Stride Piano For Beginners
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- čas přidán 7. 12. 2022
- Always wanted to learn how to play stride piano left hand? Stride piano fundamentals for beginners and best stride piano tips for those who are starting out are waiting for you in this short but effective tutorial.
Left hand stride might seem intimidating for beginner jazz piano students, but be assured, learning the right technique from the start through the stride piano exercises we offer, will make stride piano easy and accessible for you on your jazz piano journey.
This beginner stride piano tutorial will equip you with all you need to start enjoying yourself at the piano!
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Thank you for watching! If you would like some more exercises on stride piano, please let us know by commenting below.
Thank you for this! It's my dream to play Stride piano!!
Great lesson, thanks. Suddenly playing Tom Waits new coat of paint
That's fantastic!
Yes Tom. MORE stride lessons. This was 🎉🎉🎉🎉🔥🔥🔥🔥.
I've been working on Joplin for a few months and I just heard about this style. Thanks for the video!
Thank you!
Sure! Would love more of these. Fantastic lesson! Thanks
Just Wow!
Thank you,Tom.🌹🌹⭐🌹🌹
Hi Tom, I love it 🥰 Thanks for more to practice. 😌
Another great lesson, thank you very much
Many thanks!
Thank you Tom for your brilliant teaching.
My pleasure!
Freimaurer! Eure Hände zeigen es!
Tom dude I am literally at my keyboard rn and crying in jealousy of how I can’t ply this 😢 but like all things all it needs is practice 😅 Thx Tom for teaching me this I have always wanted to learn blues and the jazz kinda feel on piano ❤ thank u for showing me how to do that tom😊😊 can’t wait for the next vid😊😊❤
Start slowly with the left hand, we all did at one point !!
Thanks for sharing!
It's a pleasure
Wow, you really have great videos for these tips. I had to rethink my lifestyle choices since I started staying up until 3 AM, sleeping in and always showing up late.
LOL.
You have another video about a Chopin piece taught by a lady (Eva? sorry if I didn't get the name correct) but she also talked about a stride technique. Another great video with helpful hints. I think this was an older video, she impressed me with her teaching style also.
What make and model piano? It sounds great.
I am a beginner. I love stride piano and would apreciate to learn playing that!
I've taught this exercise to beginners before with success, though you definitely need to sit with it for some time!
what kind of piano is that?
Hi! Is that a Roland?
It Dont mean a thing or Hit the road jack sounds like😄
Wonderful pieces for Stride.
Brilliant lesson. Looks easy but it's clearly not haha.
I wish you had shown what you were doing when you added sevenths near the end. I couldn't see exactly how or where you added notes. You over-demonstrated the simplest things and then skipped right over explaining what notes you added when it got more complicated. Thank you. BTW, is "no pedal" a governing principle of stride? Do you pretty much never pedal in stride?
Pedaling in stride piano can be a very useful tool, but it can also muddy the sound if used improperly or excessively. It's always beneficial to practice without pedal initially, to ensure that you are playing the notes cleanly and accurately. The pedal should be used as a means to enhance the sound, not cover up technical issues.
Additionally, focusing on the technique of playing 7th chords, I have another video on our channel that looks at that topic in much detail czcams.com/video/Y4boMiYN7ZE/video.html
Don’t know if it’s just me but when you talk you’re practically drowned out by the piano. It doesn’t help to up the volume…it ups the piano too obviously.
Love your playing
Hmm haven't had much of that feedback, maybe try another device? A good approach is to turn on the subtitles, they are perfectly transcribed by our team, so the text is 100 percent accurate.
Thanks for your kind words!
@@contemporaryschoolofpiano No, the commentator was right. The keyboard is very loud compared to your voice. And you could drop completely the very loud and obtrusive "background" music at the beginning, while you're making your intro. It obscures the narration. Thank you.
@@bettyrouch1833 I beg to differ, if you're listening to high-fidelity sound on that little tin known as the 'phone speaker,' it's like trying to enjoy a gourmet meal through a straw. The blame lies not with the chef, but with the straw...
So for those with underwhelming speakers, the subtitles are your new best friends! Click that little button on CZcams, it also really helps with making these videos accessible with some of the more challenging topics. And while we're at it, it's always worth investing in good headphones or a swanky Bluetooth speaker. I promise everyone, it will make the difference between 'musical torture' and 'melodious bliss.' You've got my word!" As for the obstructive theme music I lovingly composed, I can only apologize for indulging in being a composer as well... a terrible habit of mine really...perhaps I should do a seminar on the infamous LCSP theme music....for those of you with good ears, what chords do you think I'm using on this soundtrack??
@@bettyrouch1833 I didn't think about that at all. I was listening what he was saying and I didn't have to struggle or really try to hear what he was saying. I was watching on my pc with good headphones though. Maybe if you listen on your phone with some cheaper headphones or if there is some background noise that could be a problem.