What You Will Learn!
- Conquer your left hand with over a dozen playing styles
- Navigate through various genres of music with left hand confidence
- Work on simple left hand techniques that will give you plenty of application
- Develop more complex left hand techniques to challenge your dexterity
Description
If you're reading this, you're likely a pianist that is looking to improve their left hand playing. So many of us are right hand dominant, and even for those that are lefties, the music we play is so often right hand focused. This course will help you break your focus from your right hand and help you better understand HOW you can use your left hand within various styles.
Perhaps you are a beginner pianist that simply wants to know more about the roles that the left hand plays.
Or, maybe you're a pianist that is looking to understand the left hand playing styles within various genres.
Or, maybe you're a producer looking to understand how the left hand functions at the piano to make your productions sound more realistic.
No matter what your background is as a musician, if you're looking to embrace your left hand and leave the fear behind, this course is for you.
I started with asking myself, "which left hand techniques are the most simple, but are use the most frequently?", and I went from there. Which means, you can pick up these techniques easily, build confidence in your left hand, before moving into the more advanced techniques also offered in this course.
This course is filled with numerous pdf's of technical exercises, and also has full original songs that apply these left hand playing styles (both as recorded video and as sheet music). The philosophy is that you can first learn the technique, then see it applied, and then learn it either from the videos or from sheet music. You don't have to be able to read sheet music, but for those who can there is even more added value.
So, if you're ready to unlock the potential of your left hand and dig into over a dozen playing styles, this course is certainly for you!
Who Should Attend!
- Beginner pianists that don't know how to free up their left hand playing
- Intermediate players that are looking to have more stylistic range in their left hand
- Composers that are looking for applications for left hand piano parts
- Pianists that are enthusiastic about learning various styles
- Music producers that want to better understand the left hand's roles within music production