The Architecture of the Left Hand Accompaniment (Feat. 3rd mvt of "Pathetique")
Автор: Jeewon Lee Piano | The Self-Guided Pianist
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Hello Pianists!
Most pianists think of left-hand accompaniment as “just playing the busy notes.” But accompaniment isn’t a single thing—it’s three distinct, pulsating layers working together.
When you can’t hear these layers separately, your left hand sounds flat, mechanical, and disconnected from the music. You’re playing notes, but you’re missing the architecture that makes accompaniment come alive.
In this video, I’ll show you how to map your left hand into these three essential layers so you can finally understand—and hear—what your accompaniment is actually doing.
This isn’t about exercises or drills. It’s about developing the listening and physical awareness that lets you think musically, not just mechanically
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