Efficiency on the piano comes from having proper technique. Most self-taught pianists only practice scales in hopes of developing strong technique; however, one of the often overlooked but necessary exercises to help with technique building is practicing of Block Chords and Broken Chords. After all, as a pianist, we spend most of our time playing chords, so we need to ensure we do everything necessary to hone this skill.
In this course, you will learn everything about how to practice blocked and broken chords in all twelve keys with the correct fingerings. The chords covered in this course are; Major, Minor, and Diminished
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DILCIA S.
I see that in order to play by ear I must successfully learn how to master the technique of knowing how to play the broken and blocked chord properly and efficiently, this will take some time, but I am determine to learn. The lifting and arching of wrist and hands technique helps much. Thanks for your easy way of training Warren, God bless.
Mia A.
I love this course because it puts into perspective the importance of WHY we should practice the way we do. A huge time saver than binge watching a bunch of youtube vids which doesn't go into the information this guy is sharing.As a self-taught it is appreciated much.
I play block and broken chords but I didn't know how they were called, and I didn't have a good way to practice them. After taking this lesson, I understand what block and broken chords are, and I learned a good way to practice them. Thanks to my great teacher Warren!