【ピアノ初心者】たった4つのコード進行で100曲以上弾ける！憧れのコード弾きが身に付く置くだけ練習法

By learning just four simple shapes, you'll be able to play over 100 famous songs! This time, we'll reveal a secret trick to play accompaniment right now using only the white keys! 🎁 [Free Gift] Magic Do-Re-Mi Cards Available Now! https://lin.ee/VAUfrep 👆 Add us as a friend here to receive your gift! We're giving away the "Do-Re-Mi Cards" that appeared in the video. Simply print them out and place them on the keyboard, and your eyes and fingers will naturally connect! 😊 Please message us with the respective passwords! ✅ Gift ①: Just place them on the keyboard! "Do-Re-Mi Cards" Send us the password "Do-Re-Mi Cards"! ✅ Gift ②: "Chord Progression Chart" for the four chords we learned this time Send us the password "4 Chord Progressions"! ⏳ [Table of Contents] (Click to jump to that section) 00:00 Opening Quiz 02:27 What is C? What is F? 05:05 The Basics of Four Chords (C, F, G, Am) 08:38 Sharps and Flats 09:47 How to Play Chords with Both Hands 12:21 [Practice] Let's Play the Four Chords 14:41 Famous Song Medley 15:52 Summary: When Your Brain Feels "Struggling," It's a Sign of Growth! 🎹 [A Word from Teacher Tomo-chan] "Chords seem difficult..." "I can't read sheet music, is that okay?" Many people may have these anxieties. But don't worry. I have a student in my class who is 74 years old and has been attending for 10 years. She started without being able to read sheet music, but now she can read it fluently. Even so, she says with a smile, "Playing chords is still easier and more fun." Using "chords" will allow you to enjoy music more freely and more easily. If you feel like your brain is a little busy during practice, that's a sign that your brain is learning something new and that you're making the most progress! ✨ Let's build up those "I did it!" moments together. Playing the piano is a wonderfully enjoyable lifelong hobby, no matter when you start! Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss the next lesson! ♪ #BeginnerPiano #SeniorPiano #PianoChords #AdultPiano #ChordPlaying