Advanced Piano Chords 1: circle of 5ths patterns, etc.

Advanced Piano Chords 1: circle of 5ths patterns, etc.







Piano Chords



MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 6 Hours | 3.12 GB



Genre: eLearning | Language: English







This course teaches you how to interpret basic chord symbols at the piano, and explains them:







at the keyboard



in a visual and intuitive way



using real pieces of music







I'll teach you concepts using original techniques that I've tested on hundreds of students over a decade, including signed artists and other industry professionals. By the end you'll know many ways of playing any chord symbol that's likely to crop up in popular music. (I'm working on a follow-up course that teaches more advanced chords that you find in jazz.)







What this course is







This course shows you many ways of playing:







major triads (e.g. C, Eb, F#)



minor triads (e.g. Dm, Fm, G#m)



sus chords (e.g. Esus, Gsus, Bbsus)



7th chords (e.g. F#7, Am7, Cmaj7), and



slash chords (e.g. Ab/Eb, Bm/E, Dmaj7/E)







so that you can:







read a "lead sheet" (a score with a melody and chord symbols but no LH)



accompany yourself singing using just chord symbols, and



understand how the chord symbols fit a score







I'll show you many ways of playing each chord so that you can not only work out what chord to play but also turn it into a complete accompaniment.







What this course isn't







This course doesn't teach you how to play the piano - it assumes you know how to play the piano already. And the pieces used are mostly extracts that are designed to illustrate certain types of chord, so the goal isn't to play complete pieces but to acquire skills that you can apply to other pieces.







Also, this isn't a music composition course: I don't talk very much about why certain chords sound good together. However, if you are interested in learning about chord progressions this is a good starting point.







In conclusion







So, if you've ever wondered what Dm7/G means then give this course a try! You can always get a refund if you decide it isn't for you.







Best of luck on your musical journey,







Benedict



What are the requirements?







You need to be able to play the piano already



Even though chords are explained at the keyboard, you need to be able to read music to do the exercises







What am I going to get from this course?







Over 123 lectures and 6 hours of content!



Interpret basic chord symbols, including major and minor triads, sus chords, and 7th chords



Have multiple ways of playing the same chord, so that you can choose the one that sounds best







What is the target audience?







This course is for people who can already play the piano and read music, and who'd like a solid foundation in how to interpret chord symbols on the piano



This course is not for people learning to play the piano from scratch, or for people wanting to learn how to interpret chord symbols on other instruments