Play With 2 Hands On Piano (5 Exercises you NEED to Practice)

Are you struggling to play 2 hands together on the piano? Does your coordination suffer and you want to just throw in the towel sometimes? If that sounded like you, then you need to watch this video!
Playing hands together at the piano is EASY if you know how to practice your music the right way. I'm going to show you exactly how to play with 2 Hands on Piano. In this piano tutorial video, we'll go over the following:
⭐ Practicing Coordination Exercises.
⭐ How to establish piano hand independence, finger independence and hand coordination.
⭐ My octave exercise to get your hands playing together quickly
⭐ How I use contrary motion scales to play with both hands easily
⭐ Playing chords with both hands
⭐ Coordination exercises without using the piano keys
⭐ How to mix in new rhythms
⭐ How to use phantom playing to get your hands playing together
⭐ Examples of developing your coordination in real piano music
⭐ and much more...
After watching this video, you'll have a much better grasp on how these techniques an help you be much better at playing your right hand and left hand together. 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!
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[@kaadhalveri7527]

Great lesson very helpful to beginners like me ! Tq very much for uploading !

[@PianoFrenzy]

You're very welcome!

[@csgulyas]

Great video. Forever beginner here. I'm ok doing hand independence exercises like this, but when I try to sight read and play hands together, I hit a snag. I'm probably not the only one having the same problem, transitioning the hand independence skill to reading and playing sheet music. Would be great to see a tutorial from you, how to bring the hand independence exercise into the world of sight reading. (The fantom notes technique seems to be one level above that)

[@PianoFrenzy]

thanks for the reply! You can actually phantom play from day 1 with sight reading, its one of the most effective ways. I do have a sight reading video coming out soon and will definitely try to address this! :)