Best Free Piano Lessons Learn to Play Left Hand Piano Arpeggios (2/2)

[alfredfalore]

You are one of the rare piano videos online that actually teach useful piano. Most of the other piano lessons just teach people how to clip their toe nails

[nanoload]

Great video, thanks for the lesson!

תותח אתה!

[Calikokatspiano]

impossible to learn piano online...

[easyvivo]

I like the Beatles and the 60s music. Can I incorporate your left hand arpeggios to sound like guitar fingerpicking on the piano and add the melody with the right hand?

[therealmdhw]

Thanks very much for these lessons! They are inspiring me to get hold of a piano or keyboard again!

[billfiddle]

i agree with the other posts here...thank you sir for REAL advice...am a fiddle player, looked around here for some teaching, looked at a LOT of videos, they have no idea and talk too much, you on the other hand actually teach...wonderful...thank you! :-)

[chopper84a]

u are great! more vids please

[taejoox89]

1:08 and also c major cord down there doesnt sound retarded at all

[TheBestMan144000]

i love you

[Sing8675309]

Keep it up your lessons are good. Thanks

[ethanthebest]

please make some more vids I am really learning

[danielbrodeth1]

very helpful tip. thank. GOd BLess :)

[chiconcuak]

very good thanks for sharing your knowledge

[Pianopod]

Fantastic tutorial!

[loraocg]

sua as video aulas são ótimas, aprendi muito com elas obrigado que Deus te abençoe

[DrEslamKarem]

Realy thanks

[taejoox89]

wrong way to explain inversions

[NapkinQueen]

@taejoox89 Yes, agreed. Root on bottom= root position, 3rd on bottom= 1st inversion, 5th on bottom=2nd inversion

[SIROFNOBLERECORDS]

FINALLY- AWESOMEawesome!~!!!!

[anghianning]

this is what i want!

thank you for posting!

[montamiaz]

You are a gifted Teacher, especially for me a septuagenerian beginner. Thank You! Thank You!

[tropicallanterns]

Thank you so much for this. So many times I see videos of guys telling you to play an arpeggio, but they don't show you what the hell they're doing with them. Thanks for breaking it down for beginners.

[cmeooo]

yea great lesson thank you man

[romeo141414]

Hi thanks for your lesson, i am looking for a left hand fingering for the fast arpeggios of Malaguena from Ernesto Lecuona...if someone can help... if you want I send you the part of the music sheet....

[dachosen12or3]

Your lessons really helped me out!! Keep doing what you're doing!!!!!!!! :D

[Jazzper79]

What you are doing is taken C-major, F-major and G-major and breaken them up in all inversions which completes the C-major scale.

It is great lessons you give.

Jesper, Denmark

[Bewisefools]

Now that is teaching! Those other clowns don't know what they are talking about.

Do you think Hannon's is worth the effort?

[MangoldProject]

It's worth the effort, but it's not the *only* way to improve your technique. Improvement can also be achieved by simply playing more and more elaborate pieces - usually classical. Whatever you do, if you're serious - get a (good) teacher who'll oversee your progression and keep you going.

[kojobabu]

Dear Assaf, you have the most clever way of making piano theory and playing to be easily understood. I have benefited from your tuition better than most I have come across. Thanks a million. I cannot stop being excited. I better go and practice now. keep up the good work.

[MangoldProject]

I appreciate that. Thanks, and keep practicing!

[victorlioneldimarco]

BARBARO!

[luigiperso]

hai battuto la testa?

[awightbabe]

i think your lessons are brilliant, you have inspired me to take up piano which i think is a groovy thing dude. get some more lessons up, theyre awesome!

keep up the good work

[growtogether]

Thank you!

[pokemonfan1594]

Thanks for your help. your a great teacher and a great piano player.

P.S. LoVe YoUr AcSeNt! LoL

[JamaicaGary]

Very good information.

[snevetsznarf1978]

I am interested in learning fingering for double hand arpeggios for instance like the arpeggios used on Moonlight sonata 1st movement. what kind of fingering should I use if I was to ascend and descend both arpeggios for the left hand?

[MangoldProject]

Whoops, I only saw your question now. For fingering, the best thing to do would be to follow Hanon's book of piano exercises, which has fingerings in its arpeggio exercises.

[raggieful]

Hey Assaf, I'm from Nepal. It is very hard to find a good piano teacher around this part of the world: the net is indispensible. Really appreciate the videos.

Anyway, for the fingering part, is it Hanon's "Virtuoso Pianist" that you suggest or is it sth else by Hanon?

[MangoldProject]

Hanon's "virtuoso pianist" works fine. For the best results, remember to practice daily - after talent, perseverance is the most important trait a budding pianist should have.

[smiuw]

As always this was really great. Very easy to understand and play. Thank you.

[semantixthasorcera]

Thanks Assaf

I'm a relative beginner and this video (aswell as your others) has helped me write more complex and diverse pieces that sound more interesting and full of life! Looking forward to the next video as always!

Peace

Semantix

[hellmuth26]

Thanks. I really like those arpeggios with the bass note going up the major scale, that sounds really nice, especially the chords with the major 3rd in the bass.