The BEST Way To Practice Piano Chords - Beginner Friendly!

Piano chords are an essential part of any type of music. However, knowing how to practice them the right way is crucial to your success with learning the piano.
To help you out, I've put together this simple guide on the best ways to practice piano chords. Its beginner friendly, and also has some intermediate techniques woven in for when you're ready for that next step.
In this video I'll share the following:
⭐ Diatonic scales and how they impact the chords you play
⭐ Easy chord progressions you can use to test your skill
⭐ How play chords with both hands at the same time!
⭐ How to easily support your chords progressions with your left hand
⭐ How to add broken patterns to your chords
⭐ Fingering demonstrations for each of the chord patterns
⭐ How to add chord inversions to your piano practice
⭐ How whole steps and half steps impact your note selection for each chord
⭐ and much more!
After watching this video, you'll have a much better grasp on how these piano chord patterns can help you be a better player. It's a fun way to spruce up your playing whether you're a beginner classical pianist, an adult just learning how to play music, or if you're just looking for inspiration to enhance your own playing.
Let me know any additional questions you have in the comments!
Learn more about how to practice piano chords, and rhythm patterns here - joshuarosspiano.com/piano-sca...
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[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Nicely done brother ❤

[@PianoFrenzy]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Tinyhousefan]

Very good channel Piano frenzy, good at explaining how to play. Thank you 😊

[@PianoFrenzy]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@CALAVERADENUIT]

Thank you very much, this was a very helpful video!

[@PianoFrenzy]

Glad to hear that!

[@richiestarks6163]

I pray for your success. Your videos are professional and the time you put in makes it easier for us to understand. Keep these videos going.

[@PianoFrenzy]

Glad you like them! Definitely want to make sure everyone has a solid plan for practicing these skills!

[@lancelouw2763]

Fab lesson 🎉

[@PianoFrenzy]

Appreciate that, thanks!

[@LJ-702]

I'm beginner and I have noticed one problem with this practice. You rely on sequence to be able to find next inversion. This is not real life scenario. We need a method to find inversion between chords straight away across the piano without paying in sequence if that's make sense. Great channel BTW 🙏👍

[@PianoFrenzy]

Thanks for the reply! Whether you practice a sequence or approach your inversions from octaves, scales, etc..you can jump straight to any of the inversions because you'll be used to forming those shapes with your hands. It makes sense to practice a sequence because it gives us understanding of where we are coming from, what notes are involved etc. Besides, most music follows a pattern and so I think there's tons of options here. I will look to make a video showing some additional scenarios and how I'd jump into an inversion in real music :)