If you’re like most musicians, you probably struggle with your left hand.
Unless left-handed, chances are you have a disproportionately stronger, more coordinated right hand. And if you learned to play piano with single bass notes on the left hand and full chords on the right (as many of us do), you kinda get stuck in your ways.
So when it comes to playing two-hand chord voicings, utilizing the left hand just as much or MORE than the right hand — what can you do to improve it? Here are five things to get you started:
Read the full article →
When it comes to chord voicings and inversions, you have many options to explore. And as your chords gets bigger, the possibilities only expand!
Remember my simple definition of an inversion: It’s simply a different way to order the notes in a chord. More specifically, every note gets its turn on the…
Read the full article →