Luckily, we have also provided some tips that can help you to speed up the process and build your knowledge correctly. You might find that this piano coordination video helps, there are a few exercises for your hands included within.
Also, there are a few things you can do to help if you are struggling, or tips to help you to deal with the frustration.
Playing guitar chords on piano is totally possible. Most people know how a piano looks. They know how a piano sounds. But do they know how piano works? You must be logged in to post a comment. Academy Blog Song Library. Log in Sign up. This is a search that a lot of people make at some point I was rather hoping we might find a musician who knows a bit about those things. And the part of the question "does a pianist see it as two separate lines or one overall composition" is quite piano-specific.
You might ask a drummer - they call it limb-independance. Your brain doesn't have time to think, it only has time to 'do'. Try it with the simple but effective 'pat head, rub tummy' - then swap hands. Took me about 3 weeks of practise to be able to swap, now I don't even have to think about it, swap, swap, swap, no probs.
There are other skills that require this sort of coordination between the hands. Juggling, for instance. Eating with a knife and fork. Cutting hair, with a comb in one hand and scissors in the other.
He he. No worries, you will get there; it requires a lot of tedious practice that seems to achieve nothing, but actually does. Show 5 more comments.
Active Oldest Votes. It depends on the individual, but I'm going to talk about my own experience. Two things to note: It's not really true that each hand is doing something different. Both hands are working together to create a piece of music. Although at first glance it's "special" to have one hand playing one aspect of a piece while the other hand plays a different aspect -- if you think about it, the challenge is no different to, say, a guitarist singing while playing.
Improve this answer. Add a comment. I've played the piano for over 40 years. Mirroring is actually relatively easy. By contrast the absolute hardest is improvisation - I have yet to find anything so simple I can play a repetitive left hand that doesn't screw up the moment I start using my right hand : — Mr. I might agree with you on improvisation. I play some "jazz" from time to time, but I've never really gotten good at "comping" like the greats do typically a LH thing. Of course, I'm not sure I've really dedicated much time to trying to learn it I actually play much, much less than I did 10 or 20 years ago, so I'm afraid I'm not growing in this area, just continuing to play what I learned in the last century And, something you might notice even with the 'greats' in jazz, is that for many of them, the comp chord hits during a rest from the soloing hand fairly often BobRodes BobRodes 8, 22 22 silver badges 46 46 bronze badges.
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Now explain how a church organists manages to play with his feet as well! Left hand and left feet are controlled by one side, right hand and feet by another. But this should be more difficult. NameRakes NameRakes 2 2 bronze badges. Laurence Payne Laurence Payne Harry Potter is one of the most popular book and movie series with both Adults and Children.
If you love the music from the movies like I do, I will teach you how to play the main theme Hedwig's Theme from the movie series. In future classes, we will even add some other music from the series. Ear Training for Piano. Learn how to play piano music by ear is a special skill that is earned through consistent practice.
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During the live, group class, students will listen and take turns guessing harmony intervals and the differences between major, minor, diminished, and augmented triads.
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In this class, we will discuss how to listen and play the piano while singing notes and major, and different intervals. You will also learn basic songs and intervals in the key of C, e. Play the left hand part while singing the right hand part. Whatever you persist in doing, no matter how hard it is for you at first, will get easier and easier until it feels like it just comes naturally.
Playing with both hands together can be pretty tricky, so give yourself time to learn to do it. If you think about it, the piano is one of very few instruments that lets you play up to ten notes all at the same time! Remember, break it up into smaller parts, work on one part at a time, and then put it all together. Method Lessons Games Premium More. Lessons for everyone! Support Center.
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