I’ve always wanted to play like a gospel piano player. Not the I’m a religious person but I just love the ways they voice their chords. It seems like a magic to me! I used to try different way by myself and it never come close to what I hear in the recording. Once again Youtube help me to find some great tutorial for me to start learning something different from what I normally play.
For those who wants to learn the beautiful piano intro of the song “Back at one” by Brian Mcknight. Recently I’ve got a chance to perform this song with my friends. Since I don’t really have a very good ear to hear all the notes and tensions from the intro of this song, I just decided to search in Youtube for a tutorials people have already made on this song and it really save my times. So I think it might be good to just share with you here.
Ward Fenley teaches piano techniques for leading and accompanying worship. He discusses chord progressions, voicing, improvisation and lays down foundational principles from a biblical perspective.
In this video series from expert village. This instructor has demonstrated us different concepts & techniques we need to learn in order to be a funk pianist. Each video is not very long but I believe it would takes us months to master each lesson. Even if you don’t really understand or catch what he shows you, this video will still inspire you. Believe me!
Chick Corea is my favorite pianist and also one of the best in the world. I’m sure that many of you would agree with me about that. For this week I’d like to feature this video of him playing duet with a wonderful Japanese pianist Hiromi Uehara on ‘SPAIN’ which is also my favorite piece. Enjoy!!!
Check out this video if you love jazz! Doug McKenzie shows us in this video his beautiful improvisation of Misty. The notation is also provided in this video for you to follow and understand easier.
Andrew Furmanczyk is a Canadian piano teacher and performer. He is quite popular on YouTube and had uploaded more than 30+ lessons there. I have taken here only a few of his lessons just to introduce you to this wonderful piano guy.
The first time I saw this video I would say that I don’t actually like this kind of humor despite their impressive performance level. So I went to checked out their website just to find out who they are and what are they doing. After I checked out their bio and looked at their other videos, I realized that they are actually pretty cool!
Tips and advice on how to play classical piano from Expert Village! This part will be talk about Sight reading and focus.
More lesson on how to play classical piano from Expert Village. This part will focus on how to practice with different tempo.