The Most Musical Way To Practice Chords (Intermediate Beginner Piano Lesson)

[@PianoteOfficial]

Download the lesson PDF on our website >> www.pianote.com/blog/musical-chord-practice/

[@christed_fingers]

Ok thanks 😊

[@Meditationalsoundz]

Awesome

[@davidgottshalk8450]

This is great information - thank you so much. I will definitely apply to my piano playing. Is it possible if you could do a video for minor keys using the same chord techniques.

[@ironfistentertainmentptylt3846]

Beautiful lesson. I'm practicing every day. My biggest take-home from this was your closing remarks - to stretch the mind after which the hands will follow and that music is a life-long journey. Enjoying every minute of it. Thank you.

[@johnnyprovo988]

I know I'm a beginner, but there is just something magical about finding inversions that makes me go, '"YA!" when i stumble on them. This vid really helps ID them! Thank you!!

[@deanmorgan7011]

Found this really helpful and in fact it has helped me play LEAN ON ME especially those inversions....brilliant pianist with such a knowledge

[@deanmorgan7011]

It's also given my chards such a different sound, using the play the notes in different positions...really enjoy what you reach and is driving me to build my music theory

[@ednadevil3330]

Just getting back into piano after a 30 year abstinence. This lesson really helped . Very inspiring. Thankyou for sharing X

[@erskinehawkins3419]

Welcome back Edna. How is your practicing coming along?

[@AdrumaVictoria16]

You blessed me with your delivery and substance. You are cool blessed.

[@storieswizard]

Awesome. You're very talented. You have big hands.

[@PianoteOfficial]

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[@ajotech]

Erskine is AWESOME!!!

[@andrepalms]

Time to practice this in all keys majors and minors

[@ForeverSongMinistries]

Super clear, well demonstrated lesson. It was an excellent pace too. Thank you!

[@RobertSaxy]

This is the first online class I’m considering, I like your content and teaching style. It’s gonna have to wait a little till my pocket book fills out a little though

[@freddyperezmusicentertainment]

Thank you bro, you are inspiring !

[@lindamcdermott2205]

I like this following your ear for chord progressions and teaching inversions at the same time ...nice job!!!!

[@JamesRuga]

This is so useful!! Thanks Erskine!!!

[@politereminder6284]

Thanks Erskine. Love all your lessons on the site

[@LisaRSArt]

Really enjoyed this lesson. Thank you 🙏 Thanks for positive words at the end. That’s pretty awesome! 👏❤️🙌

[@rothmyers1404]

I would like to see more chord progressions/ scale exercises in the key of A,B D or E- especially left hand chording

[@erskinehawkins3419]

Adding this to the lesson plans for Gospel Piano 201 ✅

[@jeanadubbs9321]

Love the sound. Not sure about the 10th jump but will try. A different variation of playing chords yet enjoying the practice.

[@PianoteOfficial]

its a huge one!!

[@dustypowers9174]

Very well done and easy to follow. Thank you.

[@Michaelzaermusic]

Great lesson, I'd love a breakdown of Ray charles - rev james Cleveland. "What kind of man is this." If possible. What James Cleveland was doing on the low side of the piano really sounded great, and of course ray did too

[@josephmbilla7395]

Exactly the video i have being looking for

[@nlremixes4009]

Great tutorial!!!

[@willzamor3580]

Awesome! Definitely an add on to practice, thanks!

[@dmcgwhisper5945]

Thank you thank you thank you!

[@ledhed5717]

Is that the Yamaha CP88? I have the YC88. It has a great sound and feel.

[@tisheetee]

Do I have to remember all the inversions for all of the diatonic chords? How does one know when and what inversion to use?

[@danielwilliamson8395]

Just what I needed. thank you.

[@marisouza1304]

Wow, that was so beautiful! 😁 💙

[@martijnvanbeek4387]

Love this!

[@Muziq4tune]

Brilliant!

[@sychg3448]

Sounds great

[@mlbullbooks]

Really nice! I'd love a demonstration of how to play "Passacaglia" by Handel Halvorsen if it hasn't been done already. A KZbinr named Kassia played it. Such a simple, but beautiful piece. 😊🎶🎹

[@PianoteOfficial]

I'll check it out!

[@mia35545]

Thank you!!!!

[@LisaRSArt]

Thank you. You guys are so helpful! Keep the motivation coming. 🙌👍🏼👏👏❤️😎

[@PianoteOfficial]

Thank you! Will do!

[@AdrumaVictoria16]

Thank You 🙏🏽

[@broncheemims8493]

Thank you Sir.

[@dadadevkule9045]

Verry Verry nice..sir

[@falconswiss5217]

Good job! Congrats on 1million subs!

[@PianoteOfficial]

Thank you very much :)

[@RobertSaxy]

Super nice

[@kristoffaninkama3883]

Brilliant.

[@Meditationalsoundz]

Thanks so much

[@christed_fingers]

Thanks very much 💝 pianote

[@PianoteOfficial]

you got it!!

[@christed_fingers]

Yes I did... Very understandable ☺️

[@lindamcdermott2205]

You know i was recently looking at Green Dolphin Street has cool chord progressions and many inversions of 9ths etc...i wish i could find that progression on my own but i still lean on reading the music. ( not that that is a bad thing!)

[@liyakatbawade3546]

Fantastic 👏👏👏👌👌👌

[@PianoteOfficial]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@3DArtistJourney]

Awesome. Can Erskine do a tutorial on modulation on the piano for you tube?

[@erskinehawkins3419]

Hey there. Can you elaborate a bit on what you mean by modulation? Would love to tackle this in the next class.

[@perfectagbenorhevi6799]

@@erskinehawkins3419 Moving from one key to another. While playing gospel songs. An intermediate piano lesson.

[@allgood6760]

Nice one👍🇳🇿

[@NotMyName888]

So slash chords can be played with one hand simply by inverting the main chord so that the lowest note matches the base note?

[@erskinehawkins3419]

If I’m understanding your question correctly then technically you are correct. BUT Let’s say we’re playing a C triad and we move the C up To the top. If we’re only playing this with one hand, then we technically just have a C in first inversion. The slash part comes in when the bass note is distinctively different from the chord

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci beaucoup for this. BTW do you have larger hands on your Store? I'd love to have personalized large Pianote hands. Or I should have looked into the smaller keyboard, Steinbühler started them.

[@PianoteOfficial]

we should definitely sell oversized novelty hands for playing piano!!

[@OlafusiAbigail]

Great lesson but your camera is not close to your keyboard sir

[@melorams22]

if I play the chord C/G, it means that the bass note is now G, But if i accompany it with a bass instrument, do i play the root note C or the bass note G?

[@erskinehawkins3419]

I would still play the G note. Playing a C (depending on the register) while the bass player is playing a G could muddy up the actual intended root

[@xizumix]

Good eve

[@xizumix]

こんばんは

[@xizumix]

Magandang Gabi

[@xizumix]

平安夜(Píng'ān yè)

[@xizumix]

좋은 밤(joh-eun bam)

[@AnjeelahLaRayne]

This was very interesting but is not helpful for someone with smaller hands. Since you seem to be aware of this, why not show the modified postion?

[@ilyaskilickaya3412]

🙏🙏💖❤️🌷💐

[@christed_fingers]

😌☺️

[@cloudunknown]

I dont get it, why?

[@elrondhubbard9127]

88 keys on piano, 87 notes will be wrong. Damn, definitely not my approach to music.

[@onionaugust1254]

I think your hands are 5x of a child beginner 😂

[@dannytetreault]

@04:06 Black man keeps bragging how big his hands are! Lol.

[@LaurenBies]

I'm confused

[@liamonconlocha4898]

Intermediate beginner? Pretty boring I would say, much better in real life songs