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Home › Piano intensive course for adults-beginners. Lesson 28

Piano intensive course for adults-beginners. Lesson 28

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Piano Exercises

1. Hanon #4 - play with separate hands with a metronome/beats

2. Hanon #4 - play with metronome/beats using both hands

Music Theory

Circle 3

Notes can be arranged by skipping two steps.

These sequences of fourths comprise the third cycle.

Knowledge of these sequences helps to read melodies that “skip” along the Grand Staff and aids with chord inversion.

It is much easier to memorize the fourths-fifths cycle of tonality and the positioning of flats and sharps.

1. Printout the picture of the circle 3

2. Learn to say all rows of circle 3:

Do Fa Ti Mi La Re Sol Do – Do Sol Re La Mi Ti Fa Do

Fa Ti Mi La Re Sol Do Fa – Fa Do Sol Re La Mi Ti Fa

Ti Mi La Re Sol Do Fa Ti – Ti Fa Do Sol Re La Mi Ti

Mi La Re Sol Do Fa Ti Mi – Mi Ti Fa Do Sol Re La Mi

La Re Sol Do Fa Ti Mi La – La Mi Ti Fa Do Sol Re La

Re Sol Do Fa Ti Mi La Re – Re La Mi Ti Fa Do Sol Re

Sol Do Fa Ti Mi La Re Sol – Sol Re La Mi Ti Fa Do Sol

Video sample:

3. Keep practicing circle 1 and 2.

All other combinations of notes are derived from these three sequences, known as musical inversions.

As you can see, learning the Music Alphabet, even without singing it, is a very important aid to music development. The alphabet is a matrix for the voice and hearing, a foundation for quick reading from sheet music, and the framework for understanding music theory. This is the concentrate of the entire system of music. Learning the language of music without it is much harder.

With the aid of the alphabet, music sounds can be perceived on a stable level similar to that of human speech. The person gets used to not only hearing sounds, but also to guessing their names. The sounds that we hear are gradually decoded into their names and symbols (notes), which we can sing, play, and write down on paper.

Chords and ear training

ImageGentle Piano® Module and find Solfeggio Chords 1 Major C 1.0

Open the folder and find the pieces My Hall, Poppies, Oh, on the top:

Press 6 and S to listen to the piece on the traditional presentation

Press 1 or 3 L to play the piece by your left hand

Press 'LH" to hide all the notes of the left hand and play the chords of the piece by ear.

Make little to no mistakes with minimum time lag.

Do not forget to write the score down in your progress diary.

Practice Sight-Reading Pieces

ImageGentle Piano®: Album Simona 1 Level 0.4

1. The Crane

2. A Cuckoo in the woods

3. Allegro

4. Allegretto

Play with separate and both hands on 6.

Record the scores.

Make pictures/videos for your progress diary.

Piano Performance

The suggestions of the piano pieces from the Lesson #12 to the Lesson #52 are built on"one size fits all" principal. If you need more or less challenge, contact us at admin@softmozart.com

ImageGentle Piano®:Album Favorite Classic 2 Merry Farmer:

Keep practicing by R, L and P.

 

Video-success:

If you have any questions or comment, email me any time at admin@softmozart.com

Sincerely yours,

Hellene Hiner

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