50 Piano Chord Progressions and Rhythmic Patterns: Part 2

50 Piano Chord Progressions and Rhythmic Patterns: Part 2, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.17, with 61 lectures, based on 6 reviews, and has 55 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn up to 50 chord progressions and their rhythmic patterns Musical rests Major and Minor Chords Diatonic Chord Progression Meaning of a Chord and Triad This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for all levels of piano and keyboard players, song writers and music composers, music producers and music lovers. It is particularly useful for This course is for all levels of piano and keyboard players, song writers and music composers, music producers and music lovers.

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Summary

Title: 50 Piano Chord Progressions and Rhythmic Patterns: Part 2

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.17

Number of Lectures: 61

Number of Published Lectures: 61

Number of Curriculum Items: 61

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 61

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn up to 50 chord progressions and their rhythmic patterns
Musical rests
Major and Minor Chords
Diatonic Chord Progression
Meaning of a Chord and Triad

Who Should Attend

This course is for all levels of piano and keyboard players, song writers and music composers, music producers and music lovers.

Target Audiences

This course is for all levels of piano and keyboard players, song writers and music composers, music producers and music lovers.

This course will equip interested individuals with knowledge of up to 50 chord progressions and their rhythmic patterns.

Musicians/Song writers have used various chord progressions and rhythmic patterns to compose many songs over centuries and decades, and it is pertinent to note that songs/music will still be composed and produced for centuries and decades to come.

This is an important course to musicians (Piano players, Guitar players, Bass players, Saxophone players, Trumpet players, etc.) Song writers, Music producers and Composers because learning and understanding chord progressions and their rhythmic patterns is essential and critical to composing and producing songs and music.

We will be looking at the definition of Chord Progression, Overview of the Great Stave, Major and Minor chords, Chord Inversions of the Major and Minor chords, Diatonic chord progression, Rhythmic Subdivisions (Whole note, half note, quarter note, eighth note and sixteenth note). Also, we would be looking at Time Signatures (2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 3/8, etc.) We would also look at musical rest (Whole rest, half rest, quarter rest, eighth rest and sixteenth rest).

This course and its subsequent series will also aid in relieving composer’s block. I believe you will love and enjoy this course. So, sign up today and succeed! Thank you!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Tools To Use

Lecture 2: Using Captions

Lecture 3: Overview Of The Great Stave

Chapter 2: Revisiting Chords

Lecture 1: Chord and Triad

Lecture 2: Chord Inversions

Lecture 3: Diatonic Chord Progression

Chapter 3: Musical Rest

Lecture 1: Musical Rest

Chapter 4: Revisiting Musical Concepts

Lecture 1: Time Signature

Lecture 2: Rhythmic Subdivision

Chapter 5: 50 Piano Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns: Part 2

Lecture 1: Brief Overview

Lecture 2: SEG 1: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 01

Lecture 3: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 02

Lecture 4: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 03

Lecture 5: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 04

Lecture 6: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 05

Lecture 7: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 06

Lecture 8: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 07

Lecture 9: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 08

Lecture 10: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 09

Lecture 11: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 10

Lecture 12: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 11

Lecture 13: SEG 2: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 12

Lecture 14: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 13

Lecture 15: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 14

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Lecture 21: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 20

Lecture 22: SEG 3: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 21

Lecture 23: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 22

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Lecture 25: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 24

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Lecture 34: SEG 4: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 33

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Lecture 42: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 41

Lecture 43: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 42

Lecture 44: SEG 5: Chord Progression and Rhythmic Patterns 43

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Chapter 6: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion and Upcoming

Instructors

Daniel Oseghe
Composer/Keyboardist/Multi-Instrumentalist

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