How to Play Triplets in Eb (E Flat) on Piano

Video Transcript

"So now we're going to do a little more with triplets and as we go through here we have; now we have triplets but we have double notes on it. So we have one and three, seven and two, six and one, and so on. So you have third, third, third, fourth, third, third. And this is a great example of reading in patterns. So if we look at it on the keyboard, we have third, third, third, fourth, fourth, four. And then you have, it switches over to left hand. So you have this consistent triplet pattern, flowing from your right hand to your left. Here we go. Triplet, triplet, triplet, triplet. Again. So you can hear how the song is winding down, and these long triplets really help to exaggerate that because it already has this kind of exaggerated feel playing this three over two. And we'll go over our last couple of measures in just a minute."