Comments for PianoFast https://pianofast.com/ Simple Techniques. Beautiful Sounds. Fast Results. Thu, 22 Dec 2022 20:02:42 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7.2 Comment on Printable Free Piano Chord Chart by Audrey Jean Swartzentruber https://pianofast.com/printable-free-piano-chord-chart/#comments/2030386 Thu, 22 Dec 2022 20:02:42 +0000 https://pianofast.wpengine.com/?p=104#comment-2030386 Thank you!

]]> Comment on Printable Free Piano Chord Chart by Jeff Tronel https://pianofast.com/printable-free-piano-chord-chart/#comments/2030384 Wed, 14 Dec 2022 20:20:35 +0000 https://pianofast.wpengine.com/?p=104#comment-2030384 thank a lot you for the chord chart.

]]> Comment on Printable Free Piano Chord Chart by Nancy https://pianofast.com/printable-free-piano-chord-chart/#comments/2030365 Mon, 31 Oct 2022 00:18:27 +0000 https://pianofast.wpengine.com/?p=104#comment-2030365 Thank-you so much for posting this!

]]> Comment on How To Use Patterns To Improve Your Piano Playing FAST! (Video) by susanna crowe https://pianofast.com/how-to-use-patterns-to-improve-your-piano-playing-fast-2/#comments/30344 Sun, 25 Jul 2021 23:06:28 +0000 https://pianofast.wpengine.com/?p=57#comment-30344 thank you so very much that was a major help

]]> Comment on How To Use Patterns To Improve Your Piano Playing FAST! (Video) by Bill https://pianofast.com/how-to-use-patterns-to-improve-your-piano-playing-fast-2/#comments/30343 Sat, 27 Jun 2020 19:05:31 +0000 https://pianofast.wpengine.com/?p=57#comment-30343 In reply to Mary Ann Minner.

Arpeggios do make a nice ending, Mary Ann, but they can be used to improvise or add some flair any time within a song. Also, if you play a 6 chord arpeggio down low in your left hand, you have a very nice bass pattern that I use all the time for rock and roll or just about any style. So, C-E-G-A repeated until it’s time for the next chord, which would probably be F (play F-A-C-D) or G (G-B-D-E).

]]> Comment on How To Use Patterns To Improve Your Piano Playing FAST! (Video) by Bill https://pianofast.com/how-to-use-patterns-to-improve-your-piano-playing-fast-2/#comments/30342 Sat, 27 Jun 2020 19:02:47 +0000 https://pianofast.wpengine.com/?p=57#comment-30342 In reply to Mary Ann Minner.

Thanks so much for your comment, Mary Ann! Most of my courses are available in online or DVD format. The one I usually recommend to get started is “Professional Piano Chords for Everyday Pianists,” which you can find all about here: https://pianochordsfast.com/

]]> Comment on How To Use Patterns To Improve Your Piano Playing FAST! (Video) by Mary Ann Minner https://pianofast.com/how-to-use-patterns-to-improve-your-piano-playing-fast-2/#comments/30341 Mon, 15 Jun 2020 21:30:53 +0000 https://pianofast.wpengine.com/?p=57#comment-30341 In reply to Bill.

now I got it!!! My arpeggios are only with the three chord notes, so I need to practice what you were showing, but can I start with my left hand? Are arpeggios usually played at the end of a piece???

]]> Comment on How To Use Patterns To Improve Your Piano Playing FAST! (Video) by Mary Ann Minner https://pianofast.com/how-to-use-patterns-to-improve-your-piano-playing-fast-2/#comments/30340 Mon, 15 Jun 2020 21:25:42 +0000 https://pianofast.wpengine.com/?p=57#comment-30340 I am always interested in improving on knowing how to accompany on the piano while singing. But I’m not happy with the way I play…sounds too rigid. So I watched your video two times, and will watch it again. I have always used the number method for my fingers: 1 (thumb) 2 (Index?), 3 (middle) 4th(?) and 5 (pinkie). So, at the very beginning of your video I was confused in connecting the right fingers to the right key. Yes, I am almost 83 so my brain is definitely slower, but I know I can learn because just in the last five years I have learned how to play music w/o the notes for the left hand. I only use the base note of the chord. My right hand plays the melody along with the chord. Which means I have to invert the chords because the melody note has to coincide with the note in the chord as the top note, so the need to invert. Which is still a challenge since I learned to recognize the chords on paper (like you mentioned in another video). I got overwhelmed when you started playing the patterns faster, then adding all the other wonderful parts to the music. When you started with “arpeggios”, that is a pattern I sometimes use for endings to a a song. Or, I will play a couple of the chords, then the arpeggio. I use both left and right hands as I move up the keyboard. I do not have a DVD player so cannot order your DVD’s, but you mentioned something that I can do “online”. I can put my Ipad on my digital piano and listen to you while trying to apply what you are teaching. We moved into a condo and I gave my baby grand to a piano teacher near the house we lived in and he added it to his other piano. He reminds me of you, and especially when he overwhelms me; however, I have learned so much about playing only with the chords from him.
At this time he is not available. So, what do you suggest for me? I don’t pick up fast, prefer slow, methodical method. But when I catch on, look out!!!!!

]]> Comment on Simple Piano Improvisation for Relaxation and Stress Relief (Video) by William https://pianofast.com/simple-piano-improvisation-for-relaxation-and-stress-relief/#comments/30339 Fri, 27 Mar 2020 18:28:47 +0000 https://pianofast.wpengine.com/?p=2172#comment-30339 Excellent interval lesson in C. Especially when alternating the intervals. Sounds beautiful. Thank you.

]]> Comment on Simple Piano Improvisation for Relaxation and Stress Relief (Video) by Keith https://pianofast.com/simple-piano-improvisation-for-relaxation-and-stress-relief/#comments/30338 Mon, 23 Mar 2020 16:16:14 +0000 https://pianofast.wpengine.com/?p=2172#comment-30338 That’s very interesting and sounds good.

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