Orin Rọrun lati Mu ṣiṣẹ lori Piano

Ṣafikun Awọn Imudara Piano iselona Kekere Nigbati o Ṣetan.

Gbiyanju Iyatọ tirẹ ni Ara Ṣiṣẹ Piano.

Ni kete ti o ba ni itunu diẹ sii pẹlu awọn ipilẹ orin yii, bẹrẹ fifi awọn fọwọkan kekere kun nibi ati nibẹ. Ṣe ara rẹ version. O le paapaa yi aṣẹ ti awọn kọọdu piano pada:

Piano Licks

Ṣẹda ọwọ ọtún piano licks. Fun apẹẹrẹ, ni kete ṣaaju ami iṣẹju 4 lori fidio Mo tun ṣe ilana F #-EDA ni awọn quavers (awọn akọsilẹ kẹjọ) ati pe o rọrun, ṣugbọn munadoko gaan!

Piano Texture ati Stride Hand osi

To make the sound more ‘rock piano’ or ‘heavier’, if you are feeling confident, try a stride piano left hand. For this, you play low bass octaves or single bass notes (eg D), then jump up to the chord (D Major). This gives you the weight of the piano bass and the thicker texture from a chord. Change the order of the chords again if you like. “Own the chords” and make YOUR own piece.

Awọn akọsilẹ Ọwọ Ọtun ti o ga julọ

Ṣe idanwo pẹlu diẹ ninu awọn akọsilẹ piano giga paapaa ki o ṣere ni ayika diẹ lati wa nkan ti o baamu ara rẹ. Nitoribẹẹ, o le duro nigbagbogbo si awọn ilana ṣiṣere ipilẹ daradara, nitorinaa o da lori ohun ti o baamu fun ọ ati mu ẹda rẹ jade. Gba dun!

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