4 Left Hand Piano CHORD PATTERNS for Beginners 

Such a genuine person on top of being an amazing teacher. I loved the lines “hmm I hope it’s called oh Susanna..” and “I think we need to find better songs..” hahaha. So wholesome

With these Corona moments, I really invite everyone to follow your lessons. Thank you, Jason.

Salute to you man, your a great teacher for guys like m who cannot afford the fees to learn piano

17:28 Recap all of the patterns in left hand 17:33 Arpeggiio 17:40 Umpa 17:45 Waltz 17:56 Modern Salsa pattern 18:59 Melody of Twinkle with LHMH in Left Hand 25:00 Umpa with In the mighty jungle the lion sleeps tonight 25:12 Waltz rhythm to Happy Birthday Thanks very much Jason, much appreciated!

Hi Jason. I can't tell you how many youtube videos I have watched regarding left hand patterns which i believed is the foundation to playing lead sheets. I have been playing blocks for many months now and really enjoyed it since I am a beginner adult learner. But now, I want to go beyond with broken choirs and Arpeggiates and your videos really makes senses. for example you talked about how the left hand is constant and need not be related to the right hand. You said to go with feeling rather than hitting at a certain time. I have been struggling to understand the broken choir independence and been trying so many ways to implement that to my playing. You are doing a great job in bridging me to the next level. In going forward, can you do more of these videos, and perhaps applying to some leads sheets with various left hands. Truly appreciated.

Thanks a lot Jason I have watched many RU-vid videos but you are best thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and expertise God bless you

Thanks a lot for your teaching experience to beginners and professionals. And a very nice and simple language. Easy to learn.

I enjoy your lessons always. Welldone Sir!!!!!

As a novice these videos have been very helpful to learn piano and music theory! Thanks!

You just made me realize why I suck on the piano 🎹😞 I am totally using the chords functions wrong that's why when I create a Melody line it doesn't harmonically sound correct a lot of clashing and muddy. (I wasn't using dominant chords🤔😱😬) I can't thank you enough for your content thank you so very much Jason 👊

Dear Jason, This is the first time I am watching you on youtube and I really love the way you teach, guide, engage and involve your viewers in unusual way. Your way of teaching is just as simple and mature as you. I would like to hear more from you and if possible then please guide me how to proceed with the keyboard learning. Thanks

Highly interesting way of chord progression..thank you so much..moreover i need to do practice more n more with all scales.

Will be blesing to learn from this trio God multiple his music talent

Many of the old Hindi songs rhyme in my mind ,for which I was wondering how they made the beats . Now that becomes clear. And nursary rhymes are beautiful lessons to the music beginners too. Thanks again. When I came to this now, after few days it sounds more telling.

You are amazing! Thank you so much for your generosity! I wish that I could afford to take lessons from you! You'd be worth every cent! God bless you for sharing your knowledge! I'm going to support your channel on Patreon. It's the least I can do to repay you.

Inspiring simplicity that spells magic good good man and teacher thanks

I'm sixty and a big fan of Mozart music, is extrange perhaps, but your playing remember me Mozart style! When i was young here in Madrid all the people were singing everywhere everytime, they all were poor but happy people! Today we are "rich" but not too much happy people. I think today in India a lot of people are poor but happy...... To be or to have, that is the cuestión ! Saludos desde España, y en hora buena por tu trabajo!

Many Thanx my brother 🙏🏿🎶🎹 My left hand 🤚 is very grateful to You 🙏🏿💯👍🏾

thank you thank you thank you beautiful lectures and fingers ❤

www.patreon.com/posts/33329724 1:52 - Learn the Theory and how to play 3 important chord voicings on the Piano - Tonic, Dominant & Sub-Dominant 8:45 - Learn 4 incredible Left-hand piano chord patterns that can be used to play a variety of music: Arpeggios | Oom Pah! | Waltz | Salsa 15:05 - Play any popular melody in the Right hand using these accompaniments 18:14 - Learn how to properly choose chords based on the Melody/Tune 26:19 - Improve your control over the Piano by developing your independence while singing the melody 28:32 - Learn all the Theory behind choosing the chords and also change the Melody to other scales like Minor 30:09 - Use all this information to play your favorite songs. Start off by watching Jason play and teach you all the songs you love the most

Very nice and interesting teaching style. I am a beginner and your lesson was very useful. Thank you Jason. God Bless!

Really enjoyed your lesson and it will help me progress, thank you 😊

Thank you Jason. Great lesson!

Excellent lesson.... Thank you for sharing...Lee

Sir: Thank you much for the privilege of your time with someone like me. I am a disabled veteran and I am trying to learn the piano with the resources I have. I decided to go ahead and ask you if it would be possible, for only one time, only to email me the "tutorial of 4 left hand piano chord patterns for beginners to accompany a melody on the Piano" for this lesson." Either way thank you and I do hope I will receive it just this once. Best,

Loving your lesson, you are a great teacher. Thanks!

A brilliant teacher and a talented pianist. Thanks.

Man... Your content is on another level. Thank you so much. 🙏

Just what I needed. THANK YOU Jason !

This is very good and important for those whose do not know the concept of rhythm

FANTASTIC LESSON AND VERY WELL EXPLAINED. AWESOME.

brilliant teaching dear Jaison sir. I love it.

Beautiful technique for teaching, thank u sir.

Excellent teacher. God bless you.

Hi Jason - Perfect! I watched your right-hand chord tutorial yesterday n I was hoping for the left-hand version n here it is. I fractured my right shoulder last week so now I have the opportunity to become proficient as a lefty ; ) Rock on.........

Calm and sympathetic!!!

Easy way to understand awesome teaching

Very nicely explained and easy to absorb

thank you sir! a very informative lesson, I learned a lot from your lesson! ,i hope someday i could play piano both hands.thank you so much!

I enjoyed the video, Jason. I paused it when you got to the bit about waltzes and listened to an old favourite by Dmitri Shostakovich - Waltz No. 2 :)

Today I understood how to change the mood of a song by changing the original scale. Thank you much sir.

Sir your teaching is excellent make more videos sir it would helpful to learn more. 👍👍👍😍😍🙏🙏

Love your lessons Zac Zac!! God bless stay safe always

Thanks Bro. You are just amazing

Thanks

The beat for the shape of u is not salsa its call dance hall dance and its origin is from the Island call Jamaica .....and for your great piono class

Excellent explanation brother congratulations 👍

very helpful please make more tutorials on piano accompanying

Much needed video... Thanks sir ..

Hi Jason, thanks again for another wonderful lesson. How about the cha cha rhythm? Merry Christmas!

God bless you, you are great 🙏

Thank you so much sir

I enjoyed your lesson!!

Tq...🙂

Thanks a lot I’ve found this very straight forward and helpful. You also mentioned about improvise the melody for long notes to make it sound nicer, have you had this clip yet?

Tq bro.thank God

Love you sir tx.

Great website. I am learning. Is it possible to have a video on how to play Blessed Assurance by playing it with chords on piano.

Sir, I am unable to get your description for your valuable notes. Please guide as I am a senior citizen but very much interested in your piano music classes.

Bravo Jason Merciiiii

sir ji you are playing so much ,no words about your playing but sir ji hindi songs tutorial upload as early as possible, thanks sir ji

Fantastic excellent dimistification

Hi Jason it was really amazing teaching. I would ask u how I could join class with you is there any possibility?

I will make a try chinna chinna aasai in g major

I am a regular viewer of your piano classes. Please clarify- while playing modern left hand 1-5-8 pattern, how I follow the rules of parallel fifth and parallel octave in similar/contrary motion as well as unison to octave and octave to unison for consecutive chords which are forbidden in Western classical music.

Very interesting patterns. I will try all. I am more to Gospel Music. Please help me to apply these patterns to one of the gospel song please. I really thankful to your teaching

I've always thought that the dominant chord of a key was built from the fifth degree of the scale, in g major this would be D, F# & A. You are playing D, F# & C as the dominant, I'm a little confused on this, any help would be much appreciated. Great lesson btw

Excellent following you from two years but now started learning and understanding something.wish that if you take hindi songs for teaching we may understand it better. (If possible )

This is the most helpful video I've found, you do such a good job at explaining and showing this and even after such a huge help I still can not do it. I play really nice and easily with my right hand, I play fine with my left thumb and index finger but I don't have good control over the other 3. Anyway I somehow can make it but it's impossible for me to play indepedent melodies with my hands silmutaneously. I ruin both, I ruin completely their rythms. My brain can not understand anything that moment. I've been practicing one hour per day for almost a week and I can not hit even that first one note correctly 😢. I'm not talented at all, I'll keep practicing for one more week and if I still won't be able to hit one or 2 notes I will give up.It feels embarassing not being able to hit at least one damn note

Very much thrilled to watch this video.. Equally anxious to know whether G sub dominant chord could be resolved as C Major CHORD Iverson form GCE et al??

You are really super 👍

Left hand chords seems so difficult to play...Any tips on how to improved the changing of chords.

Hi Zac, I am student of keyboard. How does a keyboard different from a piano. Earlier piano was a huge instrument to carry. Now that piano has become a bit handy. Even when u play a piano it sounds a little different from the keyboard.

Found your video by accident or was it fate..but really enjoyed this ty 68yrs beginner I learnt jingle bells then Imagine

Hi I'm a bit new to playing piano. I am a bit confused with the dominant and sub dominant chords you used because I usually form chords in a 1, 3rd and 5th pattern to create either a major or minor chord. Could you clarify the exact names of the dominant and sub dominant chords you used in the video meaning is it a D major, E major or something else ? Thanks.

Tenq sir 🙏

Thanks a lot sir.I have a doubt…..Is it necessary to play a song in the same scale in which it is originally composed say can we play Bb song in say Em. Another doubt is what is difference between Pattern ,Arpeggio and counter melody? Thanks

I recently subscribed to your channel. I am learning (slowly :-) but really enjoy your excellent lessons. Question: the on-screen keyboard with the blue keys is some kind of software? Cool!

Jason Sir 🙏😊❤️😀

Super

Sir is salsa rythem is similar to thrisio Robin

Which model of STUDIOLOGIC are you using Jason ? Tks jlouis from Canada

Where Is Your School/ Academy, How Can I Join You Personally to learn???

I would really love to learn harmony .How to handle a choir.

Jason, how does one determine the embellishing notes when changing from one chord to another? You use quite a bit of this technique in this lesson and in others.

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Then I wrote 2 songs but trying to use simultaneously both hands ty..so difficult

Are you self learnt????if yes how did you learn all theory n stuff saw u giving lesson on 72 carnatic ragas also.....please also recommend some book that helped u to understand music.

Do you have a online course?

Jason, where can I get the PDF?

BEST VIDEO EVER!!!!!😂😂-😂😂😂😂😂

Please distinct your fingers place position going and backwards 😂

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Hi SIr I have been watching your videos. I just began to learn. Tell me very easiest model combination of both hand. I tried lot not able to use both hands highly dissapointed. Need support I am feeling where I am going to loose interest.

Jason....In minute 5,34. do not understand .. the dominant or V chord in the key of Gmajor,. is D, F#, A?.. why do you say is 7, 4, 5? A chord can not have two notes together, that would be a sus 2 or sus 4... I do not understand what are you talking about.. ...You should say D, F#, A or in numbers. ,5. 7, 2 (or 9),...but never 7,4,5 as you say.. to my understanding

Too much talk, little practice ...