Practice THIS Every Single Day 🎹🔥 (Piano Routine)

[@PianoteOfficial]

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[@IyanHarm]

Not sure if this helps anyone but I wrote it down: Step 1: Left hand arpeggios: - D, F#, A, D (2nd time stop at F#) - B, D, F#, B - A, C#, E, A - G, B, D, G Step 2: Right hand triad (inversions): - D major: root (D, F#, A); 1st inversion (F#, A, D): finger 2 instead of 3 and move hand forward; 2nd inversion (A, D, F#); root and back - B minor: root (B, D, F#): hand slightly forward; 1st (D, F#, B); 2nd (F#, B, D); root and back - A major: root (A, C#, E): use C# as landmark for hand movement; 1st (C#, E, A), 2nd (E, A, C#); root and back - G major: root (G, B, D), 1st (B, D, G); 2nd (D, G, B); root and back Step 3: Line up arpeggio notes with chords (first with one note per chord and finally with two notes for every chord!) Bonus: end with A and D (left) and D major (right) I’m waiting for my piano delivery (haven’t played for like 8 years) so I’m preparing my practice exercises! Thanks for the great video!

[@gappyoooo]

thanks

[@sp1704]

It sounds like a I vi V IV progression, if anyone is interested in trying the whole exercise in other keys.

[@Jaybleep_06]

You’re an angel 🪽

[@MonicaF102]

Thank youu

[@anonymike8280]

Yes, it should be helpful. When I captured the text and wrote to a word file, I also had be format it. Be ready, unless you just write down by hand.

[@kmichaelthompson]

Dear Lisa, I have followed your lessons for 7 months and you’ve made me believe that an old dog (can) learn new tricks. I’ve told you before in a previous comment that I’ve always wanted to learn to play piano. I was apprehensive because I have Shrapnel damage to my Left hand and some of my fingers aren’t able to be as flexible as I would like. It was so hard at first but you once said that I could use the finger position that works for me. So I did and it worked. Through constant practice and believing in myself I’ve not only learned to play basic melodies but my understanding of chords, notes, arpeggios and so much more is becoming second nature to me. I am so proud of my progress that as a birthday present to myself I plan to signup for your full course. I’ve just turned 61 Yrs old this month. I’m playing not for fame or to impress others, but for me and me only and I couldn’t be happier. Your enthusiasm, energy and infectious smile has made me believe in myself. Thank you so much. Kevin M. Thompson, Cincinnati, Ohio

[@Keira88]

Yes Lisa is amazing! For me piano helps on my reumatism!! Music 🎶 heals💓🙂thank you for your inspiring message @Kevin M. Thompson Sr

[@kmichaelthompson]

@@Keira88 kindred spirits :-)

[@musamansa8577]

I love this

[@musamansa8577]

@@archiejabari8292 yeah no one cares.

[@4asovoi]

Good for all of you!

[@PianoteOfficial]

Whats the most useful part of your practice routine?? Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 1:18 - Left hand arpeggios 2:43 - Triad inversions 4:46 - Both hands together 8:45 - Practice tips

[@mcbron9575]

Very helpful

[@elricdrifter4467]

Why does this video feel like the best one on Pianote channel.

[@PianoteOfficial]

@@elricdrifter4467 always trying to one-up ourselves!!

[@vickycarter1349]

Thank you for all the time you apply to your videos. I enjoy watching and learning new techniques from you 🙂🎹

[@scnatce1405]

Lisa,you are amazing, do not ever forget that. Thanks so much, you're mindset makes things that used to look terribly difficult as if they were a walk in the park!

[@lettersquash]

An extension to this would be to reverse the hand patterns, so the right is playing the arpeggio while the left is playing the chords. Both hands should improve at various techniques.

[@pkirkey6932]

Great idea!

[@katarinamills8530]

Good point..

[@dektrimusic]

Awesome idea indeed, wayyyyyy harder though

[@stoi5946]

good idea, thx

[@ZipplyZane]

@Matthew Philip I find I'm more commonly playing block chords in the right hand, and bass figures in the left. I just use different inversions to also reach the melody notes. That said, you always want to practice what you don't play as much. You get a lot of practice in what you do normally play. Plus, what you say is far more true of certain other styles, like jazz. My jazz chops suck because I'm so used to chording in my right hand, and being my own bass player.

[@asinner2013]

I love this. I am just trying to learn piano and piano music theory and technique after wanting to for many years, and it's incredible how many nice people like yourself are sharing the knowledge and techniques you have gained from years of playing. Thank you so much.

[@Shlomyaltman]

There is a need to donate to advertise for the world this KZbin channel crazy crazy crazy good I didn’t saw anywhere in by searching for piano lessons, a video like this, Massive, massive massive !! ❤❤❤❤

[@arpitabanerjee6518]

This is the BEST piano channel on KZbin and that's a fact:).

[@ryanmurphy3813]

Not gonna debate this is a great channel but have you check out Kent Hewitt

[@altermoremusic]

@@ryanmurphy3813 no! No great lessons there.

[@alipeka2812]

Facts

[@bingo1232]

Arpita... you speak truth. Lisa is a devotee of helping us to learn for ourselves. She is an inspired (and inspiring) friend who loves to hear other play and be happy, fulfilled, creative, joyful, (10 out of 10!!!!!!!) What a Blessing!!! (I secretly want to quit my job... hang out at my friendly keyboard store, get asked to score one magnificent film, and then retire to travel the entire USA and visit all (ALL) the national parks. And take my keyboard along too.)

[@dougnickerson]

@@ryanmurphy3813 Kent is great. Very useful lessons and a straight shooter. He's in a different niche so it's great that there are room for two piano teachers ha ha

[@grandiosa86]

One week in and I see a small progression. My understanding of doing this is that if I master this, I may as well master a lot of other things coming later. Truly grateful for the help provided by you and other youtubers.

[@PianoteOfficial]

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[@dancassidy7471]

How many hrs a dsy is too much on this as a❤❤❤ healthy sthletic 72 yr old retired RN snd tristhlete????

[@wending-wj6om]

咱们得课程有音译翻译吗

[@dottorcosmic]

discovering this channel is a game changer. Came back to the piano after almost 30 years. these lessons are flawless! thank you so much and wish you all the very best!

[@tirzaaprillivia2521]

When i watch this channel >> * skills improved ✔️ * looks professional even still need learn and practice a lot ✔️ * show a simple ways to make a beautiful performance✔️ Thanks pianote!!!! This channel really helpful and blessed me

[@JanisLithium]

I played piano as a kid. Did not touch it in 15 years. This is sooo hard it is unbelievable. You are such an amazing teacher and your voice makes me not wanna give up and relearn it all ❤

[@carolhamm7645]

As an adult, I took piano lessons close to 20 years ago. After several years away from the piano, I've been trying to get back to playing. I've picked up my old lesson books, but for the most part, I'm not enjoying playing. I am so happy to have found Pianote. I've only checked out a few of your lessons but I am already more interested and excited to be playing. Thank you

[@julkiplilanga538]

Dear Lisa... Your the best teacher I have ever found. Gladly following your channel... Keep the best among all those better, God Speed...

[@michael88420]

I am so glad I put so much practice in on those G inversions. Everytime I play an inversion I remember you saying how important they were going to be.... Thanks Ms.Lisa....

[@bebewillert181]

Your sweet, positive voice adds a lot. Thanks. I’m teaching my little grandson online and all this helps me direct him.

[@amandajcarr-brown7187]

Love this! Stated practising 5 days ago. Followed Lisa's advice and sat at the piano today and kept up with Lisa. 🙂

[@aettic]

I can finally do 8-key scales with both hands at 80bpm without screwing up! I've gone my entire life believing I simply can't play instruments. Been practicing a lot of the beginner stuff y'all recommend, and it's beginning to feel comfortable, I want to step outside those boundaries and push things, mix things up, and this is perfect. It's just the right amount of theory and practice. I busted out my notebook and am taking notes on what to practice day to day.

[@cyndi2342]

Been playing for 50 years and practicing piano is essential to playing it well. She shows fingering and explains theory in here.

[@ivanclarke5523]

Yes, I concur with Kevins comment below, I'm 63, I've noodled with the piano since I was a kid but now are starting to take it seriously with the help of these wonderful tips, and Lisa has to be one of the brightest charming stars on the web, My Granddaughter is following her in her learning. Congrats and thanks Lisa

[@NafBamf]

Beautiful, I love how you incorporate technique into really great sounding pieces. Best piano channel on youtube hands down.

[@805productions3]

love this. I'm now working on it where I do the chords with the left hand and arpeggio with the right. Such an excellent exercise

[@Tiger-sg2zj]

Thank you, Lisa. This answered 3 of my questions at the same time! Your videos have me practicing so often I might cancel my cable tv because I don't watch it...I'd rather play the piano!! ...Ended up I have cancelled my cable. Do NOT miss it at all !!!!

[@noemiemylene3861]

I actually deleted all my social media platforms in order to be focused on practicing, get rid of cable, wont ever bring you what music will!

[@Keira88]

@peach laros I did the same just today,😂🙂💪

[@PinupSticknerd]

Preach 😊 The more you know I appreciate you 🫡

[@annettefinlay8630]

Love, love, love your ability to pass on your knowledge so simply and so enthusiastically. I really appreciate you and the platform you have set up for experienced and beginner students to glean from your wealth of musical ability in small bites! Thank you.

[@debbiehuizar4105]

Lisa, I cannot THANK YOU enough for these online tutorials!!!!! I took piano 🎹 lessons as a young girl, but did not stick with it. Now at 52, I am so enthusiastic about my playing, and you make it really fun to learn and want to practice!!!!!

[@markshoub7335]

Love your explanations! You take it slow, and provide levels of practice for beginners like me, and for more advanced students. That’s what great teachers do 👌

[@shalom2all]

Mabuhay ! Ang galing ng guro ! Mahusay magturo. 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

[@bingo1232]

The ONE thing to practice each day... is (1) being appreciative for a teacher as wonderful as you and (2) appreciating the music that heals all who hear. A real big 💗 (........................ and one more 💗)

[@arsenalforever5877]

You’re the best piano teacher on KZbin. You make even the boring exercises seem fun

[@emeraldgamer3503]

You just pull it off like it’s nothing and I’m here sitting and thinking, “Yeah, this is gonna take an eternity and a half to actually do.”

[@petermcmurray2807]

As Lisa says Little steps can be satisfying - Gospel is easier than Boogie Woogie so pick your pieces with care, some people make a fortune out of 4 chords others enjoy the journey to higher realms 😊 Lisa took us there in 8 minutes or 30 years depending on your point of view.

[@joshuasy10]

same bro

[@amjPeace]

Have a little faith in yourself and give it a try for a few minutes a day. You may surprise yourself!

[@hopeanne543]

I thought the same thing 2 months ago! Leave it for now, sit on the concept for a while as you practice other stuff then come back and impress yourself!!

[@issaabello]

I'm a beginner piano player and have only been "playing" songs thru KZbin videos but I decided to up my piano game by learning proper piano chords! So glad I found this and will be practicing this everyday!

[@zerinmanumaleuna7812]

I love how every time you tell us about ways to improve, you also show us how to do it. Everything is explained very well. I have watched several videos now, each time I learn something new and you are so entertaining. I am actually excited to practice everyday.

[@tammejohnson6885]

Beginner here! I appreciate your explanation (simple, slow,thorough) and see the value in this practice. Glad i found you here. Thank u!

[@CarolynSmithMoorman]

Soooooo hard!!! I just started this today, but I’m going to master it! Thank you for making this teaching video!!

[@normand.5409]

I’m a super beginner, and not the youngest in the bunch. And so, “THIS” Every Single Day Practice was awesome to find!!! Love the way you teach. Thank you kindly.

[@carlosdurney8547]

I am 80 years old, my hands are damaged by a fire accident, and I need a skin graft octaves are painful and i enrolled in PIANOTE because Liza ,now i am trying to learn Blues , nothing is impossible.

[@therealmdhw]

How important is are the right-hand finger positions you show? (1-3-5, 1-2-5, 1-3-5, 1-3-5)? Is there a reason to play it like that, or can one adjust the right hand to what is comfortable for oneself?

[@jackisimone7332]

Great Question! I was wondering the same for playing the right-hand inversions. I see why starting off with the I chord, D Maj. ( Because when doing the 1st inversion of the D chord, the F# and A are so close in proximity. But was wondering if we're to use the same position pattern for the rest of the chords vi, V, and the IV?

[@petermcmurray2807]

Absolutely delightful presentation I am going to do this immediately,

[@robsiesling4739]

Dear Lisa. As a guitarists I wanted to improve my piano skills and this video really helped me a lot in gaining speed in playing. Thanks a lot.

[@judimcavoy722]

You’re so inspiring & delightfully joyous in the pursuit of piano/music magic. Thankyou 🙏

[@Hellnation13]

She’s is a great teacher. She’s calm and makes sense. I love her

[@musical-ragdolls1730]

Hello. I’m new to your channel and I’m 10 but I’ve been playing piano since I was 6. I live piano, so to new beginners I really recommend one thing: Never give up if you fail; And always work hard to achieve your dreams. My dream is to become a pianist! Thank you Lisa for the lesson because I really enjoyed playing the arapeggios with you :D 😃 I will show this to my friends who also play piano 🎹:))))

[@simonfrench4501]

Thank you Lisa, Your so inspiring, i always want to get on the keys after you lessons

[@chemadelgadoq]

You’re fantastic, very enthusiastic, and above all, a great teacher! Thank you for your help. I’m making a lot of progress by following your lessons.

[@PianoMatronNeeNee]

I’ve been playing 2 years. Love learning, playing and now finally performing. Thanks for sharing.

[@edkaempf906]

I just need ‘more pratice”. 😉 She’s a great piano teacher, who makes learning very interesting.

[@DougHoffman]

Don't you know pratice make pefect?

[@scrapyarddogs3222]

Bet that was on purpose!

[@tarotfortheheathens9556]

I saw that right away!!

[@janehalim2246]

Good Idea Gbu.

[@mandymulders1]

There's an edit button 🤣

[@gillianthurlow4723]

I am a beginner and have tried many you tube videos. I have to say that you are the best. You explain it so good and you don't show off like some of the others. Thank you. You have made such a difference. 🎉😊

[@iliveforthevibez6216]

I like that you showed the final result in the beginning, awesome ! And great video by the way, I am currently practicing inversions and my routine started to become boring so I will definitely try this out !

[@PianoteOfficial]

Good timing!

[@patrickmolloy6994]

did you notice the additional pattern she slipped in there? Sounded really nice too. 0:25

[@dudenadog3493]

You are FANTASTIC!!! 61, have had a Yamaha P70 in my living room for years! Was really good as a kid (classical) read music etc. Mom was a piano/music teacher. 1919 Steinway baby grand still in the family. Mom still plays daily at 87. Got started again a few days ago. Amazing how quickly it comes back. 12 hrs of practice in 3 days. Something really fun to do during these crazy times at home. Thank you!

[@majamierzwinska5543]

Thank you!! You're really helping me gain more discipline and control over my practice, I'm always excited to practice after watching your videos:))

[@shmeeker333]

I’m in the very beginning stages of learning piano. I started watching KZbin videos about two months ago. I just came across your channel today and you’re by far the best instructor I’ve watched! Not just by your method of teaching, but your demeanor is so special, as if you’re only talking to me. And you’re so sweet, kind and motivating! If I started off watching your videos, I think I’d be further along than I am now. Can’t wait to watch and learn! Thank you!!

[@kabedford]

Who are these 102 people giving this marvellous stuff a thumbs-down? Why even do that? If it's not your thing, just move on. Why be like that? It's not like there's anything offensive here. Puzzled.

[@addictedfoolgamer1970]

Some people just want to see the world burn. This was maybe recommended and they disliked it because piano is not their thing and they hope it will go away. The majority of negativity about is not a reflection of the person or content we think it’s related to. The negativity is usually a reflection of the way the person giving the negativity feels about themselves or has failed to realise about themselves. 102 people either don’t want this content or need some help to be happier.

[@kabedford]

@@addictedfoolgamer1970 I suspect you're right.

[@estherwhite2957]

I think most of the thumb down people are just jealous of this piano teacher because of her talent. It's just annoying.

[@11maesh]

Coz they can’t play

[@dirty-moto]

Liking *or* disliking a video is better for the content creator than moving on without a rating. The KZbin algorithm cares about engagement as a whole, so even an extremely disliked video will make money.

[@jackmagradey5300]

I have been trying to teach myself piano for more years than I can remember with little to no progress. At age 71, I fear I don’t have the coordination or the musicality to succeed, but I keep trying. I love your enthusiasm and the clear way you present the material. I’m anxious to try this. Wish me luck!

[@gabbysherrill3154]

I love this practice routine!! I'm getting the hang of it. Thank you!

[@Lunar123424]

Same here 😀

[@murrinstephenm3095]

I’m giving this a 2nd try. With Covid lockdown my passion is to learn the piano. I’m currently practicing on the Nord 6D. Beautiful sounded instrument. Your a awesome teacher. Thank you. 😊

[@Emanresuadeen]

It’s like learning piano from Meg Ryan.

[@jammybravo]

Spot on

[@blackstyle28]

You are amazing. Thank you Hope this helps some one like it helped me. LEFT hand Arpeggios shapes D major. D - F# - A - D B minor. B - D - F# - B A major. A - C# - E - A G major. G - B - D - G RIGHT hand Triad inversions D major.root D - F# - A 1st-inversion F# - A - D 2nd-inversion A - D - F# D major.root D - F# - A B minor.root B - D - F# 1st-inversion D - F# - B 2nd-inversion F# - B - D B minor.root B - D - F# A major.root A - C# - E 1st-inversion C# - E - A 2nd-inversion E - A - C# A major.root A - C# - E G major.root. G - B - D 1st-inversion B - D - G 2nd-inversion D - G - B G major.root G - B - D

[@blackstyle28]

Please let me know if there is anything wrong so I can correct it

[@fantabulastic6734]

I am going to work on this everyday. What a great excercise and I don't see how I wouldn't improve so I will just practice it and see what happens. Also I learned so much in this video. I really enjoy learning. So much I don't know regarding piano and music in general. Again thank you, I look forward to becoming a better student of the piano..

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Nice comment, and great idea. I've been playing for 8 months and started on this exercise 7 months ago. Even if progress is slow keep doing this and once it gets easier you'll feel an improvement.

[@SophHamalam1999]

How are you getting on with it?

[@MrViolero]

(English is not my language) I am so thankful for having found this! I'll become 61 in one week and feel like a kid with a new/ the most precious toy ever !! I bought my piano one week ago!

[@jameslloyd611]

You left out the part where you're supposed to do this 1-6-5-4 in every key. 🙂

[@Sebb559]

Which songs use this progression?

[@haroldsimpson1828]

@@Sebb559 uhhh...PURPLE RAIN my dude. 🎶💜🎸

[@mem1gui]

As someone learning jazz piano, that was my exact thought. Plus, doing this with every chord type (min 7th, maj 7th, dominant, half-diminished, fully diminished, min/major, altered dominant, etc., etc.) in every key. 🤣🤣🤣 Seriously, though, one should start where one is and make it a bit more complicated. "Challenging, but doable" (- Ruslan Sirota) is the sweet spot. And to have fun wherever you are. Otherwise, you end up in the "20 years of practice and never good enough" trap.

[@petermcmurray2807]

The beauty of Lisa's approach is that she constantly reminds one that progressions are not carved in stone. I love jazz and was confused by the predominance of 2 5 1 then I found Charlie Parker, Barry Harris - 6th diminished scale, John Coltrane - Giant Steps, Miles Davis - Witches Brew and to cap it off Pulitzer Prize winner Ornette Coleman with Harmolodics. Music is an expression of the soul it is not defined by mathematics. Maths is simply a language that is used to describe styles of using Natural Vibrations that the human ear appreciates.

[@janinedaw1097]

What do you mean?....

[@VAIRA5]

I am really blessed to have you as a piano teacher miss Lisa ,I will sure one day meet you and will give you a thanks giving .

[@hundemaik8578]

Hello you, I just wanted to leave you a big thank you, for putting all this content put here. I'm far from bering able to pay a teacher and you make me get up before work to practice for 1h plus!! This enriches my life big time! I'd really love to see a collab of you and aussie vocal coach, who's my other hero here on KZbin! You guys are so special and really giving me hope that the human race isn't the worst as I often perceive it! Please keep it up! I'm gonna check out if you have little purchasable lessons somewhere, may I can support you a little bit financially too! Much love from berlin!

[@MySinglemom]

Thank you, Lisa! I am turning 50 this month and thought I could never learn to play the piano. I started learning last week, and I am progressing!

[@naorplus]

me before i started to play piano: look so fun i will play so many songs! me after 1 month : 95% do practice 5% play kids songs

[@Kassiusday]

TAOISM : “a journey of 1000 miles starts with the first step !!! “

[@dmtripreport8542]

Give it about 8-9 months and you'll be good

[@Kassiusday]

@@dmtripreport8542 I think your comment worths millions : why teachers coaches forget often to give time schedule to reach a certain level . I struggle to bring both hands together because my brain is not used to it : A / to make my hands work independently !!! B / capture 2 different melodies at the same time but I need to give my brain enough time to reach that level and that step varies for each of us but with persistence and motivation I should succeed !! Is that challenge which motivates me the most at the moment !! I studied many years at university to gains degrees .. I am impressed that does nt help me to play with my 2 hands but I know , learning piano enhances for sure my brain physiology and neurology !!! worth it 💯 % !!! Lets do it ! Thanks again ! 🙏🏾🙏🏾👨🏾‍⚕️

[@dmtripreport8542]

@@Kassiusday I give that time frame as the point where you will have less 'nervous fingers", and things start to move more smoothly. The best piece of advice I got when starting out was not to think of it as two hands working independently, but 10 fingers working together. The first two handed song I could do was the amalie song, and it will definitely give your left hand a workout. If I could go back in time I would probably just drill cannon in D with each hand and slowly put it together(also learn the right hand part with the left hand, great exercise for all the fingers), seems to be one of the songs that really breaks open the mind when trying to use both hands together, I still don't have it perfect.

[@Kassiusday]

@@dmtripreport8542 thank you very much is there any other instrument a part drum where hands should reach that coordinate independent skill Found teaches coaches do no insist enough about that challenge specially when starting as adult ! You always learned to do everything with your 2 hands synchronised closely !! Once I thought gosh ! is like playing my bass guitar one hand and the other one my guitar at the same time !! But is exactly that challenge which motivates me to hold on ! Despite frustration !! I should have started piano long time ago ... but bass has always been my beloved instrument ... but now older I am passionate by musical theory chords harmonic etc and piano is the greatest instrument to learn all of that .!! I planning to organise my life around that aim as hobby will wake up early to train ... travel with a 66 keys etc will see where I stand in 5 years and 10 years ! Cheers ! 🥂

[@amjan]

What's also very important is rhytmic varation. If you practice a 1-2-3-4-3-2 pattern, which is a triplet rhythm, you should also practice an even rhythm pattern: 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4. And then you should play differerent rhytmic grouping in the right hand as well.

[@mayiask654]

What about “upgrading” this exercise by additionally switching hands so that the left hand plays the chords and right hand plays the arpeggios? Would train both hands more evenly

[@SPECTRA890]

Yes Yes Yes. Much harder for a beginner but more worth it

[@Kassiusday]

Yes I heard that from another teacher online : and it seems also we can create our own training tips // one of mine is to try to play a constant arpeggio rythme on the left while I change rhythm arpeggio chords on the right hand... as I need to get independence of both hands... piano is a great instrument ! I used to play bass and guitar .. since young age .. but never needed independence of both hand is almost the opposite !!!

[@berniep5677]

It’s more easier to count arpeggios 123456 1 is always the new arpeggio.

[@Ranger1216]

Yes SHAPES 1,3,5. 1,2,5. For all chords…….and inversions omg…..a lot of chord theory and great lesson. Thank you!

[@p-smitty9791]

Great exercise I love learning new exercises to include into practice that help focus on different techniques. Keep up the amazing work.

[@kenschiavo191]

Great lesson...wow it incorporates a lot so this will make us better. For inversions - the NOTE of the chord is always played with either the thumb (root of the chord) pinkie (1st inversion) or the middle finger (2nd inversion) This really will help, especially when you have to just use one inversion and not start with the root. Then the other fingers drop down.

[@harenmandal5400]

Only 40 hours of practicing is ok.

[@TimothyChiangPianist]

LOLL Lingling!!

[@MrFredd38]

every day!

[@PianoteOfficial]

full time employment!

[@HEY-gn5lx]

I found my piano gang!

[@rohanakrishna7582]

omg yes! twosetviolin ♥♥♥

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Third time's a charm. I see that I need to pratice this every day. I'm starting on Bach and his C Major Prélude and would like to thank you for all you've done to help me on this journey.

[@SmileyMikey]

Thanks for this valuable tutorial. I suppose that after mastering this I-vi-V-iv progression in D, we students could move on to the same progression in C, and G, and A, and so on . . .

[@efe4856]

Lisa, this is a practice idea I was looking for a long time. I’m gonna do it both hands, in switch and all the way through circle of fifth… ❤ We love you!

[@ekanemikang4187]

How can I get the piano sheet of this appergio?

[@jannomeeuwessen4886]

*arpeggio

[@beararmy402]

Lisa you are probably the best piano teacher I have ever seen

[@34rn357]

I really liked the lesson and will begin applying it. Thank you for your engaging, enthusiastic, and joyful teaching. It was entertaining on many levels.

[@RorschachB1]

A beautiful teacher with a beautiful attitude always happy and smiling❤

[@godfreyw5412]

i can extend this to seventh chords and get a rhythm of 4/4. Very helpful!

[@s.o.s.pnaruto9523]

I was thinking the same thing. Lol.

[@KWatsonMUSIC]

ooo good idea!

[@stephenpitul4025]

Thanks for your help. I am self taught , mostly...I have had a few lessons, and they lit my fire. My fire went out, but lo and behold...a little piano pixie reignited my fire...Thanks darlin'...!

[@jhonmarvicmantilla795]

I love her. I admire her. Shes beautiful and i learn a lot even i dont have my own piano. I just using my phone to apply what i have learn😊😊😊🥰

[@johnhawkinshawkins1284]

But she got BF

[@jhonmarvicmantilla795]

@@johnhawkinshawkins1284 how lucky is the bf 😊

[@davidliles87]

You are a super great teacher. You make it easy and explain all the things you do without out the big words and you don’t try to impress people with you piano playing. Like a lot of them do which makes it boring and a move on to look for your lessons again. Now you are my only teacher 👩‍🏫 thank you so much and may God bless you in every way possible 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@muradadandachi]

fact: This is the BEST piano channel on KZbin oh wow thank you for the likes im flabbergasted

[@Magnetron33]

And the cutest Piano Mentor

[@annecc11]

OK - I'll practice this every single day as soon as I work out the notes. I was given a 88 note Keyboard for Christmas and have been taking lessons on Utube, mainly your's, every day for a least an hour. You are a super teacher and make it such fun. Thank you so much Lisa & Co.. Swan

[@kingvan143]

Wow. They should call this channel “Lis-anote”. She’s awesome!

[@Tomkarshner]

You are a Godsend for old hands. Excellent instructor and one , if the not the best instructor on the internet. Thank you

[@marksgameoflife8446]

Wow... this looks like this covers a lot of things .Look like I have homework. I like it because seems challenging, interesting and fun and once done I should be on another level of being a beginner.

[@PianoteOfficial]

You got this! 🧠🔨

[@r0yce]

This is a very helpful exercise if you want to master piano. Thanks. I've been practicing this for a week and playing is so much easier now.

[@itaypeleg4559]

as a beginner, The practice is sooo good that makes my brain say ""yooo dude give me a break".

[@luismart7714]

I appreciate she says that you can spend a week or more getting some of the stuff she makes look so easy. She gives realistic expectations.

[@patrickwall8517]

The best tip is to start slow and get faster as you get more confident.

[@regg32457]

Bless you lady. Love your love for music.

[@TimothyChiangPianist]

More PraCtice ahaha😂 Great video! Yep this is particularly useful when 95% of contemporary songs are based on chords I, IV, V and vi😀 Definitely getting the most bang for your buck with your exercise tips here

[@PianoteOfficial]

Glad its helping you out :)

[@julidimotta2587]

So I can choose any note, make the progression and do the same exercise?

[@bradmitchell876]

Really Love. Had to watch about 8 times and to create a page notating what you said/did ! I am following another program for learning through the books/songs, but this feels like it will help put the theory into my fingers.

[@margarethany]

Well finally another daily practice for me, I’m stuck n start to get bored with my daily routine lol will try em tomorrow I promise bcoz tonight I’m not feeling it 🤭😬

[@PianoteOfficial]

Okay but I trust you will get right on this when you can :P!

[@patrickmolloy6994]

LOL I have so many practices I don't get time to play!! Hmmmmm

[@markdelacruz1322]

Ascending-Root, Maj 3rd, fifth, octave, then descend.

[@arielnapenas8240]

This is exactly what I need to practice and finally found a video to teach me this. I was playing basic chords like how you were playing in your worship songs. I think this will be a great building blocks step in learning to play more "fancy" ;)

[@balamb41269]

Lisa!!!!! I just got my first breakthrough on hand independence by following this video's instructions! Just now. Thanks a lot! I just would remind my fellow learners not to jump to two hands right away. I am learning music theory from Andrew Furmanczyk's youtube videos but I get my piano practice pointers from Lisa from Pianote.

[@rifham]

Just started playing ,do an hour a day, I'm up to old mac donald, wonder how long its gonna take to get to this level!? I'm figuring a couple of years.

[@mem1gui]

You'd be surprised how quickly you get better when you dedicate one hour a day.

[@theblessedblackwoman]

Thank you for this video, I have always dreamed of learning to play the piano but life took over. 4 grown children later and on lockdown i decided to start today and guess what? One hour later I was playing The appagio and the first section with some understanding! I feel so chuffed@ your guidance! I will practice the fist 2 sections for a week before moving to putting it all together! Hopefully ill be able to do it in my sleep within a month! God bless you! Im 50 by the way!