals. I always tell them the same thing: daily practice. In this video I take you through the 6 piano exercises you should be doing every day to build your piano chops and develop your ear.
In 10-15 minutes a day you could be making a HUGE difference in your playing and ear training. You can do this!
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Chapters
0:00 Introduction
2:15 Scales
4:36 Solid triads
6:15 Broken triads
7:45 Arpeggios
9:25 Chord progressions
12:48 Ear Training
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[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I only started playing the piano after 65 yoa and a life where I told people I had been born with two left ears. Every choir teacher in my youth told me to move my lips and not make a sound. I have a piano teacher and a friend who is a concert pianist, and they are helping me overcome my emotional baggage. This lesson was great, and I really want to take it seriously. I've been playing the first six pieces of Moulin de Ville. But I've started transposing them into different keys. This has helped a lot. Merci.

[@1jadeitejade]

Excellent tutorial. I am following her schedule as recommended by Brenda. Thank you. Thank you.

[@thomaslong6775]

I have been looking for what I should be practicing on a daily basis and this is awesome !!!

[@Et1979ienne]

Blocking scales! This is excellent advice and it’s the first time I’ve seen it

[@rodolfogerardogonzalez1743]

You are amazing. Thanks always for sharing your talent. God bless you. Yo❤

[@user-lb2cd5ms5e]

Thank you for such an excellent presentation 👏

[@amandabouskill4982]

Thank you. This is extremely helpful.

[@worrellrobinson4332]

Congrats 🎉🎉🎉 Brenda, a structured practice to develop our ears fantastic skills for musicianship great steps. Keep up the amazing work kind regards Worrell from London

[@PianoandVoicewithBrenda]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@berhanuget]

it is fundamental & systemic mode to have complete notion of playing the Piano. Thank you so much.

[@ReynaldoCadenas-uu7gw]

Thank you Ma'am Brenda for sharing, I'll try to apply this on my next piano practice.

[@naasakiorkormasoperh7031]

God richly bless you. You are a great teacher.

[@jacksonamaral329]

I enjoyed it.

[@maswira9698]

Thank you mam for your tutorial.❤

[@jenn_jean_kent_artist]

This is so helpful. Do you have a video that demonstrates the proper scales fingering for each key scales?

[@roberttasakovic4151]

thank you Brenda

[@kristbjorghrundsigtryggsdo8125]

Very helpful

[@user-jt6lq8ek7x]

Really you are great,.your teaching technics very helpful, Thank you so much.

[@lizweekes8076]

Thanks

[@flintlong2937]

This is terrific! You are a great teacher! You are helping a lot of people! Thank you!

[@PianoandVoicewithBrenda]

You are so welcome!

[@rajanvijayudu1337]

Thank you Brenda 🎉

[@PianoandVoicewithBrenda]

My pleasure! If you want to go further you can check out my online course: pianoandvoicewithbrenda.com/membership/piano-technique-and-ear-training/

[@DSMS-nu4vj]

Thank you for your tips and this helpful suggestion, i.e., practice does not need to be long in time to be effective. I have been discovering this phenomenon. However, I understand that more time practicing is usually best. I have been encouraged to practice 2 hours per day or at least build up to it.

[@msccounsellingpsychology9258]

Thank you so much

[@PianoandVoicewithBrenda]

You're most welcome! 🤗

[@pdxfun4888]

Thank you for a path to getting familiar without being condescending. You are appreciated.

[@ziegunerweiser]

5:36 the rose by bette midler

[@dyinagordon]

I'm from Jamaica 🇯🇲 thanks so much

[@veronicaarthurs7013]

Doesn't matter where are from Not smart

[@tushardholakia6076]

Thanks - love from Bharat -INDIA

[@lesliebush3095]

Good video!! Could you please show how to play broken triads a little slower for both right and left hands and post a free pdf which I can download!!thank you

[@PianoandVoicewithBrenda]

I have an online course that covers all of this and more! pianoandvoicewithbrenda.com/membership/piano-technique-and-ear-training/

[@michaelengland7228]

Very helpful but what to do with remaining 48/50 of the hour?

[@michaelmontecristo4220]

Would someone explain to me please the practical difference between a `broken chord and arpeggio?

[@EANNE1000]

An arpeggio is like doing a cartwheel.

[@suzannebrown945]

❤

[@michellemonet4358]

You lost me when you used the word "should" far too often. In music there are so many ways of learning. Im a self taught musician. Never learned scales. Im almost proficient on piano (after 3 years of dedicated rehearsals daily) --- just rehearsing chords and songs. Never once worried about which finger goes where.

[@BerenKaderfidan]

You can never know what you are missing without trying the other way. She is right, you should. It's not something she has made up. It's how human brain works, it's how skills are kept brushed. But if you wanna stay only in your comfort zone, and it is enough for you, of course you don't have to. But if you wanna improve, feel more satisfied, to be better musician or try new things, you should.

[@michellemonet4358]

@@BerenKaderfidan i dont do "SHOULDs"

[@Spooky_Yellow]

@@michellemonet4358 I really think you SHOULD HOULD SHOULD SHOULD SHOULD..🤣🤣 just kidding. Maybe this video doesn’t resonate with you but to alot of us yes. Piano is about having fun. So if you are having fun with what you know and that is your target then you don’t SHOULD. I’m in the music production so I’m practicing all this while im having fun. So there is not wrong just right.