Play Piano with both hands in 30 minutes – LEVEL 1

Play Piano with both hands in 30 minutes – LEVEL 1, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 5, with 61 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 2 reviews, and has 27 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Play Piano with both hands in 30 minutes – LEVEL 1

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 61

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 61

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 63

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 63

Original Price: €64.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Play Piano with both hands
Read the notes on the staff
Understand the note values
Learn chords

Who Should Attend

For everyone

Target Audiences

For everyone

There are so many people that always wanted to learn piano. But they did not tried it at all because they thought that learning piano is too difficult.

The truth is that piano can be difficult as the level rises. But playing piano is fun and if you want to play for fun then it is not very difficult.

I made this course to bring the potential of playing piano to everyone. You will play with your both hands from the first 30 minutes.

My purpose for this first level is to make you feel comfortable with the piano keys. We’ll put our both hands over the piano keys and play music from the start.

We will also use a great software that is Cakewalk by bandlab that is completely free. We’ll also download a few free plugins for this program and for every exercise we’ll play on the piano we will have the accompaniment of an orchestra that will make our playing more fun.

We will of course learn to read the notes on the staff and the music values. You will see that will the way I’ll show them to you it will be really easy to read the notes for both G and F clefs.

We will learn to play chords, and learn to play accompaniment from the start. So, if you like to sing, or you have a friend that plays another instrument you can do the accompaniment part.

We’ll see major and minor chords and scales and all these in 7 lessons.

So, jump right in and let’s have fun with playing the piano.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Lesson 1

Lecture 1: 1. Introduction

Lecture 2: 2. Installation Guidelines

Lecture 3: 3. Harmony Play

Lecture 4: 4. Melody Play

Lecture 5: 5. Melody and Harmony Play

Lecture 6: 6. Two hands Accompaniment Play

Lecture 7: 7. The Grand Staff

Lecture 8: 8. The Note Values

Lecture 9: 9. Lesson Target

Chapter 2: Lesson 2

Lecture 1: 1. Introduction to Exercise 2

Lecture 2: 2. Reading The Notes – Understanding the Chord Symbols

Lecture 3: 3. Harmony Exercise

Lecture 4: 4. Left Hand Harmony – Find the Values – Objective Play Left Right both Hands

Lecture 5: 5. Play Melody

Lecture 6: 6. Play Harmony and Melody

Lecture 7: 7. Play Accompaniment

Chapter 3: Lesson 3

Lecture 1: 1. The F Clef – Root Position of the Chord

Lecture 2: 2. Left Hand Accompaniment Exercise

Lecture 3: 3. Root Position and Inversions of a Chord

Lecture 4: 4. Arpeggios

Lecture 5: 5. Play Melody with Transitive Notes and Arpeggios

Lecture 6: 6. Bar lines – Bars – Time Signature

Lecture 7: 7. Play Left Hand Accompaniment and Melody

Lecture 8: 8. Improvise Always

Chapter 4: Lesson 4 – Resume our knowledge

Lecture 1: 1. The Two Clefs

Lecture 2: 2. The Values

Lecture 3: 3. Music Notation

Lecture 4: 4. The Chords

Lecture 5: 5. The Arpeggios

Lecture 6: 6. Harmony

Lecture 7: 7. Melody

Lecture 8: 8. Two Hands Accompaniment

Lecture 9: 9. Final Exercise

Chapter 5: Lesson 5

Lecture 1: 1. BBCSO Discover Symphonic Plugin

Lecture 2: 2. Dotted Notes

Lecture 3: 3. Semitone-Tone-Accidentals

Lecture 4: 4. Read and Play the F Clef

Lecture 5: 5. The Orchestra of the Exercise – Left Hand Harmony

Lecture 6: 6. Left Hand Accompaniment

Lecture 7: 7. Read the G Clef – Right Hand Harmony

Lecture 8: 8. Play Melody

Lecture 9: 9. Play Melody with Left Hand Harmony

Lecture 10: 10. Play Melody With Left Hand Accompaniment

Lecture 11: 11. Play Arpeggios with the Right Hand – With the Left Hand

Lecture 12: 12. Play Two Hands Accompaniment

Chapter 6: Lesson 6

Lecture 1: 1. Major and Minor Scales

Lecture 2: 2. Exercise with Scales – Fingering

Lecture 3: 3. Exercise 1 – Right Hand Scales

Lecture 4: 4. Exercise 1 – Right Hand Scales Left Hand Harmony

Lecture 5: 5. Exercise 1 – Left Hand Scales

Lecture 6: 6. Exercise 1 – Scales and Arpeggios

Lecture 7: 7. Exercise 2 – Scales Up and Down

Lecture 8: 8. Exercise 2 – Scales Up and Down with Left Hand Harmony

Lecture 9: 9. Exercise 2 – Scales Up and Down Arpeggio and Melody with Left Hand

Lecture 10: 10. Exercise 3 – Combination of Everything with Left Hand Accompaniment

Chapter 7: Lesson 7

Lecture 1: 1. Introduction of new Scales

Lecture 2: 2. Presentation of G and F Major Scales

Lecture 3: 3. Transpose the Project to G Major Scale

Lecture 4: 4. The Transposition Process to G Major Scale

Lecture 5: 5. The Transposition Process to F Major Scale

Lecture 6: 6. Level 1 Final Conclusion

Instructors

Costas Christodoulou
The Film Music Channel – Constantine

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