Part 1 : 4 Amazing Left Hand Piano Patterns

Here are four awesome left hand patterns to play with any song! Spice up your playing with these techniques!
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[@ronaldking5033]

Simple, clear and to the point. Thanks

[@akiblue]

First inversion of f major is ACF. CFA is the second inversion.

[@stinald]

😂Thanks so much for that clarification.
I was so disappointed thinking that I always had that wrong all this time. 🤞lol

[@michaelbrendel4827]

Thanks for this series of lessons on left hand patterns. Your lessons were a blessing to a new student! I look forward to digging into the rest of your content on your site. Thanks

[@patleo123]

Wow. Thank you Rajesh. Finally I found a video which teaches right hand playing melody and left hand playing chord. Most other videos teach right hand playing chords, which loses the melody.👍👍👍

[@riashew1807]

Oh.. man... I miss your piano lessons, Uncle Rajesh! You're the best!

[@seemapereira]

It's a good helpful video for beginners. The sound and explenations are clear.

[@rebeccaandrew6455]

Thanks a lot for your simple and clear explanation. I love the final pattern and the way you layered your teaching till the fourth pattern seems quite doable. It would be great if you could have music available for the last pattern because it looks like you add a bit of variation to the end of a line too - and that sounds really pretty! I also like the melody on the right with the left hand chords - which is great when you want to sing with it. Looking forward to more of your videos. Thanks again! May God bless you for sharing your talent!

[@inspiremusicinstitute]

Thank you So much For the Response. I have noted you Request and do the needful. I am in process of creating new videos and will be posting it soon.

[@TheresaTV1]

The cool thing about that 10th note is that it’s actually the 3rd of the chord. I might try that pattern to get some nice 9 chords in my music.

[@rebanelson607]

That was an excellent lesson!

[@inspiremusicinstitute]

Glad you liked it!

[@niktalhah4735]

Thanks you so much...i am a really piano dummy, i really looking for left hand tutorial..this is really useful!!!

[@hendaboulwafa4115]

Thank you 🙏

[@inspiremusicinstitute]

Welcome!

[@pklarbipianoandrelaxation]

Great teacher, thank you

[@inspiremusicinstitute]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stinald]

Nice !

[@alexle7077]

👍💗

[@user-em4eu3wf1s]

Sir, This what we expected ❤

[@robertarthur2482]

Thank you 🙏 very good teacher

[@inspiremusicinstitute]

I'm glad you like it

[@vijayaudagi1740]

Sir which song did you choose?? Can you give me the sheet ?And sounds very beautiful.,😃😀😀

[@inspirelearningdevelopment9944]

The sheet is in the description

[@chimeneling2150]

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[@paradoxinmotion]

great video!

[@DougMcDave]

Aren't both F and G the same inversion? I'll need to check, but they should be 2nd inversion? The fifth of the chord is on the bottom in both cases.

[@inspiremusicinstitute]

Yes you are right both F and G are 2nd inversion. Thank you for pointing out.

[@lucaslyimo2118]

Sorry teacher are there any difference between organ and piano if yes instruct me please,,

[@inspiremusicinstitute]

Yes there is a huge difference.
Keys - piano keys are heavier then the keyboard keys.
Number of keys - piano will always have 88 keys whereas keyboard keys vary from 64 to 74 etc. You even get 88 keys keyboard.
3. Piano touch gives you dynamic range as in you create loud, soft, very soft, very loud expression where as in keyboard u are limited to do so.
Piano has 3 pedals where's keyboard do not have any pedal although you buy one external.pedal and plug it.
Keyboard has rhythm sounds where as piano does not have that.

[@melputra919]

I think if you use inversion should put slash chords instead

[@PianoHeal]

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