Tumbao on left hand piano. Hand Independence

[@miriamwolff3930]

Ok, cool, lets go practice. 😅 Thanks, great content! ❤

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[@avispianoroom]

Brilliant brilliant content

[@SamvelGasparyanMusic]

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[@SamvelGasparyanMusic]

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[@brianmcguire5175]

Miestro!

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[@SamvelGasparyanMusic]

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[@SamvelGasparyanMusic]

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[@SamvelGasparyanMusic]

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Amazing bro. I really enjoyed.

[@SamvelGasparyanMusic]

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[@fernandobladessambrano4230]

master samvel. Thank you for teaching and I congratulate you for your channel. master a question I have done tumbobo in minor and how would it be in majors. thank you teacher please answer I would like to learn. thank you teacher

[@arcadiolopez506]

Muchas gracias excelente tutorial💦💧💦💦💧🌴🌴🎶👌🏾

[@SamvelGasparyanMusic]

Muchas gracias

[@brianlozano4140]

Show off lol. This is fantastic.

[@wirneliarosario8600]

Hi it is nice what you play. If you are really teaching you will need to understand there are students who are not that savvy. you are going to fast that we need to repeat and repeat to just get one note from you. That's just a suggestion. Unless you just want to show off.

[@SamvelGasparyanMusic]

Thank you for your suggestion.
If you are proficient pianist you shouldn’t have an issue to learn from this lesson. The patterns are explained in slow motion and they are based on triads
Furthermore anyone have a right to express their subjective opinion about usefulness of the lesson, however I don’t see any show off intention in this tutorial.