There are literally TONS of things you can do to make your piano songs come to life and be far more interesting. In this short video I demonstate just three of those many ways, including a filler you can use on slower tunes as well as uptempo songs, plus a rapid-fire way of breaking up a chord into a “run”.

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There are literally hundreds (or thousands) of different ways for any piano player to make his or her songs more interesting by adding the appropriate filler and/or piano run to a song. Watch this short video where I demonstrate just a couple ways:

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Here are three ideas (out of many) for adding some piano fills and runs in your piano playing to make it fuller and more interesting. Watch the short piano lesson video below:

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There are countless things you can do to “fill up the empty spaces” in your piano playing, but the easiest kind of fill is a chordal echo. Like the word implies, you just echo the chord in force an octave or two above the previous chord. Listen to this short podcast and you’ll understand:

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One of the most useful fillers for piano playing is the 2-1 breakup. It can be used in countless situations and is very easy to do. All you do is take any 3-note chord and play the top 2 notes and then the bottom note by itself. Then invert the chord up or down and do the same until the time alloted is used up. Watch the short video below and you will quickly understand: