Piano Co-ordination (Left and Right Hands Together) Made Easy

Left and Right hands together - you can actually already do this (if only you knew!).
...I know it can feel really difficult and complicated to play piano sometimes, your fingers won't do as they're told! Haha... and playing both hands together! Ouch!
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[@pemmasanichaitanya4413]

I fel in love with this song and how graceful u play it!!

[@richblaker9087]

Thanks for that Rob! Separating left and right has been a challenge for a couple of years. The tapping and singing I feel must be helping.. but to stop the left hand joining in with the right is damn near impossible!! Even if I shout abuse at my left, it still refuses to listen to me!

[@robbeetube]

@@richblaker9087 haha brilliant! You’ve made me smile Rich!!
Keep quietly working on it, you’ll get there. Try tapping along with songs on the radio. Don’t think about your hands, get lost in the music. Like I say - it will eventually happen for you.
Keep on keepin on my friend 😊🎹

[@alexhan9849]

You're a great teacher at least for what I set out to learn, at least. Thank you so much for the video AND the email you sent just for a reminder. I'm becoming a big fan of you.

[@robbeetube]

@@alexhan9849 great stuff Alex - thanks 😊🎹

[@respect1393]

Yeaaha again,Thank you sir ,for uploading this kind of tutorial,

[@robbeetube]

So welcome 😊🎹

[@rudycrikemans3202]

thanks Rob , would like more about Piano Co-ordination Left and Right Hands Together with other songs

[@robbeetube]

@@rudycrikemans3202 you’re welcome. There is more about that in the Rebel Piano programme. We open again on 19th August Rudy. Sign up under the video and I’ll keep you informed 😊🎹

[@billhasty5197]

Another great tutorial from Rock 'n Rob. Thanks Rob.

[@robbeetube]

@@billhasty5197 🎶🎹😎❤️😂

[@oismc5177]

Rob, you did the video i asked. Are you serious. You really are trying to be my mentor. Im leaving everything and going home to practice. You're the best.

[@ouzalghost8411]

Thanks Rob I’ve been trying to get this hand co-ordination thing together for years but maybe you just make it look easy, I’ll give it a go, ta pal

[@robbeetube]

@@ouzalghost8411 haha it is easy …eventually!! 😊🎹😎

[@holunasoph]

Great Rob thanks for giving us these great lessons

[@robbeetube]

@@holunasoph you’re very welcome Michael 😊🎹

[@edwardhannigan6324]

So needed..🙂 Thanks..

[@robbeetube]

@@edwardhannigan6324 you’re welcome Edward 😊🎹

[@maureenthorburn]

Fabulous Rob love the videos taking my time going through them 😊

[@robbeetube]

@@maureenthorburn great Maureen- shorter 10 to 20 minute practice (music making!) sessions every day are best. Enjoy 😊🎹

[@gtrdoc911]

G chord with a C in the bass could be viewed as C major 9 because the d note is the 9 and the b note is the major 7 in the C major scale.

[@robbeetube]

@@gtrdoc911 ah yes! That makes sense. Thanks 🙏😊🎹

[@alexhan9849]

Or can it be a Gsus4 chord in inversion? Still an internediate level. Just curious. Thanx.

[@gtrdoc911]

@@alexhan9849 generally a sus 4 chord does not have the "sus4 note" (c in the case of a G chord) as the bass note.

[@alexhan9849]

Thank you. I'm learning every day. ​@@gtrdoc911

[@vivfaydonahue687]

So fun Rob... your positive personality is 😊..! I am becoming a big fan. BTW, similar to the "rule" for diminished chords: ("The base note used defines the chord");
likewise the notes described can make a C maj.7th Chord (if using a "C" as the lowest base) - or a Gsus4 Chord ( if using a "G" in the lowest base) to express the harmonic progression best... & define the chord for listeners. Hope this makes sense; Nonetheless Rob, I hope to learn from you the joy you express simply playing!

[@declangeraghty8176]

Thank you brother great lesson again

[@robbeetube]

@@declangeraghty8176 your welcome Declan 😊🎹

[@klaushinz9336]

This kind of video I don't need.

[@robbeetube]

@@klaushinz9336 pleased to hear it Klaus. Wishing you much piano happiness.
Rob 😊🎹