Learn to Read & Write Music to play Piano & more instruments
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 10.5 Hours | Lec: 87 | 2.13 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Piano / Music Course with lessons that can help you to learn how to play the piano , violin , guitar & many Instruments

"Learn to Read & Write Music to play Piano & more instruments" Course

Piano / Music Course with lessons that can help you to learn how to play the piano , violin , guitar & many Instruments
This course is part of my 9-Part Series Music Courses which includes the following courses:
"Learn to Read & Write Music to play Piano & more instruments" Course
"How to play Piano - Go from a Beginner/Intermediate to a Pro" Course
"Intermediate to Advanced Piano Course; Become a Top Pianist" Course
"How to create unique/colourful Piano Chord Progressions" Course
"How to compose Beautiful & Catchy Melodies on the Piano" Course
"How to use Slash Chords to create unique sounds & Basslines" Course
"Train your ears to recognise Scale Degrees & a Song's Key" Course
"How to use Altered Chords in your Chord Progressions' Course
"How to Recognise Chords by ear;Develop a Skilled Musical ear" Course
Why should you enrol in this Course that has over 10 Hours of Video Content? You should enrol in this Course because:
Learning how to read and write music is a fundamental and important aspect of Music that can help you to learn many musical instruments (e.g. Piano, Violin, Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet and other instruments) faster than you would if you didn't know how to read music. This is because the 'Grammar' of music is the same for many musical instruments.
Learning how to read music will enable you to read off a music sheet and hence play an instrument. Knowing how to play an Instrument by ear is good. But knowing how to play by EAR and by MUSIC SHEET is even better. It's better to be an all-rounder Instrumentalist that can both play by Ear and by reading a Music Sheet.
Learning how to read and write music can help you to write your own song.
Learning how to read music prior to learning an instrument will make the learning process easier.
Learning how to read and write music can help you if you are an artist or if you want to be one.
Learning how to read and write music can help you to become a music teacher/tutor.
The Knowledge you are going to gain in this Course can be applied to many instruments because the reading and writing of music is the same for many instruments.
Learning how to read and write music can help you if you are someone that sings or if you are in a band or in the choir.
This course features the following sections:
Introduction of the Course
Pitch, Bass & Treble Clefs, Stave, Ledger lines and Musical Notes
Sharps and Flats
Duration of notes, Tempo & Tempo Instructions, Beamed notes and Dotted notes
Time Signatures & Rhythm
Key Signatures and How they (Key Signatures) are derived from Scales
How to easily Recognise Key Signatures on a Music Sheet
Accidentals and Cautionary Accidentals
Modulation
Transposition
Rests, Ties and Slurs
Repeat Marks and Glissando
Chords
The Circle of Fifths
Conclusion
This Course is a Step - By - Step Guide on how to read music. Knowing how to read & write music is a valuable skill. Knowing how to read music will aid your learning of many musical instruments. Knowing how to read music can also help you to write your own song. The skill of knowing how to read music is something that can be applied to playing many instruments because the music theory behind many instruments is the same. Knowing how to read music will help you to know how to play many instruments like the Piano, the Violin, the Saxophone and other instruments.
This course is for anyone who would like to read (& write) music. This course consists of more than 10 hours of Video Content. This course will teach you the music theory behind many musical instruments. This course will also help you to learn many musical instruments faster because understanding music theory prior to learning an instrument will make the learning process easier. Having said that, you don't have to be an instrument player or someone who wants to learn an instrument in order to take this course. You may have other reasons for wanting to learn how to read music. For example, maybe you sing or maybe you're in the choir and you're required to learn how to read music.
In this course you will learn about several things like Key Signatures, Major Keys and their Relative Minor Keys, the Stave (or the Staff), the treble clef & the bass clef, Accidentals, Time Signatures, Ties and Slurs, Sharps and Flats, Duration of notes and other musical topics.

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