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Two-Hand Coordination Exercises 1

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Instructor
Jonny May
Course
Beginner
Intermediate
02:01:09

Master two-hand coordination, rhythm, syncopation, finger control, & speed with 36 exercises exploring the most common progressions and grooves in popular music.

Course Objectives
  • Master dozens of rhythms, starting with the basics
  • Learn a fun and popular chord progression
  • Discover the technique to syncopation and tied rhythms
  • Use the Count, tap, and play method
Learning Focus
  • Chords
  • Exercises
  • Rhythm
  • Technique
Featured Reviews

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So good I did it twice!
I enjoyed doing this in 2024 probably and once more in 2026
Inspiring course for simple accompaniments
Really enjoyed this course. I think it tackled some of my blind spots in hand coordination. I found parts of it more challenging than I expected.
Challenging
I wish I had done this sooner. Great for coordination and counting
Great Rhythms
Once you get the hands coordinated, these are a lot of fun to play. Nice inspiring melody. Love the syncopation.
Grooving!
Pulse feels like your heart beat! Feel the rhythm. Tap it, Say it, Clap it, and Count Loved all of the rhythms for both left hand and right hand! As a teacher, this is a great lesson for beginning students to learn different rhythms. This is bound to give students more confidence.

Course Lessons

1
Two-Hand Coordination Exercises 1 – Lesson 1
13:46

The Chord Progression, Counting Half Notes & 8th Notes

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2
Two-Hand Coordination Exercises 1 – Lesson 2
27:12

Left Hand Rhythmic Pattern 1, 2, & 3, With Variations

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3
Two-Hand Coordination Exercises 1 – Lesson 3
31:07

Left Hand Rhythmic Pattern 1, 2, & 3, With Variations

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4
Two-Hand Coordination Exercises 1 – Lesson 4
27:45

Right Hand Rhythmic Patterns 1-4, With Variations

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5
Two-Hand Coordination Exercises 1 – Lesson 5
21:19

Rhythmic Pattern 5 & 6, Triplets

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Featured Reviews

View PWJ member reviews of this course!

So good I did it twice!
I enjoyed doing this in 2024 probably and once more in 2026
Inspiring course for simple accompaniments
Really enjoyed this course. I think it tackled some of my blind spots in hand coordination. I found parts of it more challenging than I expected.
Challenging
I wish I had done this sooner. Great for coordination and counting
Great Rhythms
Once you get the hands coordinated, these are a lot of fun to play. Nice inspiring melody. Love the syncopation.
Grooving!
Pulse feels like your heart beat! Feel the rhythm. Tap it, Say it, Clap it, and Count Loved all of the rhythms for both left hand and right hand! As a teacher, this is a great lesson for beginning students to learn different rhythms. This is bound to give students more confidence.
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