@@k1ng953 try playing a song with your right hand then about 4 seconds later play the same song with your left hand i used "mary had a little lamb". its simple but its what i use and its really good (and hard) if you manage to do it try playing 2 songs at the same time
If you are actually working on your technique, I have only one tip. Don't overthink. Just be patient and let it come go you naturally. It will in time...with practice and patience. Everything is difficult before it is easy. Good luck!
Here are the 3 tips and all their timecodes: Here they are with their timecodes: - Tip #1 - The Mirror - 0:18 - Tip #2 - Tapping Rhythm - 1:40 - Tip #3 - Playing Staccato - 3:06 Let me know which is your favorite!
thanks. I also find it helpful to know exactly where the left hand fingers are supposed to play in terms of the down and off beats of the phrase, to get the fingers to drum out the rhythm while rocking the body to the time. I can do this away from the piano too. another exercise for unifying both hands is to focus on the left hand while starting out with say half note patterns on the right , then moving to quarter note (these can be single notes), and on to eigth, quarters, sixteenths. To really establish the placement of the phrase in the base of the meter. Helping me.
I picked quarter-note phrases from Liszt in the right. I mirror them in the left. Using the metronome, I increase by 2bpm a day. No rushing. There are things my left can now do better than my right previously did. I like your method.
I am having a very hard time playing broken chords / arpeggios with both hands at the same time. I can play either hand with ease but together everything falls apart. Then I get mad and just go back to chiming octaves with my left. Any ideas?
When you stary trying to play hands together are you trying to play at the same speed as separate? I'd recommend slowing things right down for hands together, and gradually working back up.
Does anyone relate to this, like I can't play left and right hand at the same time cause I get that weird feeling my hands won't move since im not playing at the same time.
I have been trying to the stone tower temple song from zelda, my right hand plays easily with little effort, but even tho the left hand melody is redundant and repetitive i still have trouble keeping that timing while my right hand is playing, I can play other songs with both hands, but some patterns with left hand almost seem incompatible with the right hand simultaneously, it blows my mind how much easier it is for me to play with my right hand, makes me feel like i really neglected the left side lol
I dont have trouble when both hands do the same thing or play independently But When yhey have to do something different at the same time. Playing it by rhythm is STILL throwing my brain for a loop. Will I EVER conquer this? Is it possible? I feel "mentally challenged'. Ugh
Great tips thank you 🙏🏻Just wondering what the reasoning is behind the mirroring technique working to improve the left hand???🤔 I understand the methodology, just now sure how it works to help🤷🏻♂️ *scratches head*🥴😅
Because our right hand is usually much better it helps to 'force' our left hand to follow along. And mirroring the pattern keeps the fingering the same in both hands - so we don't have to think too much about getting the fingering correct.
Well, to answer the questions asked. No, my left hand usually do what I want it to do. I never play staccato as it is not my method or preference when playing the piano. It might be a good lesson if I were to play staccato once though.
That's great! Although the staccato exercise is not so that you can play staccato, it's to train your fingers and hand to play with precision and control.
Do you also have some „advanced“ exercises? Im Playing Fantasie impromptu and i just realise that my left hand often gets tired but my right hand is like literally at 100%
No more than 5-10 minutes per practice session. You could even pick one and do it for one week each day, then choose another one to make it interesting. They key is consistency, so as long as you're doing a little bit each day you WILL get better!
Ok so the problem I’m having is I’m left handed to write and draw but my right hand is so much better that the piano then my left I can play together but the problem I have is in my left there’s normally support notes in the right hand will be the melody or the main part of a song I can’t get my left hand to play the supporting notes while my right plays because it feels like my I’m trying to play two things at once that are different I hope someone can give me some tips ❤
I'm trying to learn on my grandpa's accordion I inherited and golly my left hand is supposed to be the bass but ends up doing what my right hand wants to do which is the medley 😵.
For all the non-sheet players out there - NGL, does anyone else feel like when they want to just see a piece and learn it rote, they use synthesia, but when they actually want to learn piano it's always
My left hand wouldn't be so bad if I didn't completely cut through the tendon in my index finger. Makes it so much harder. My fingertip has no flexibility 😥 oh well, no point crying over spilt milk I guess.
Umm. no one is your babe here, respect they are your tutors who are helping out in giving you lessons for free. So take your creepiness at some other place.
@@champaklalgada5110 bro I lover her for her voice and for her jovial behavior I'm not seeing her with bad eyes OK I'm just cheering them up if you have issues with that first make you self comfortable at home and don't watch RUclips
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My problem is that my left hand tries to copy my right hand
me too
@@kuuhaku2543 name yourself Bluejob
@@k1ng953 try playing a song with your right hand then about 4 seconds later play the same song with your left hand i used "mary had a little lamb". its simple but its what i use and its really good (and hard)
if you manage to do it try playing 2 songs
at the same time
it works i swear just keep trying
Learn hand independence
"That was alot easier"...me crying in a fetus position...
If you are actually working on your technique, I have only one tip. Don't overthink. Just be patient and let it come go you naturally. It will in time...with practice and patience. Everything is difficult before it is easy. Good luck!
I think that if I had a piano at home, I'd probably do the same in the same position
That's easier for her, not easiest! 😂
it is like my left hand not exist when playing piano
I literally have to look at it to see how it works
One of my finger feels like it disappeard when I try to do it.
o-o
lol this comment tickled me
Always my middle finger too 😂
I noticed this today in my first lesson lol. My left ring finger just stopped existing. Kinda glad to know I'm not alone haha.
Those chord inversions are so smart. I like that the finger numbers match.
Thank for the tutorial, I used to think I had two left hands, but hopefully I will be able to train the brain using your methodology..
After 10 years again started to learn piano. You guys really made me to learn again. This time I wont give up. Thank u so much ! - Hari from India.
Dude it's been almost a year since you commented
Got any updates?
@@naveen5126 everyone who say that they started something, never update xD
@@a_beats5529 lol I guess that's true
@@naveen5126 yes it is😂
4 years now any updates ?
Here are the 3 tips and all their timecodes:
Here they are with their timecodes:
- Tip #1 - The Mirror - 0:18
- Tip #2 - Tapping Rhythm - 1:40
- Tip #3 - Playing Staccato - 3:06
Let me know which is your favorite!
Second one is my favourite.
Tapping right hand is refulgent!!!
The problem is that I cant play in different Rythems I just wanna play normally I wanna cry
Is it better now?
thanks. I also find it helpful to know exactly where the left hand fingers are supposed to
play in terms of the down and off beats of the phrase, to get the fingers to drum out the rhythm while rocking the body to the time. I can do this away from the piano too. another exercise for unifying both hands is to focus on the left hand while starting out with say half note patterns on the right , then moving to quarter note (these can be single notes), and on to eigth, quarters, sixteenths. To really establish the placement of the phrase in the base of the meter. Helping me.
I picked quarter-note phrases from Liszt in the right. I mirror them in the left. Using the metronome, I increase by 2bpm a day. No rushing. There are things my left can now do better than my right previously did. I like your method.
This teacher is amazing!! Bring her back for more, I love her style of teaching!!
Yeah. She's hot too🔥🔥
@@noone-hd1ck bruh
@@noone-hd1ck that escalated quickly lol
Simpppp
Wow the last tip was a very helpful tip that could finally help my issues
The 2nd Exercise just changed my life in few minutes!!! Thank u so much!! Love from India
Love this website - cool teachers and they make it so sumple
Thank you🙏
Buffy the Piano Slayer!!
...Absolutely mesmerized
Thanks
Greetings from across the Ocean 🤗👍🌷
staccato exercise is brilliant
Excellent teaching, thank you!
One of the best videos out. Thank you for this
Love the video, that's probably the best left hand piano tutorial i ever watched and it worked
Many thanks for these tips.
Thanks😊
Sweet
Thank You!
I tried to practice piano with the left hand just now and I couldn't do it. I couldn't even to the right. How do people learn notes so quickly!
Thanks you for the video
But the jingle at the end is beautiful! care to share the full song?
Thank you,!!
I am having a very hard time playing broken chords / arpeggios with both hands at the same time. I can play either hand with ease but together everything falls apart. Then I get mad and just go back to chiming octaves with my left. Any ideas?
When you stary trying to play hands together are you trying to play at the same speed as separate?
I'd recommend slowing things right down for hands together, and gradually working back up.
I really have to brain my train, n'est-ce pas?
Good lesson. Is the tapping a 3/4 or a 6/8 rhythm?
Cool tips. Thanks for posting this video.
Thanks, I shall try
Thanks!
I’ve struggled with the left hand on Hallelujah for years - you just fixed me! Thanks so much!!!
Very Nice tutorial
Does anyone relate to this, like I can't play left and right hand at the same time cause I get that weird feeling my hands won't move since im not playing at the same time.
Mine is my left hand always copies my right hand TwT
My pinky finger is just slow cause of my small freaking hands
Thanks a lot. these exercises are great. I will do all of them 1 by one.
Thank you very much. I have to try harder.
Can you do a tutorial of Feeling good please
Me learning to play hallelujah a few days ago and almost giving up
You: plays it amazingly
Me: I'll be trying again ⬛
Nice video
I have been trying to the stone tower temple song from zelda, my right hand plays easily with little effort, but even tho the left hand melody is redundant and repetitive i still have trouble keeping that timing while my right hand is playing, I can play other songs with both hands, but some patterns with left hand almost seem incompatible with the right hand simultaneously, it blows my mind how much easier it is for me to play with my right hand, makes me feel like i really neglected the left side lol
Great!
Thx
I dont have trouble when both hands do the same thing or play independently But When yhey have to do something different at the same time. Playing it by rhythm is STILL throwing my brain for a loop. Will I EVER conquer this? Is it possible? I feel "mentally challenged'. Ugh
Keep the faith Jacquelyn :) It is totally possible!
Great tips thank you 🙏🏻Just wondering what the reasoning is behind the mirroring technique working to improve the left hand???🤔 I understand the methodology, just now sure how it works to help🤷🏻♂️ *scratches head*🥴😅
Because our right hand is usually much better it helps to 'force' our left hand to follow along. And mirroring the pattern keeps the fingering the same in both hands - so we don't have to think too much about getting the fingering correct.
Great help! thanks!
using these drills for my right hand 😎
thank you, :))
Thank you,
Keep up the good work.
Awesome advise just when I needed it !
Love the title
really good tipps. Thank you so much.
i used this idea for typing
Cool
Well, to answer the questions asked. No, my left hand usually do what I want it to do. I never play staccato as it is not my method or preference when playing the piano. It might be a good lesson if I were to play staccato once though.
That's great! Although the staccato exercise is not so that you can play staccato, it's to train your fingers and hand to play with precision and control.
Les go startin now -2024
how are you doing now with the piano
Nice ma'am
Cassi u r so beautiful as like your teachings fortunate are those who are learning personally from you
Do you also have some „advanced“ exercises? Im Playing Fantasie impromptu and i just realise that my left hand often gets tired but my right hand is like literally at 100%
Plz upload sight reading too...
Amazing job, this helps me lot
For how long should I practice these exercises?
No more than 5-10 minutes per practice session. You could even pick one and do it for one week each day, then choose another one to make it interesting. They key is consistency, so as long as you're doing a little bit each day you WILL get better!
Very nice mem.my fingar is very hard.
1:00 what's the purpose of the "swoop"?
Lemme know is there any wrong of using thumb on black keys
I think mirroring makes it easy
Tip3 I have listened this in anime called piano forest
my left hand feel very better
But how to free left hand to play song,and scale aldo
Ok so the problem I’m having is I’m left handed to write and draw but my right hand is so much better that the piano then my left I can play together but the problem I have is in my left there’s normally support notes in the right hand will be the melody or the main part of a song I can’t get my left hand to play the supporting notes while my right plays because it feels like my I’m trying to play two things at once that are different I hope someone can give me some tips ❤
so can i i pratice a scale with the left hand and right hand going in the opposite direction
Anybody here who's a lefty? Is your left hand coordinating with your right just fine or is it also 'stubborn'?
Why i feel play stacato is more hard compared to normal playing??
It requires more finger control - you can't be lazy on the keys :)
Mirror is good
But show me how to play rush e with it
Haha oger....Hallelujah! get it
I'm trying to learn on my grandpa's accordion I inherited and golly my left hand is supposed to be the bass but ends up doing what my right hand wants to do which is the medley 😵.
For all the non-sheet players out there - NGL, does anyone else feel like when they want to just see a piece and learn it rote, they use synthesia, but when they actually want to learn piano it's always
im playing some etude my teacher told me to learn at a really fast tempo in less than a week but my left hand doesn’t move fast AT ALL
My left hand wouldn't be so bad if I didn't completely cut through the tendon in my index finger. Makes it so much harder. My fingertip has no flexibility 😥 oh well, no point crying over spilt milk I guess.
My problem is that when my right hand tries to stay with the tempo of the music my left hand slows down trying to copy my right hand.
the problem is the notes in right becames the same when i try to use my left hand
My problem is that my left hand sucks af. I can play whole la campanella with right hand, But left is not able to folow.
bad teacher. is this the turbo version
Will y’all send me a Pianote t shirt?
Please????
First
Who's the honey?
instructions unclear
Head caught between the tuning pins.
I bet her name is susan
ma'am.can you play slowly.i cannot catch.you are so fast
You can adjust the speed on the settings 🙂
Does not work.
This was damaging to what i already knew.
You won’t see a woman teaching a guitar.
2nd where's my white head babe 😘😢
Umm. no one is your babe here, respect they are your tutors who are helping out in giving you lessons for free. So take your creepiness at some other place.
@@champaklalgada5110 bro I lover her for her voice and for her jovial behavior I'm not seeing her with bad eyes OK I'm just cheering them up if you have issues with that first make you self comfortable at home and don't watch RUclips
Sidhu Superman lol u just called her babe, I don't think you would consider it polite if I called your mom a babe...
Champaklal Gada I thought he was being sweet. I didn't find that creepy at all.
@@champaklalgada5110 jaquelin told you the right thing Mr I'm being sweet that's all if you saw yesterday video then you wouldn't scold me brother.
Too difficult. Pls make them simpler.
SO EASY FOR YOU...GO SLOW WE DONT HAVE THE PRACTICE U HAVE......TOO FAST FOR ME...I AM LOST