Simple piano techniques. Beautiful sounds.
Looking for a free piano chord chart? Look no further! I’ve created a chart that shows you the proper piano keys to play to create all the basic major, minor, seventh, augmented, and diminished chords. And you DON’T have to read music to use it! This chart will be an invaluable tool for you to
Here is an easy rock and roll piano lesson video that will give you a great foundation to play classic tunes like “Johnny B. Goode,” “Great Balls of Fire,” and “Old Time Rock and Roll,” just to name a few.
In this lesson, we’re going to talk about rock and roll piano – well, I guess I should say rock ‘n’ roll, to be official. This will hopefully be a very simple lesson for you, because rock and roll piano uses some very simple structures. First, let’s talk about the chord progression.
Patterns are an integral part of the piano – the whole keyboard is built upon a single series of 12 keys, and piano sheet music naturally involves a number of patterns – both melodic (single notes) and harmonic (multiple notes).
In this video lesson, I’ll show you how you can use some very simple patterns to improve your piano playing FAST. They may take just a little practice, but once you learn these and start creating your own, I think you’ll begin to see the power of piano patterns.
Welcome to my inaugural post on the PianoFAST blog! I’m so happy you decided to drop by and visit – REALLY, I AM! My goal with this blog is to share power lessons, tips, and secrets to help you play piano – and sound like a pro – fast. So what do famous piano players
372 chords covering all keys, and NO sheet music to read!