How to Play the Ocarina

How to Play the Ocarina, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 38 lectures, based on 24 reviews, and has 424 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to Play the Ocarina Learn a Basic Scale Learn two songs and ways to find many more Learn about music theory and sheet music This course is ideal for individuals who are People who have a love of music or People who want to learn Ocarina or People who like Totorro or Zelda It is particularly useful for People who have a love of music or People who want to learn Ocarina or People who like Totorro or Zelda.

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Summary

Title: How to Play the Ocarina

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 38

Number of Published Lectures: 38

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 38

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to Play the Ocarina
Learn a Basic Scale
Learn two songs and ways to find many more
Learn about music theory and sheet music

Who Should Attend

People who have a love of music
People who want to learn Ocarina
People who like Totorro or Zelda

Target Audiences

People who have a love of music
People who want to learn Ocarina
People who like Totorro or Zelda

We know the Ocarina from popular figures like Link from the Zelda video game series. We also know it from Totoro the Asian anime movie. The Ocarina is a wonderful instrument to play and has a wonderful sound. If you have a 12 hole Ocarina you can play any note and aren’t stuck in one key, this gives you the freedom to play many songs and with your friends no matter what they are playing.

This instrument in one form or another has been around for over 10,000 years. At times it was called the potato instrument because it can be made by carving out a potato. (that version doesn’t last much past supper time, so make sure you aren’t planning to jam with your friends after your meal.) It has a wonderful sound is easy to play.

In this course we are going to:

look at the instrument and how to physically play it.
Learn the notes on sheet music
Learn the notes based on the piano (helpful to find songs)
Learn how to play melody
Learn how to play an arrangment
Learn chords so you can play almost any song

Whether you know five instruments or this is your first this course will help you start playing and enjoying this instrument.

Thank you for checking out this course and feel free to try out some of the preview sections to see if my teaching style works for you.

Thanks

Micah

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What we will learn

Lecture 2: How it is set up (Notes Overview)

Lecture 3: How to make the sound correctly

Lecture 4: Melody Vs. Arrangement explained

Chapter 2: Level #1

Lecture 1: All the Notes on the Ocarina

Lecture 2: All the Notes (Sheet Music)

Lecture 3: All the Notes (Piano)

Lecture 4: Simple Song Lavender Blue Step by Step

Lecture 5: Simple Song Lavender Blue

Lecture 6: Zelda Melody

Lecture 7: Simple Song Zelda Ocarina of Time

Lecture 8: 6 Hole Ocarina Overview

Lecture 9: Example Song 6 hole Ocarina

Lecture 10: More 6 hole ocarina sheet music

Chapter 3: Level #2

Lecture 1: Different types of Sheet Music

Lecture 2: Chords

Lecture 3: Lavender Blue Arrangement

Lecture 4: Zelda Arrangement

Lecture 5: All Major Scales

Lecture 6: All the Chords in each key

Chapter 4: Practice section and songs

Lecture 1: Practice Runs

Lecture 2: Practice Runs (Slower)

Lecture 3: Practice Intervals

Lecture 4: Practice Intervals (Slower)

Lecture 5: Practice Chords

Lecture 6: Practice Chords (Slower)

Lecture 7: Lavender Blue Melody

Lecture 8: Lavender Blue Arrangement

Lecture 9: Lavender Blue Arrangement (slower)

Lecture 10: Zelda Melody

Lecture 11: Zelda Arrangement

Lecture 12: Zelda Arrangement (slower)

Chapter 5: 2021 Songs

Lecture 1: Something Just Like This (Chainsmokers and Coldplay)

Chapter 6: Level #3

Lecture 1: How to Improv or Freestyle

Lecture 2: Freestyle Example

Lecture 3: 15 minute Practice Exercise (Chords C Am F G Pattern)

Lecture 4: Finding New Sheet Music

Lecture 5: Finding New chord charts

Instructors

Micah Blake
Creator, Musician, Artist, Writer

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3 stars: 7 votes
4 stars: 7 votes
5 stars: 8 votes

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