5 Beginner Piano Rhythm Patterns That Make You Sound PRO

[@pianoly]

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[@lokeshvashisht1921]

So easy & interesting. Thank you ❤

[@wayneeck9805]

I am probably your oldest online student at 76. And I have played piano by ear, from time to time, for years, but stuck doing the exact same thing. I only play to entertain myself with head phones now. Had a baby grand in my office but gave it to my daughter-in-law about a year ago, no doing it with a keyboard. Enjoy learning some of your basics. And I have always favored piano music. Always.

[@elangtimur9341]

Before I think its me..55 😂

[@teedtad2534]

Good to se you back in action with a step by step as to NAME EACH keynote or chords by LETTERS 🔤🔠🔠🔠 this makes it better to understand with counting!! ❤

[@desireegreen653]

My church needed more instrumentalists and I've always wanted to play piano. I've been playing for 6 months and love it

[@brenthoward8261]

I just started keyboard lessons last week I'm 56 and have been desperate to speed up my learning and enjoyment of piano. So glad I found you. You have a new subsciber and am thrilled to follow you. Many thanks for your great teaching with chords and "real" songs and techniques I now can enjoy!!! Cheers !!!!

[@pianoly]

Yayyy welcome to PIANOLY! Enjoy!!

[@MA-dg1qr]

Kaitlyn, I love the theme that you keep repeating that is to cut out unnecessary music theory and childrens song and get right to playing the songs that I relate to. I want to learn how to play the songs that make me feel good and do it as quickly as possible. I am 76 years old. I have tried playing the piano before, got frustrated and gave up. After watching many of your KZbin videos, I am reinvigorated to try again. Thanks.

[@dodzytingii4847]

I love ur tutorials & a beautiful pianist

[@craigmmiller35]

Thanks for this video. I'm newer to your site so am catching up on some of the older videos and this one is great. One thing I learned while watching your hands is have you left will lead to the next chord ahead of the right making the shift. This is helpful for a beginner/intermedate player because larger jumps like from C to F back to C can be sloppy. Now I just need to condition myself to move the left hand ahead of time to make things easier. The sustain pedal can help cover the gap.

[@AminWilliams-pl9dv]

Hi my name is Amin I am 74 and learning love your way of teaching was a drummer in my younger days, thanks for your help!

[@JoseMartinez-ih7kv]

Thank you for your videos, I am learning a lot and will be using this for my own musical growth. I play the guitar at church but enjoy the piano. Wanted to learn for a long time.

[@gioseffozarlino1107]

Thanks a lot, Kaitlyn !!! Great lesson !!! 😘🎹🌹

[@pianoly]

You're so welcome! Happy practicing!

[@gioseffozarlino1107]

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[@deegee1317]

I started learning how to play the piano while in a nursing home as my own therapy for my hand issues, I liked learning the piano now a few years later I’m playing piano in a Sunday class that occurs every other Sunday. Even asked people to sing gospel as I play the piano. I’d like to learn these patterns

[@MbaliPenelopeManana]

I'm so impressed..l started playing piano almost 40yrs ago .l have realized that l missed a lot of stages l was suppose to learn...so how can l start to get right ..lm willing to start in a right way so that l can play piano the way u play it so sweet ❤l like it so much

[@user-gt7vm4vf9c]

Play in the Church, worship song. inspired greatly.

[@johnjunietify]

Thanks for the tips. I just started playing the piano in my church, having begun self taught stuff about a year ago. I played bass and drums previously. 😊

[@pianoly]

That is awesome. These rhythm patterns will help you a ton!

[@johnjunietify]

@@pianoly looking forward to practicing them today.

[@TheWorldAccordingToFred]

Love the new look, it's really great...I'm just learning to play for my own enjoyment...I'm retired so I have to keep it with a very small budget. Thank you for all of the online resources that you post that is making it possible for people like me to learn.

[@pianoly]

That is great. Enjoy and happy playing! 🎹

[@hehebardu9745]

Great tips Maam❤.Thanks much .

[@bodupre8738]

Working on an original song so I'm going to try them all to see what works best. Thanks for this.

[@Gussy507]

Thanks a lot. I plan to take a song I like and try this out. Eagles, Linda Ronstadt , Ray Charles. Fingers crossed!!

[@pianoly]

Yeah, hope it goes well!!

[@MrSupersidewinder]

Looking and sounding good❤ Recording midi tracks and mixing is where I'm at.

[@marcelococenzo4681]

Thank you a lot! ❤

[@creativeminds6335]

Perfect❤

[@SheenaDeMariae]

I'm playing in the church's choir... Your videos are so helpful to me since I've only played organ and now practicing piano.

[@kahit_ano15]

i would like to use for singing😊 thank you

[@ericnthambeleni1334]

Wow, impressed myself, a raw beginner by correctly following "No Wonan No Crry" chord progression and rhythm patterns from you. Motivated to follow you.

[@pianoly]

Glad it was helpful! Happy practicing!

[@rajanvijayudu1337]

Nee lighting and microphone 🎉

[@abbotaccounting9628]

Many thanks for this simple but effective lesson. I plan to play and sing to it

[@user-pp4qs8zx8l]

Love your lessons they are a lot easier to understand than others on this site ?by the way what is the piano you are playing your lessons on thanks steve. England

[@staples6]

I like using inversions on the RH chords. Root C, 1st inversion G, root Am, 1st inversion F

[@ravjisondarva1332]

very educative and helpful🌻thanks for demostrating PRO🌻RHYTHMS

[@daletwin1]

I have played guitar and bass for many years. I just started playing piano. I loved this video. Great patterns that make you sound great even as a beginner. Thanks. It made me subscribe to your channel. And, as far as how I am going to use the patterns: I want to write some songs on the piano. I am also a singer. I played bass and sang in a band.

[@cathyking1408]

Leading, sing and play at church. I usually play the 5 & 6 example. I like to try the others. I play alot of 2 and 4s.

[@ytpg7]

Hi! I've been playing piano for our church services for 10 months, and am constantly looking for ways to improve rhythm in my left hand, especially since we have no drummer now, and the song leader depends on my rhythm. I've been playing by ear only for over 55 years, and in that time, mostly organ and keyboard with organ sounds. Now I am playing almost exclusively piano - but have realized that my lack of disciplined practices doing scales on the piano is holding me back. More importantly, too bad so sad that I didn't learn sight reading. I'd learn a simple piece by notes, and then play it by ear - without proper fingering, and only octaves with the left hand. I still plan to learn sight reading, but it'll likely be "kids' songs?" I have composed many, many songs, and realize after watching this video that I have been varying the ways that my hands "talk" to each other to create variations of songs and their similar chord progressions. The techniques you teach and demonstrate in this video are superbly helpful! Thank you Kaitlyn! I like your style! I've watched other online teachers, but you're the best yet. I'll be considering your courses - because perhaps it's not too late to learn more complicated left hand rhythms, which could make the improvisations with right hand even more melodious and effective. I've got a question: Do you have video(s) on proper fingering? I know that my technique needs improvement; for example, I'll always use fingers 1-2-3 in my right hand when doing 3-note chords - when 1-3-5 might be better. But when is it better? And when doing trills, I understand using 1-3 in either left or right hands, but I usually prefer using 1-2 or 2-3. Any feedback on fingering techniques in the way of a video could be very helpful. I realize that fingering is different for the various genres of music, but since I play exclusively traditional hymns, and to make it more challenging, most of my playing has been on an organ keyboard, perhaps it will be achievable. Thanks again for your feedback, Kaitlyn!

[@olumideeniitayo937]

You are a good teacher

[@michellescarborough16]

You are a good teacher. That was nice.

[@thebelieversplace]

I'm only beginning the process of thinking about learning to play the piano. you asked in the video about the reason that I would want to learn to play the piano whether it's church or some other reason. The truth is I doubt if there is one person in the world that has the reason that I would want to play and learned the piano. I actually think people would think I'm crazy for the most part if I were to tell you why I would want to learn. I've never owned a piano and never really had a desire to play it. I watched your introduction video yesterday for about 45 minutes. Don't have any experience on the piano other than when I was a kid, my father and brother were learning the piano and I just couldn't grasp it. However, that was 50 years ago. Though I'm almost 62 years old and thinking about retiring in the next few months for I might get involved in learning the piano. Though I am extremely busy and have two houses to take care of that need a lot of work, but when I retire, I can get a lot done fast. But I do have a motivation about why I would want to learn music and learn to play the piano. You see I love the Lord Jesus Christ and have a testimony of the Lord Jesus Christ. I dream of starting a school or perhaps as part of the church in heaven where one plays instruments, sings and dances and shares the testimony of the Lord Jesus Christ. So, all these things that I just mentioned will be ways of glorifying God the way I believe music should be. We are supposed to use our talents to praise the Lord and share our testimony using music, instruments, verbal testimonies, writing our own music and to dance for the Lord and to help others and inspire others through all the media as I just mentioned. So, me learning the piano is to help me become a teacher of these things in heaven one day. Play music in heaven, sing and dance. I want to grow my God given talent and win souls through heart felt music. In my 20's I was a ballroom student and teacher. I have two goals singing and playing instruments. Start with the piano and reading music.

[@fookphin5859]

You are a good teacher!❤

[@josephdennisb.dionisio5429]

Thank you for your tutorials. I don't know what level I am in playing keyboard 😂 but I am self taught and I learn a lot basic skills from your videos.

[@dukephelps7395]

Hi Kaitlyn, I just tuned to your youtube channel and I am very impressed with your panio style. I am sorry I cannot afford to take your classes right now but I do want to follow along with what you are doing. Thanks

[@kennethbuttle8690]

First of all, thank you very much for your informative videos. I want to to sing while playing chords, especially xmas songs I can play for my grand daughter.

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[@user-zs4ke6zb3x]

Excellent !!! Tk u!!!! Do you have for intermediate plauers please?

[@bassManDavis1953]

Fantastic Lesson Kaitlyn, what a difference you make to my learning to play, thank you so so much. xxx

[@davidgray1060]

Cool! Thanks I've been looking at this. I play acoustic guitar at church, but hoping to add keys in the future!

[@mannjtn]

Nice new setup and you are always good 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@pianoly]

Thanks for watching and happy practicing!

[@tunggulsiagian9793]

Thank you so.much, from In donesia

[@lindseysromalla]

I’m so loving these patterns!! Please make more!!!❤❤❤

[@showkethussain8058]

Beautiful

[@aikalawson339]

Awesome Church ❤

[@MrSonicAlchemy]

These patterns are great! Thank you! It would be cool to learn the sustain pedal technique that you use for these as well.

[@user-od7qf5eq9d]

Just watched your webinar it was really awesome. Watched a lot of your videos I really enjoyed them and I learn a lot. Thanks Rob

[@milagrosmcchrystal5401]

Plan to play Christmas songs in church in December. I'm a senior. Level one learner. Lol!

[@musicandairplanes6330]

I like the microphone, I like a little star glistening in your eye. That was cute. Keep doing what you’re doing. It’s really good.

[@pauldickinson1434]

Hi Kaitlyn New subscriber here. So glad that I found your channel, it's really helping me get back into learning he piano. I'm very much the same as many, had piano lessons some years ago , but got fed up with playing from books like " A boy and his piano " etc and having to play to strict rhythm timings etc. I can't believe how quickly I have progressed since following your excellent tuition , both playing and how you explain music theory, just seems to make so much sense to me now. Many Thanks...

[@pianoly]

I'm so glad!

[@dolinlangnepo9385]

Love that.😊🎉❤

[@pianoly]

Enjoy!

[@jbentonio]

Thanks for more great tips! You do a good job breaking down concepts and giving us clear ideas to practice. Also, I was unsure if I liked the mic, but your voice sounds much clearer with it!

[@pianoly]

Thank you! Happy practicing!

[@olagokeadewusi8235]

very simple and helpful video.....

[@andidarmadi9485]

tank's , I likes

[@user-od7qf5eq9d]

Just want to play for myself right now. Rob

[@LuanaCupcake]

This is fab. I love your videos! So much fun to play great songs!

[@seeuatthepeak]

I very much like the lighting. I didn't have any difficulty hearing you before you got the microphone, so I'm not sure if I hear any difference.

[@user-gu1ld9xb2x]

thank you so much this helped a lot!

[@yurkinsongromov7998]

Many thanks!!!

[@MARIYE21]

I like your style! All the best!

[@kathrynpurcell7065]

Great video! Thank you.

[@MariaRivera-jn4xs]

Been watching some vids and hopefully can play for church

[@wankermitalang9335]

I admire your beauty....

[@felaperez6480]

Great session 😍

[@njerimburu]

Wow! I love this.

[@joelilay395]

Plan to play in church

[@juliesazhnyev6907]

BTW is there any way you could please show me a song I’m going to play next week that is full of chords and what’s the best rhythm to play for it??? I can send the photo and I’ll love to see a video how you play ♥️

[@romitjoyful]

I wanna play songs. Do you offer lessons please? I am an adult who plays harmonica and recently self teaching keyboard !

[@lefty5string]

power chords in the left hand was awesome if i didnt already spend all my free time learning guitar id sign up

[@simplegirl7978]

I'll try to practice these patterns in our church

[@mariagraziachirico3122]

Molto chiaro, vorrei sapere quale secondo lei tra i ritmi suggeriti nel video è il più adatto ai canti per la chiesa? Grazie

[@luisrojas3755]

I plan to sing. I can strum my guitar and sing. That´s precisely my aim in learning how to play piano.

[@simonrobin9416]

Nice. Loved it

[@adonaiaudio]

Awesome ❤

[@juliesazhnyev6907]

I’m planing to play this at church

[@howardclarke5287]

I enjoy your teaching. I am interest in playing gospel music. Can you help me please

[@vickipeck3624]

Love the calm new look except that giant leaf petting your head…or adjusting your halo! I loved this video. It’s been hard for me to find appropriate and/or inspired rhythm patterns! I am putting the 2nd one to use today! And to anyone wondering about Kaitlin’s course-it’s terrific! I’m a month into it and I have learned so much!

[@pianoly]

The plant is always attacking me! 🤣 And I'm so glad the course is helping you!!

[@brettrhea9179]

I'll be remaining unknown But improved because of you

[@pianoly]

Glad this channel is helping you improve!

[@mariocg]

Hi! Can you explain, please a little slow the 4th pattern ? Thanks a lot!!!

[@GeoffPlitt]

Do you have any advice for RH improv over a 7th chord (e.g. G7 in the key of C)? For example, when accompanying a vocalist and the G7 lasts for 1-2 measures. Should I learn penatonic, or diminished scales/runs? Or Barry Harris movements? Any other ideas?

[@Royalluminouslibrary]

Please can you teach me paino please ....I'm a student gr 7 Edwin B ALPHONSE

[@Live_acoustic_band]

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[@DrewBreesBrees-su5je]

I started playing the piano about 6 months ago and I really suck at it, I can't can't play with both hands I have problems with my notes, you would think that I started yesterday, and I really want to learn, I have two keyboards if you have some advice I would really appreciate it?

[@SedroWoolley100]

I really enjoy your tutorials! You are a natural, knowledgeable and entertaining teacher! However, I think I liked the videos better before the microphone got in the way. It's a little distracting and the audio isn't as good as the lapel mic. Just my 2 cents.

[@cgisme]

As someone ’cracking on’ age wise I am interested in learning the piano but wonder if buying a cheap piano makes a huge difference in learning rather than a not so cheap piano?

[@MrSupersidewinder]

Getting started is way more important than quality... I would get a 61 key midi capable keyboard. That will get you 5 octaves and growth capabilities...

[@pianoly]

Focus on 88 weighted keys and a sustain pedal. Check out this video for more details: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIWUond5j5eNm80si=7j8AhQM6R_QF8clT

[@brandyballoon]

I'd suggest at least getting one with weighted keys before you get too far into it. If you learn on a light touch midi/synth keyboard you'll find it hard to play a real piano.

[@BryBry767]

I will like to play jazz

[@newnew9380]

Where are you from?

[@edgardomarrero8694]

How did she know I was a beginner?

[@djlane5213]

She has an ear for it.

[@howardjack9201]

I plan to play in a church my name is Howard jack

[@FrankDux-uo7ig]

I just learn instruments to fill the void of loneliness lol I’m the left hand I’ll often do a fifth with the root or octaves with the fifth to fill out the sound a little more. Edit: oh the fifth example is that basically

[@dolinlangnepo9385]

Play in the church during prayer service and singing hymns.

[@pianoly]

These patterns are perfect for what you're doing. Happy practicing!

[@KarenguitarbasictrainingMLCN]

How to play slow song with Rhythm 😢😢

[@scwyldspirit]

I wanted to learn Viva La Vida and I have a short part of the intro done. At least it sounds way better than an hour ago

[@pianoly]

Keep it up!

[@banlummarwein3912]

Play in church

[@emeraldblake4425]

'Promo sm' ❗

[@joeldude1]

Thank you so very much!😊