Im like 95% away from his skills but Im proud of the 5% that I already have

I have 45% of his skill I'm getting there but I wanna play it

+Studio Bonn Good to hear this, Studio Bonn! DR K

You are the real helper of mankind my friend 🙃

good to hear this, joanne!

+Leo Cagape Thanks Leo! Keep watching! DR K.

... I know we are all boring to you when we say slow down DR K...u r a great teacher but could you pleeease slow it down

I never played piano, and you can imagine what I feel when I see all that 8) like a rocket science

+scaryfear21 I never had piano, but Im positive I would be able to do this... I tried other melodies on cheap synths few times - in few days got hands-eye coordination... And I can tell you its all about that feeling of you wanting it hard enough, seeing it in head and hearing it 1-2 times... or 10, lol, depends on a melody and one's memory... thats 90% of work done... I avoid notes, it just slows me down... Some need them, some dont... Try it no matter what ;).

I think it goes like this (for G, with low G paired with each note): D D E D F D E D But for C, play it like this (paired with low C for each note) to avoid having to play A#: G G A G G G A G

Stephen Williams very interesting. Thanks for pointing that out, I think there are things that work in boogie when slowed down wouldn’t sound quite as right. But as with any art you have variations with anything, maybe it is good to play it both ways.

Nick Wilkinson It’s in the key of G, but you can easily transfer it to to the key of c

+Gyursel Rami I was having the same problem... I kept at it and kept doin the exercises here on brendans channel and one day it just got easier ... if it is possible.. it is for me...) I have a piano sittin in front of me all weekend when im at my gf house.. even if it isn't on... ill just bang on the left hand only for a long while shes watchin a movie or I am... its relaly about re training your hands to work independent my right hand is doin great. i thought with 40 years o bass and guitar( and im no sloucher..) the left hand would be dominant! nope... but its coming along as dr k sez,,, stick with it keep it up...

+matt mccourt (USMETAL TV) thanks dude

Gyursel, I hope you've had success playing boogie woogie with both hands. I just started Dr K's videos a month ago myself. I just thought I'd mention another way to get hands independent in case it's of use to you. When I start a new boogie left hand riff, instead of trying to play anything of substance on top of it with the right hand, I just start very simple and work my way up. For example, I'll start by tapping eighth notes with my right hand on a single key while I play the left hand. When I can do that, I switch to to quarter notes. When I can do that, I switch to alternating eighth and quarter notes on the right hand. When I can do that, I start going back and forth with two notes (eighth or quarter notes) with my right hand. And so on. Once I have mastered these simple right hand exercises, I move on to trying simple riffs or a tune with the right hand. Using this technique each time I learn a new left hand riff gets me to hand independence pretty fast.