Name: Thirds in D major
Uploaded: 2024-06-09T19:59:32.702Z
Duration: 40 s
Description: Thirds in D major with the left hand accompany.

Thirds in D major with the left hand accompany. 

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Thirds in D major

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Left and right hands can be used to create arpeggios and chords. 

How to arpeggiate

You can put the together these two parts to play the beginning of the etude in thirds. The arpeggio is a left hand chord. The thirds are in the right. Thus, when completed, you can essentially sing the rest of the song. The scale is key here.


The beginning of Chopin etude in g sharp minor two hands separately

Maybe a prelude for another lesson about structuring chords for pianos and keyboards.

A short video of my chords

Finding patterns within your can help your hand.

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Thirds in E major using a doubling technique. There are four black keys in the scale for the right hand and similarly four black keys in the left hand for the key.  Thus, there is a total of eight black keys for the scale in the thirds.

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Off of the uploaded lesson, this is the second exercise you can try for better hand motion within your gesture.

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Thirds in D major

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