Uploaded January 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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This tutorial shows you how to create cool chord sounds on the piano using only very easy piano chords as a starting point. It uses an improvisation exercise to demonstrate how playing apparently different chords in left and right hands can help to create richer and more complex chords without having to know lots of music theory.
The basic technique that I’m going to talk about works in any key with a huge number of chords and different chord progressions - the exercise is just a useful way of understanding it. The exercise itself uses five simple chords that don't have to be played in a heavily structured progression. It also makes use of rhythmic improvisation and broken chords, especially in the right hand.
Buy How To Really Play The Piano: billspianopages.com/how-to-really
Buy Seven Studies in Pop Piano: billspianopages.com/seven-studies
This tutorial shows you how to create cool chord sounds on the piano using only very easy piano chords as a starting point. It uses an improvisation exercise to demonstrate how playing apparently different chords in left and right hands can help to create richer and more complex chords without having to know lots of music theory.
The basic technique that I’m going to talk about works in any key with a huge number of chords and different chord progressions - the exercise is just a useful way of understanding it. The exercise itself uses five simple chords that don't have to be played in a heavily structured progression. It also makes use of rhythmic improvisation and broken chords, especially in the right hand.
