Frustrated with having to move your hands up and down the piano when playing chords?
I accidentally stumbled on these secret chords that take a clumsy piano player and makes them smooth as a baby’s bottom.
Read below:
I was at the dinner party watching the “professional” piano player and I noticed something… Her hands barely moved.
I remember trying to learn all these different chords and my hands would be going up and down the keys and all over the place.
So I asked how she played without moving her hands so much, because I knew it had to be a lot easier than what I was trying to do. The answer… INVERTED CHORDS!
She said she was playing “INVERTED CHORDS” and by switching the finger/hand position for each chord she didn’t have to move much. She then went on to tell me that it was an advanced method.
I asked her, why?…It sure seemed easier to me.
She couldn’t answer that.
As far as I am concerned the only difference between ADVANCED and BEGINNER methods is in the mind. It is no harder to play inverse chords from DAY 1 than it is to ride a 3 speed versus a 12 speed bike.
In fact, is WAY EASIER!
It’s just nobody tells us it’s okay to do it.
And in their defense (traditional piano teachers) it’s not their fault either.
They are simply repeating the teaching the way they learned it. They are the 1% who made it. We are not!
Which is why learning from someone who is kind of from the other side of the tracks in the piano world is the best way to achieve actual results…FAST.
If you are a 6 year old then it’s okay to start playing the hard way.
If you are an adult (which I am assuming you are) then it’s okay to skip some of the traditional teaching and give yourself an advantage to playing the piano the way you want to play.
I have just the thing to help you do that.
It’s called the Layer Method of Piano.
And you will be calling yourself a piano player before summers end.
But only if you sign up here:
