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- Place your second finger on D, third finger on E, fourth finger on F and your fifth finger on G. Place your left hand (LH) fifth finger on the next C to the left of middle C (one octave below), your fourth finger on D, third finger on E, second finger on F and first finger on G.
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Nov 16, 2023 · MusicTheoryAcademy. 34.2K subscribers. Subscribed. 9. 357 views 1 month ago Beginner Piano Lessons. Let's unlock your left hand piano playing skills! Find all of the FREE resources from...
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- Lesson 2 Exercise and Piece
- Lesson 2 Piece Backing Track
- Music Theory Videos
- Written Summary of Lesson
- Introducing The Left Hand
- Learning Your First Left Hand Piece
Here is the sheet music for the Lesson 2 Exercise and Piece for you to learn. View it on the page or click on the download button below the image to download the file as a PDF: Here is the sheet music for the right hand version for you to try:
Here is the backing track for the Lesson 2 piece. There are 2 versions – one with the lead piano melody and one without. Either stream it on the player or click on the link below the player to download it to your computer: Backing Track with Lead Melody Backing Track without Lead Melody
Here are the 2 music theory videos mentioned in Lesson 2 on Bass Clef and Middle C for you to watch:
In Beginner Piano Lesson 1we had an introduction to the piano, looked at how to find Middle C (2 black notes, etc..), learned how to read some basic music in Treble Clef and you played your first piece using your right hand. In this lesson we are going to: 1. Play a piece with your left hand 2. Learn to Read Bass Clef
One of the great things about the piano is that you can play lots of notes at the same time because you can play the keys with both hands. This enables you to get a really full and large sound from the piano. So, in this piano lesson we are going to have a look at how to play the piano with your left hand. The first stage is to just get used to pos...
To play this piece we are going to start with the left hand in the position we have just been trying. So, your hand should be on the keyboard with your thumb on Middle C. Once again, we are going to read the sheet music (score) for this piece. However, this time there is going to be one big difference in the sheet music. We are going to be followin...
One of the challenges most keyboard players face is knowing what to do with the left hand and that’s why we’re dedicating this lesson to studying the left hand extensively. There are a variety of stuff a beginner can apply on the left hand and it varies from notes to octaves and fifths.
Apr 17, 2022 · Exercise 1. Exercise 2. Practice coordination between your left and right hand. FAQs. Understanding the positions of keys. Each note on a keyboard has a name–a letter between A and G–that you need to know by heart. Music sheets or charts tell you which notes to play using symbols and letters. A keyboard’s layout consists of a few sets of octaves.
Place your right hand #1 finger on middle C, and your left hand #1 on the G to the immediate left of middle C. Place your other fingers on the consecutive keys. Practice Tip: Practice by counting out loud as you play, then naming the notes as you play. Remember to keep steady time, and don’t try to go too fast! Notice that this sounds the ...
