Piano Lesson on Chromatic Playing 

Graham, by listening and trying out your sensible, innovative techniques, it has certainly improved my piano playing and made it much easier for my hands. Really like your better fingering methods - as demonstrated with Chromatic playing. You are an excellent teacher - and I thoroughly enjoy all of your tutorials. Thank you for sharing your wonderful skills! :)

Found yet another gold mine channel! Thanks for the tips

It is a great vid but please add a camera on top to be able to watch your hand , thanks a lot for all your work, you're great.

I'll be honest, i missed Graham so much since the last time we had a lesson from him ehehahha

So helpful. Thanks.

thanks for new ideas about speeding up scales and remembering to be safe!

SO WONDERFUL, MAESTRO!!!!! Thank you for this great lesson, your video/tutorial will be helpful for many pianists, my best regards from Poland, have a nice Sunday/happy new week.

Thanks

Great teaching..thx

excellent but an overhead view of the keyboard here and there would be useful

Lovely!

As always, you both inform and inspire.

Great stuff!

Thanks for the GREAT videos. Double 3rd question, on the way down, I am not sure where the second finger slides... the fingering is not the same as going up ... correct? Is this the idea? So for right hand: The 2nd finger slide UP always happen from D# to E and A# to B and The 2nd finger slide DOWN is always Gb to F and Db to C? Thanks!

As always another valuable tutorial

can you please put a camera over your key board so I can watch and learn, I couldn't see your finger on the piano

A wealth of instruction- thank you!!

Thank you! Brilliant information.

the pinky resting on white key idea solved a long time problem for me

Excellent tutoring! :D

I did'n understand the fingering :( someone can explain to me

Anyone know the opening piano introduction? thanks.

Shame, you didn't mention the chromatic scale of Chopin Op10 no2 etude. All outer hand being finger 3-4-5 with 1-2 playing a chord undertone.