Great Piano Tips: Ostinatos

[gmorito]

You cracked me up. Thank you for the fun and informative lesson!

[toolatepiano]

Great video, thanks. Interestingly, just starting the piano and this was the first way that came up to my mind for practicing hand independence. Nice to know that I'm not on a totally wrong track.

[jeniusjj]

Why did the video stop at 0:18; now I have to refresh the page again D:<

[aleanbh]

thank you. i have not played on a daily basis for 30 years but this is a huge help. thank you!!!

[MasterThief1324]

Do you think this is the landmark in playing the piano -- left/right hand indepence?

[schoolofmusiconline]

@MasterThief1324 I think that left/right hand independence is absolutely essential, but it's one part of the puzzle. It needs to be worked on along with technique/harmony/rhythm/music­ianship and a bunch of others.

[schoolofmusiconline]

Thanks for the comment. Glad you liked them!

[almullit01]

These videos are fantastic - really clear and helpful, thankyou SO much!!!

[carlhj]

Thank you :)

[Stevuseca]

Everybody thumbs up because all of his videos are amazing! hurray!

[Djremaudio]

Awesome, thanks so much!

[schoolofmusiconline]

@Djremaudio You're welcome!

[Djremaudio]

@schoolofmusiconline Definitely helped me out on this Harmony 4 project at Berklee! =D

[Sofikosan]

Thanks, very useful

[schoolofmusiconline]

@Sofikosan No Problem. Thanks for checking it out.

[Dadee3]

Oh man, classical is hard but VERY useful.

[lauramcmillanpiano]

Just posted my video in your video response section, would love to know what you think. You are very talented and excellent explanation. Very impressive!!

[lauramcmillanpiano]

Wonderful explanation, I love ostinatos! Thank you so much.

[greenthumb007]

thanks hugh grant :-)

[DannyWrigley]

Hahah I was thinking the same thing

[moncmon]

@greenthumb007 LOL DUDE!! That was at the back of my brain. hahaha

[schoolofmusiconline]

That's ten thumbs up's now.... I'm getting a little concerned.

[Sic4ce]

Those are some tasty licks, sounds great.