Requirements
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You should have access to a piano or keyboard
Description
Have you always wanted to play the piano, but were not sure if you want to fully commit to private lessons or an expensive course?
If so this course is for you!
I wanted to create a very basic course for a complete beginner.
This course does simply one thing - demystifies the keyboard.
If you look at a piano and think, "this is too complicated to learn", this course will hopefully dispel those thoughts.
The piano is much more logical and easier to understand than most people think.
I will teach you...
- How to purchase your first keyboard (amongst the many, many, many keyboards that are out there)
- The 12 unique notes that make the 88 keys of the piano easy to memorize
- How the piano is spaced out
- How the piano relates to other instruments
- How the piano relates to singers
By the end of this course the piano itself, will make a lot more sense!
Who this course is for:
- Complete beginners who have never touched the piano
- This course is not for someone who has taken a piano lesson before
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 21 Lessons
- 0 Quizzes
- 5h 47m Duration
Piano Course
21 Lessons0 Quizzes
- Lesson 1 || The Piano Keyboard
- Lesson 2 || Starting to Read Music
- Lesson 3 || Reading a Melody
- Lesson 4 || The Left Hand And The Scale Of C Major
- Lesson 5 || Learning a Piece
- Lesson 6 || A New Piece, A New Scale, And Rests
- Lesson 7 || Quavers (Eighth Notes) And Accidentals
- Lesson 8 || A New Piece, Phrase Marks And Ritenuto
- Lesson 9 || The Concept Of Musical Key
- Lesson 10 || More Scales, And Playing Staccato
- Lesson 11 || Three Pieces To Learn
- Lesson 12 || Rhythm Reading And New Scales
- Lesson 13 || 2/4 Time And Semiquavers (16th Notes)
- Lesson 14 || Compound Time
- Lesson 15 || Minuet in G
- Lesson 16 || Broken Chord Exercises
- Lesson 17 || Learning A Blues Piece
- Lesson 18 || How To Play Für Elise
- Lesson 19 || New Scales And Scale Theory
- Lesson 20 || A New Piece, Prelude in F
- Lesson 21 || What To Do Next