Piano Lesson 101: Lesson 26 Alberti Bass

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Alberti bass is a kind of broken chord or arpeggiated accompaniment. This style of Left Hand accompaniment gets its name from the 18th Century Italian composer, Domenico Alberti.

 Here is the complete score sheet for the tutorial.

Here is the video for you to learn how to play Alberti Bass.


 Enjoy Learning and Happy Practicing!

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