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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Ratings and Reviews
Kim S.
Warren not only tell you the what but the why of needing to be proficient with blocked and broken chords. Playing them well and in all keys sets the foundation for piano success. Warren is a great teacher and is clearly interested in the development of his students. Some people that have the talent level that Warren does are not interested in helping others grow and develop. I highly recommend
KENNETH WOODARD
Wow I've been trying to learn to become better for a long time, but now I see just in these exercises so much that I didn't consider. Now I see that I'm going to get better if I just keep up with what you are showing. Thanks Warren it's a great help!
@Kwame,
There’s no separate video for broken chords because there’s nothing new to add. The fingerings and technique recommendations used for blocked chords are the same as those used for broken chords.