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How to play Piano – Go from a Beginner/Intermediate to a Pro

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Description
What you’ll discover
You will be fully equipped with the knowledge necessary to play any style of music on the piano or keyboard.
You will have access to a pianist (i.e., the course instructor) who is always ready to respond to your inquiries and assist you in various ways.
From a BEGINNER to an ADVANCED Level on the Piano, this course will advance you.
You will learn about various chords as well as how to use Major Chords, Minor Chords, Diminished Chords, Augmented Chords, Suspended Chords, Dominant 7th Chords, and Secondary Dominant Chords.
Using chords, you’ll be able to play songs.
Learn how to employ passing chords to flavor your chord progressions.
You’ll discover how to make your chord progressions more colorful.
You’ll be at ease playing anything in all 12 keys.
Additional One-on-One FREE Live Video Lessons can be requested by students.
You’ll be familiar with all of the major, minor, pentatonic, blues, and other scale types.
You’ll be able to perform songs off-key.
You will learn about modes and be able to determine the Key of any song.
You will discover how to categorize modes into Major and Minor Modes.
You’ll comprehend the “Hows” and “Whys” of concepts related to piano playing and music theory.
Any song may be transposed from any key to another key.
You’ll be able to switch between keys.
You’ll discover how to improvise utilizing different modes.
You will be able to play a wide variety of musical instruments using chords.
You will be able to construct a variety of scales and use them.
You will discover what chord progressions are.
You’ll learn how to add grace notes to your piano playing to make it more interesting.
This course will benefit you by providing you with all the information necessary to be able to perform any song you like.
Additionally, you’ll study music theory.
You’ll discover how to utilize music to evoke various moods.
You will discover what arpeggios are.
You will also pick up new information.

Requirements

All you need is a keyboard or a piano.

Description

Join the over 28,000 students who have enrolled in all 10 of my music courses, as well as the over 11,000 students who have enrolled in this one.

This course is a COMPLETE & COMPREHENSIVE PIANO COURSE that contains video content, PDF sheets, and other lectures. It has more than 40 hours of information and 300+ lectures. You may learn to play any type of music with the assistance of this piano course. This comprehensive and well-organized piano course will move you musically and technically from a beginner level to an advanced level. You will have the knowledge necessary to play the piano or keyboard by the conclusion of this course. Anyone who wants to learn how to play the piano or keyboard, as well as those who already play and want to learn more about it, should take this course. There are “Beginner,” “Intermediate,” and “Advanced” Materials in this course. This course supports my other course, “Become a Top Pianist: Intermediate to Advanced Piano Course.”

The following courses are included in my 10-Part Series of Music Courses, which also includes this course:

Go from a Beginner/Intermediate to a Pro: How to Play the Piano” Course

Become a Top Pianist: Intermediate to Advanced Piano Course

Course on “How to make original/colorful piano chord progressions”

Piano course on “How to Compose Beautiful & Catchy Melodies”

How to utilize Slash Chords to produce original sounds and basslines

The course is titled “Learn to Read & Write Music to Play Piano & More Instruments.”

The course “Train your hearing to identify Scale Degrees and a Song’s Key”

Course on using altered chords in chord progressions

Develop a Skilled Musical Ear with the “How to Recognize Chords by Ear” Course.

The course is called “How to employ Borrowed Chords in your Chord Progressions.”

The many portions of this course are listed below:

Introduction

Getting Going

Separation between the right and left hands as they become independent

Brief Description of the Course’s Future

Musical Transitions

Major Scales/Scales

Exercises you may perform in real life to become proficient in all 12 Major Scales

Natural minor scales and minor scales

Scales in Harmonic Minor

Minor Melodic Scales

Size in Degrees

Information about Musical Intervals

Chords (Triad Chords) (Triad Chords)

Triad Chords for the Major Scale

Triad Chords in the Natural Minor Scale

Triad Chords in the Melodic Minor Scale

Chords in the Harmonic Minor Scale Triad

Each Major Scale’s and each type of Minor Scale’s Triad Chord Patterns

Suspended chords, 7th chords, and 6th chords

Each major scale’s and each type of minor scale’s seventh chord patterns

Degrees of Scale for Chords (Number System for Chords within a Scale)

Blues, Chromatic, and Pentatonic Scales

Inversions of chords and arpeggios

Sharps & Flats – Additional Explanation

Square of Fifths

How to employ several sorts of chords in each key and how to play songs by ear

All Major and Minor Scales’ Primary and Secondary Chords

Transposition

acquiring the skills necessary to perform competently in each of the 12 Keys

Various Chord Progressions in Each of the Twelve Keys

Rhythms and Free-Form Using Augmented and Diminished Triad Chords as Passing Chords for Passing Chords

What diminished 7th chords are, how to utilize them, and why they’re special

The peculiarity of an Augmented Triad Chord and how to employ an Augmented Triad

7th chords are used in chord progressions.

How to add flavor to your chord progressions by using secondary dominant chords

How to Add Color to Your Chord Progressions Using Suspended & Diatonic Chords

Modulation

Cadences

How to Apply Diminished Chords and Suspended Chords

Improvisation (filling the vacant Spaces in Songs with Piano runs, Licks & Riffs) (filling the empty Spaces in Songs with Piano runs, Licks & Riffs)

Adding color to your chord progressions with non-diatonic chords

Cut Chords

sustaining pedal

How to utilize music to evoke various moods

How to determine a song’s key

Longer chords (9th, 11th and 13th Chords)

How to employ the 9th, 11th, and 13th chords and various chord voicings

Modified Chords

Modes

Major and Minor Modes: A Classification of Modes

Modification of Modes

Additional Scales

Conclusion

References to musical documents you may always turn to

You will discover how many scales and chords there are in this lesson. You’ll master the skills necessary to perform any song you want. You will also learn how to identify a song’s chord structure and how to perform a tune using chords. You will also acquire more general information.

Who should take this course:

Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Topics are all covered in this course. Therefore, this course is for anyone who wants to study the piano or keyboard for the first time or who wants to learn more about it.
Anyone who wants to learn the piano Anyone who has never played the piano or a keyboard before
Anyone who wishes to start up the piano or keyboard again after a lengthy absence

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