i figured this out by accident. its an easy way of improvising for chord heavy piano players.
also try this easy idea too: similar to how you did 2 keys of the chord at a time, then 1 key by itself......try it like this: 3rd and 5th together, then 1st, 3rd + 5th, then 1st. Let me know how it works for ya
This fill in has a great variation where you run it up the keyboard. I'll set up another video to show you how to run it up the keyboard, it really sounds a hundreds better when you run it up the keyboard.
wow, this blows my mind!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sebaz111 1 year ago
dull.
undividedtheband 2 years ago
yes, you are
TheKillerW0lf 2 years ago
great tutorial! you are an excellent musician and instructor.
UltimateTraining 3 years ago
i figured this out by accident. its an easy way of improvising for chord heavy piano players.
also try this easy idea too: similar to how you did 2 keys of the chord at a time, then 1 key by itself......try it like this: 3rd and 5th together, then 1st, 3rd + 5th, then 1st. Let me know how it works for ya
whyldephaier 3 years ago
Yes.
Its called a chord...
twiggyh4x 2 years ago
one piece of that of that is a chord. alternating them, is not "a chord"
whyldephaier 2 years ago
This is the kind of stuff I want to learn...accompaniment. Thank you very much.
pookiecatblue 4 years ago
I can't see all keys you play ...
Timberfake110 4 years ago
thanks!!
wjnorton 4 years ago
This fill in has a great variation where you run it up the keyboard. I'll set up another video to show you how to run it up the keyboard, it really sounds a hundreds better when you run it up the keyboard.
johnny102marvin 4 years ago
More pattern videos would be nice too :P
serknor 3 years ago