(1/2) Chromatic Octaves and Chords (level 4 on)

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Introduction at 0:01
RH, octaves at 0:20
LH, octaves at 1:34
RH, chords at 2:51
LH, chords at 5:43

Just to clarify, groups of twos means playing like eighth notes or "duplets", while groups of threes means playing like "triplets" as if in 6/8. This is done by giving a slight accent to every second note when in groups of twos or every third note when in groups threes.

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