Why do we learn INTERVALS? This is essential to help us in Sight Reading Musical Notes. Here is a tutorial video I made explaining what INTERVALS are. In order to practice reading notes by INTERVALS, I made some additional music sheets for practice. These pieces train your visual to read the notes by Harmonic Intervals on the left hand, and Harmonic & Melodic Intervals on the right hand. Here are some practice tips. 1. To improve your Sight Reading, try to play hands together the first time, to try how far you can go. Then hands separately. 2. The left hand notes are designed to practice Harmonic Intervals from 2nd to 5th apart. When reading, try to name out their intervals. You may write them down at first. Then try to identify them without writing out. 3. When playing the right hand notes, try to read ahead the next note while playing. Also try to identify the intervals, to build your muscle memory. I made a video demonstrating the songs abo...
You might find playing hands together a little challenging. Today, I made a tutorial video on how to start doing it from very simple exercises. Here are the 2 music sheets I used in the tutorial. Playing 1 note on the left hand Playing 3 notes on the left hand. I have added hands together parts in our previous songs for your practice. The reason I'm reusing the songs that we've learnt, is so that we can learn by layering. Adding another layer on top what we've known, make us more confident in continuing the learning journey. I hope these exercises can really help you in pursuing piano playing. Remember, Roman is not built in one day. We need a lot of determination and patience in learning how to master piano playing Happy learning!
Here comes my 13th Tutorial videos on Piano Lesson 101. Today, we are going to go more on CHORD. Here is the video to show you how. This is the Mary Had A Little Lamb score sheet used in the video. And this is the Broken Chord score sheet. Please note that I have used Block Chord as an ending. You might have difficulties playing several notes on your left hand as a start. You may always do a revision on your C Chord playing with this tutorial Lesson #5 video below: Here is the additional Song for practice. Let's start with just the C Chord on the Left hand. Playing left hand with block chords. Then we change the left hand playing Broken Chords Then we may move on to changing the chords on left hand with the following exercise. You may find it a bit difficult at first to change the left hand chord in minim counts. Try to practice a few times until you are comfortable with changing chords. Then, move on to playing Broken Chords on the left ...
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