Moving on from my previous post I’ve looked at a new way of playing chords – Arpeggio.\u00a0 Rather than all 3 chord fingers together each note is played separately, so instead of for the C Chord C+E+G it’s C – E – G.<\/p>\n
Playing a the same chord progression as previously it’s\u00a0 C-E-G-E-C then -E-G-E-A and continuing the same arpeggio chord twice before moving on to next chord (CAFG), also to complicate it for me I’m also using my left hand to play the initial chord note (should be held for the first bar, then release one the second chord stroke).\u00a0 If it sounds like I’m talking cack I might be, I’m not used to all the musical stuff just yet.<\/p>\n
Right, for those interested in my latest work – Piano 2<\/a> (BTW – Garageband records it loud, so lower your volume \ud83d\ude42 )<\/p>\n Also as a bonus, cos I’ve found out I can do it – The musical score in PDF format – Score<\/a><\/p>\n (Apologies for those that like music in time)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Moving on from my previous post I’ve looked at a new way of playing chords – Arpeggio.\u00a0 Rather than all 3 chord fingers together each note is played separately, so instead of for the C Chord C+E+G it’s C – E – G. Playing a the same chord progression as previously it’s\u00a0 C-E-G-E-C then -E-G-E-A … <\/p>\n