Playing Chords with the Right Hand
When playing keyboard accompaniment for other instruments, there are many times where you need to play chords with the right hand. The left hand plays bass notes and sometimes bass melodies. The next two songs will help you learn how to play the chords C, F and G7 with your right hand. The note names are the same as when you play chords with the left hand, but because the hands are reversed, the fingering will be different.
In this song, the left hand plays a bass line while the right hand plays the chords. Don’t forget the staccato notes.
Class Sessions
1- The Notes B and Middle C on the Bass Staff
2- Playing Chords with the Right Hand
3- Alberti Bass
4- The Note B<span class="symbolA">b</span> (below Middle C)
5- Flat Signs
6- The G7 Chord (another fingering)
7- Broken Chords
8- Arpeggios
9- Another Fingering for the C Chord
10- The Note F<span class="symbolA">#</span> (on the treble staff)
11- The Note D (on the fourth line of the treble staff)
12- The G Chord
13- INTRODUCTION
14- Playing Parts of Chords
15- The G Chord
16- Changing Between G and D7
17- Left Hand Positions
18- Note and Rest Values
19- Notes on the Grand Staff
20- Chords