Play Piano Grooves Like a Percussionist: 16th-Note Feel (Rhythm Chops Part 3)
Play piano grooves with an imagined 16th-note shaker feel. In Rhythm Chops Part 3, use a simple D5 chord, then add root-and-fifth fills to bring that inner pulse into your playing. Our Piano faculty explains a unique way of developing your rhythmic chops on the Piano with a Percussion Instrument part 3. Do watch and share if you found it useful. This is a process which is organic and creative so let yourself loose! More tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrNNL05e9FT9UnPiTktveaPrye0exDY9N #RhythmChops #PianoGroove #SixteenthNotes
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