Why EVERY Pianist Should Practice Broken Chords

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An introduction to broken chords, and how they can be used to create fills and runs when playing from a chord chart.
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[@danijesu6838]

Thank you! God blessed you

[@athomewithmusic8698]

You're welcome. Thank you for your kind words.

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Excellent... thank you.

[@athomewithmusic8698]

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[@dr.echevers]

Thank you so much.

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[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Very nice video, merci from a very soggy Switzerland.

[@athomewithmusic8698]

You’re welcome!

[@femibam9019]

The way you teach is absolutely brilliant, Can you label your videos in sequence so we can learn in a progressive manner. it makes easy to follow. Thanks keep up the good work.

[@athomewithmusic8698]

That's a great suggestion, and actually something I've been meaning to do. I plan to reorganize my piano technique playlist (and other playlists) to make it easier for viewers to follow along by putting the videos in an effective sequential order.

[@AndroidSon]

Play the last prase of Moonlight sonate Bethoven.
It is very beautiful final pass.

[@athomewithmusic8698]

It is indeed very beautiful!

[@braddean6872]

Is it okay to move the thumb at the beginning of each bar. Rather than playing the same note in succession with the thumb?

[@athomewithmusic8698]

Try it both ways and see what works better for you. The recommendations I give are based on the experience of many pianists and teachers, but every pianist is different.

[@braddean6872]

Thank You, I’m self taught ( No teachers or other pianists ) Just Curious Just Asking. Your are a good Teacher! Im watching and playing