Lesson 18: Playing a Two Handed Exercise Video Lecture | Piano Tutorials Course: Beginners to Advance - Class 6

everybody time for lesson 19 quite
simply we're just doing some we're
playing examples today so that's
probably going to be it's going to be
another both handed playing example and
anyway here comes the lesson okay
obviously we're back at the keyboard
again after all that is why we are here
so this is an example too with both
hands so we've got 4/4 time signature
you should know what that means by now
if not go back to the previous videos so
let's see what we got here we have a lot
of half notes against whole notes so
half notes right hand whole notes left
hand this one should also be pretty easy
I think the only thing you have to watch
out for is the fingering in the right
hand may seem a little uncomfortable at
first but it is in my opinion the
easiest way to play this example so
let's get our hands up or let's go over
the right hand first so let's break that
down when you have II with finger 3 may
be left with finger 1 and we have G with
2 and then we have C with 5 be with 4a
with 3G with 2 F with 1
you with 3d with to do is to again one
with C and one will see so with the
correct rhythm it will sound like this
so there you have it that's the right
hand let's go to the left hand left hand
we start out with that see one octave
below middle C so we have C with five e
with three on with G moto G again uh
with 3d with four and C with five
so with the correct rhythm it will sound
like this
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so there you have it there's the left
hand and right hand separately now let's
put them together so looking at measure
one we've we have while we're holding
that whole note C in left hand we're
going to be playing two half notes we
have that e with finger three and the F
with finger one so that will look and
sound like this and then X measure
measure two while we're holding that a
whole note we're going to be pressing
the half note G and a half at C and the
right hand third measure we have whole
note with finger one with GRP um with
our left hand and then we're playing a
half note B and a half note a while we
do that a lot
not lesson measure measure four we have
with finger one G whole note we're going
to be playing a half note g and a half
note F
now we're going into the fifth measure
we have a whole note with E with finger
three in the left hand with E and then D
with our right hand and next to last
measure we have D with finger four in
our left hand well we play a finger to D
and finger 1c with our right hand and
then the last measure like the last
example we did it's just two whole notes
let's see so once you get it started and
you know figure out the notes you want
to go through and get the rhythm right
so very simply we have four beats in
each measure we have whole notes so each
every left-hand note is going to be a
whole note and we have two half notes to
each whole note so keep that mind and
once you get it put together it should
sound like this
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and if you wanted a little bit faster of
course I recommend you practice the slow
especially at first
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so there you have it this is example two
with both hands next time look forward
to more examples look forward to more
videos and I'll see you for the outro
thank you okay so that wraps up lesson
19 we just played another two-handed
playing example I know it's going to
take a little bit of getting used to for
that so we'll continue to work on that
next time probably some more playing
examples probably going to add in some
eighth notes into there so it's another
layer of things we'll need to talk about
but anyway look forward to lesson 20 I
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