Play Music by Ear – from Beginner to Fluency

Play Music by Ear – from Beginner to Fluency, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 56 lectures, based on 119 reviews, and has 905 subscribers.

You will learn about Make the connection and Internalize your sense of rhythm, melody and harmony Learn and play popular songs without reading music Discover the underlying building blocks of music This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners, non-musicans and musicans who wish to learn music with their ears instead of reading music. It is particularly useful for Beginners, non-musicans and musicans who wish to learn music with their ears instead of reading music.

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Summary

Title: Play Music by Ear – from Beginner to Fluency

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Make the connection and Internalize your sense of rhythm, melody and harmony
Learn and play popular songs without reading music
Discover the underlying building blocks of music

Who Should Attend

Beginners, non-musicans and musicans who wish to learn music with their ears instead of reading music.

Target Audiences

Beginners, non-musicans and musicans who wish to learn music with their ears instead of reading music.

Discover the underlying building blocks of music
Internalize your sense of rhythm
Connect your voice and ears to find notes on any instrument
Learn how to find and play a melody by ear
Understand harmony – How chords work
Play chords and melody at the same time
Follow the step-by-step process to learn the rhythm, melody and chords of any song
Learn and play popular songs without reading music
This course is a combination of my other courses (“Rhythm-The Basics”, “How to Play any Song by Ear-the Basics”, “Chords and Harmony”, and “Song Discovery-Hello”)

In this course I will reach you how to make music your lifelong companion by connecting your ears, voice and body to music, through piano & ear-training. When we learn to play by ear, the music becomes a permanent part of our body and it is becomes easy to remember a song you played years ago as well as learn how to play a song you hear on the radio.

Until quite recently in human history, music was always taught and learned by ear. There was no such thing as music notation, but music was passed down as part of our greater cultural exchange. Written music was developed as a tool to help remember songs and to transfer information about a piece but since music is primarily an audio experience it more deeply ingrained in our brains memeory when learned through an auditory method.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Rhythm

Lecture 1: Rhythm lesson #1 – Walk and Count

Lecture 2: Rhythm Lesson #2 – Keep Walking "and"

Lecture 3: Rhythm lesson #3 – Walk with a little backbeat

Lecture 4: Rhythm lesson # 4 – Add the right hand

Lecture 5: Rhythm lesson #5 – Bonus lessonn! – How to play the drums

Lecture 6: Rhythm lesson #6 – Finding the Beats

Lecture 7: Rhythm lesson #7 – Thriller

Lecture 8: Rhythm lesson #8 – Using chords to find the beats

Lecture 9: Rhythm lesson #9 – Fingersnap edition

Lecture 10: Rhythm lesson #10 – Syncopated Vocals

Lecture 11: Rhythm lesson #11 – Mozart's Groove

Lecture 12: Rhythm lesson #12 – Walk, Tap, and Count with the music

Lecture 13: Rhythm lesson #13 – A Thrillling Walk

Lecture 14: Rhythm lesson #14 – Pulse vrs. Rhythm

Lecture 15: Rhythm lesson #15 – Different Time Signatures

Lecture 16: Rhythm lesson #16 – Shake it UP!

Chapter 3: Melody

Lecture 1: Melody Lesson #1 – What is pitch

Lecture 2: Melody lesson #2 – Find a note, sing a note

Lecture 3: Melody Lesson # 3 – How to use a tuner

Lecture 4: Melody Lesson #4 – High and Low

Lecture 5: Melody Lesson #5 – High and Low test

Lecture 6: Melody Lesson #6 – High – Low supplemental test

Lecture 7: MELODY LESSON #7 – Naming the Notes

Lecture 8: Melody #8 – What is an Octave

Lecture 9: Melody #9 – High – Low – Same – Octave test

Lecture 10: Melody #10 – First Song by Ear!

Lecture 11: Melody #11 – Find Two Notes

Lecture 12: Melody #12 – Low- Medium – High test

Lecture 13: Melody #13 – Find three notes

Lecture 14: Melody #14 – Twinkle Twinkle by ear

Lecture 15: Melody #15 – What is a Key

Lecture 16: Melody #16 – Twinkle Twinkle in different keys

Lecture 17: Melody #17 – Mary Had a Little Lamb

Lecture 18: Melody #18 – Happy Bonus lesson!

Chapter 4: Harmony

Lecture 1: Harmony #1 – What is harmony

Lecture 2: Harmony #2 – What is a chord

Lecture 3: Harmony #3 – The Function of Chords

Lecture 4: Harmony #4 – Twinkle with the chords

Lecture 5: Harmony #5 – Mary Had a bunch of chords

Lecture 6: Harmony #6 – Where and When to play the chords

Lecture 7: Harmony #7 – Same chords different songs part 1

Lecture 8: Harmony #8 – Same chords different songs part 2

Lecture 9: Harmony #9 – The minor VI (6) chord

Lecture 10: Harmony #10 – Breaking down the four chord pop song

Lecture 11: Harmony #11 – Four chord songs Medley

Lecture 12: Harmony #12 – Minor and Major chords

Lecture 13: Harmony #13 – Major and Minor chord test

Lecture 14: Harmony #14 – How to find the "Key" of a song

Chapter 5: Song Discovery

Lecture 1: Song Discovery #1 – Intro

Lecture 2: Song Discovery #2 – Keys and Chords

Lecture 3: Song Discovery #3 – Chorus Chords

Lecture 4: Song Discovery #4 – Chorus Melody

Lecture 5: Song Discovery #5 – Verse and Pre-Chorus Melody

Lecture 6: Song Discovery #6 – Mini Concert

Lecture 7: Song Discovery #7 – Conclusion

Instructors

Michael Emenau
Music Teacher, Performer and App Developer

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