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Should you be able to play chords with both hands at the same time??
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>>127722723
Yeah I wanna play my giant ass thirteen chords.
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If you are playing piano. Yes. Definitely should be playing with both hands for piano and being using that sustain pedal properly and not just holding it down Anon.

>And also learn to read sheet music. Piano isn't guitar. Learn to read sheet music for the love of God if you want to play piano.
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>>127722849
best answer

playing chords with both hands at the same time is not impossible on the guitar but somewhat impractical.
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on piano? yes obviously, why wouldn't you?
you've got five fingies on each hand, so you should be able to play ten-part chords
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Depends what you're playing but usually you are playing chords in the left hand and solos in the right.
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>>127722723
>you should not be able to play chords with both hands on the piano
doesn't make any fucking sense does it?
luckily if the answer to a yes/no question is not one, it has to be the other.
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>>127722723
no, playing two different chords at the same time creates discord and sounds terrible
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>>127723959
>what are extended chords
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>>127724183
>what is harmony
ftfy



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