#12 Play Piano Trick: Play Off-Beat – EZ Swing & Syncopate

#12 Play Piano Trick: Play Off-Beat – EZ Swing & Syncopate, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 32 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 40 subscribers.

You will learn about CHANGE the rhythm of song to make it sound jazzy SWING the beat DIFFERENTIATE straight rhythm vs swing rhythm JAZZ up the song changing the rhythm SYNCOPATE the melody tones CRUSH the notes PRACTICE syncopated notes to "Jingle Bell Rock" APPLY same principle to other songs This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who want to play syncopated rhythm It is particularly useful for Students who want to play syncopated rhythm.

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Summary

Title: #12 Play Piano Trick: Play Off-Beat – EZ Swing & Syncopate

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Published Lectures: 32

Number of Curriculum Items: 32

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 32

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

CHANGE the rhythm of song to make it sound jazzy
SWING the beat
DIFFERENTIATE straight rhythm vs swing rhythm
JAZZ up the song changing the rhythm
SYNCOPATE the melody tones
CRUSH the notes
PRACTICE syncopated notes to "Jingle Bell Rock"
APPLY same principle to other songs

Who Should Attend

Students who want to play syncopated rhythm

Target Audiences

Students who want to play syncopated rhythm

This course is for piano players who want to splash in off-beat music! Spice up your playing with jazzy rhythm!

Here is the Secret: Change the melody tones by swinging & with syncopation

Many students find it difficult to change the rhythm of a song. The reason is that we are too concerned following music score and we want to play all the specific tones on even rhythm.�

In this course, you are going to find that by changing the melody tones:

1. Swing the melody tones

2. Syncopate the melody tones

3. Learn to play on the ‘off-beat’

We will use the song “Jingle Bell Rock” line by line so that you have lots of practice!

know your target tones
swing the melody tones
play a note a bit longer than the next one
swing with your fingers
dance with your fingers
sing along
play with some exaggeration to create different rhythm
relax your fingers
loosen up to play with freedom
listen to the off-beat place
V7 Fillers

Bonus Video: Use Contrary motion to create a FINALE Ending!

Once you know how to apply this to “Jingle Bell Rock”, you will be able to apply the same principles to other songs.

Enjoy,

Rosa

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: #1 Change the Rhythm to make it sound Jazzy – Swing the Melody

Lecture 1: How to make the Melody Swing from Even Rhythm

Lecture 2: Piano Demo: Even Rhythm vs Swinging the Beat

Chapter 3: #2 Section A: Make Jazzy Rhythm by Swinging the Melody tones

Lecture 1: Download the Music Score of "Jingle Bell Rock" for Reference

Lecture 2: Piano Demo Line 1 & 2: Straight Rhythm vs Swing Rhythm

Lecture 3: Piano Practice: Line 1 & Line 2 Swing It

Lecture 4: Piano Demo Line 3 & 4: Swing It!

Lecture 5: Piano Practice: Line 3 & Line 4 Swing It

Lecture 6: Piano Demo: Section 1 Swing It!

Lecture 7: Piano Practice: Section 1 Swing It!

Chapter 4: #3 Section B: Make Jazzy Rhythm by Swinging the Bridge

Lecture 1: Piano Demo: Swing the Bridge – Section B

Lecture 2: Piano Play Practice: Swing the Bridge

Chapter 5: #4 Section A": Make Jazzy Rhythm by Swinging the Melody Tones

Lecture 1: Piano Demo: Swing the Melody Tones – Section A"

Lecture 2: Piano Play Practice: Right Hand Melody Line 7 to 9

Lecture 3: Piano Play Practice: Swing the Melody tones in Line 7 to 9

Chapter 6: #5 Create Syncopated Rhythmic Notes to make song Jazzy

Lecture 1: Piano Tips to Turn Melody Tones to Syncopated Rhythmic Notes

Lecture 2: Piano Demo: Listen to Syncopated Rhythmic Tones

Lecture 3: Piano Demo: Turn Line 1 & Line 2 with Syncopated Rhythm

Lecture 4: Piano Play Along: Line 1 & Line 2 Syncopated Notes

Lecture 5: Piano Demo: Turn Line 3 & Line 4 with Syncopated Rhythm

Lecture 6: Piano Play Along: Line 3 & Line 4 Syncopated Notes

Lecture 7: Piano Demo: Turn Line 5 & Line 6 with Syncopated Rhythm

Lecture 8: Piano Play Along: Line 5 * Line 6 Syncopated Notes

Lecture 9: Piano Demo: Turn Line 7 to 9 with Syncopated Rhythm

Lecture 10: Piano Play Along: Line 7 to 9 Syncopated Notes

Chapter 7: #6 Bonus: Introduction & Crushed Notes

Lecture 1: How To do Crushed Notes

Lecture 2: Piano Demo: Introduction + Crush Notes

Chapter 8: #7 Final Grand Ending – 1 V7 1

Lecture 1: Piano Demo: Final Ending 1 V7 1

Lecture 2: Piano Play Along: Final Ending 1 V7 !

Chapter 9: Congratulations & Conclusion

Lecture 1: Cool Resources for Students

Chapter 10: Bonus Video Section

Lecture 1: Bonus Video #1 Accompaniment Rhythm

Lecture 2: Bonus Video #2 Ballad Hop in O Holy Night

Instructors

Rosa Suen
Best Seller Music Teacher, 35 Years Pianist, 25,00+ students

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