|
Watch the first video playing at 75% speed, and the second one playing at a normal speed. Download free sheet music below. |
|
Learn how to play The Ash Grove melody with just the right hand in the first video, and learn how to play this song with chords added in the second video. Download The Ash Grove free sheet music below. |
|
Learn how to play the three easy songs in the video below. Follow along to learn how to Read the rest of this entry » |
| Learn Improvisation Techniques | List of 50 Free Piano Lessons | Free Chord Ear Trainer |
|
This video shows you three (3) improvisation techniques that you can use to improvise your next song, starting with playing melody as octave on the right hand. Watch the video below to learn how to play Silent Night (at 00:17) |
|
Playing Melody As Octave – 0:17 Root Chord Pattern – 2:38 Adding Harmony in the Right Hand – 5:08 |
| An octave is any two notes 12 half steps apart. For example, the first melody note of “Silent Night” is G. Instead of playing that G by itself, we will also play the G one octave higher along with it. Read the rest of this entry » |
| Major chord (Symbol is M or Maj) or Major triad, is used in most of the songs. Learn how to play C Major Chord in this lesson, watch the video below: |
 |
|
The formula for major chord is: 1 – 3 – 5 |
|
1 – Root Chord 3 – Major Third (has four half steps above the root note) 5 – Perfect Fifth (has seven half steps above the root note) |
 |
|
|
| ___________________________________ |
| You May Also Like: |
 |
Learn Songs:
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| ____________________________ |
| Click below to access: |
| Page 1 | | | Page 2 | | | Page 3 | | | Page 4 | | | Page 5 |
| Page 6 | | | Page 7 | | | Page 8 | | | Page 9 | | | Page 10 |
| Page 11 | | | Page 12 | | | Page 13 | | | Page 14 | | | Page 15 |
| Lesson 2 White Piano Key Names  |
Lesson 1 Piano Layout  |
Lesson 3 Black Piano Keys Names  |
Lesson 5  |
Virtual Piano  |
Lesson 4  |
| The total of seven white keys are broken down into two groups – a group of three (3) white keys (C, D, E), and a group of four (4) white keys (F, G, A, B). Watch the video below to help you recognize each of the white keys easily in relation to their position on the keyboard: |
For absolute beginners, learning the piano keys is the most fundamental skill that one has to learn first. Here you will learn the layout patterns of the piano keyboard which will help you to recognize the name of each key in relation to its position on the piano keyboard. There are 88 keys in any full-size piano keyboard, these keys are actually made up of a set of seven white keys and a set of five black keys repeated throughout the keyboard. Watch the video below with easy-to-follow illustrations, and have fun in learning the first step of learning the piano. |
| ____________________________ |
| You May Also Like: |
| In this blog, we will learn how to play the whole tone scale in the key of C on the piano keyboard, starting by playing three white keys (C, D, E) and three black keys (F#, G#, A#) on the keyboard. It is much fun and easier to remember how to play the whole tone scale in the key of C. Read the rest of this entry » |
