In this lesson, we’ll explore major chord progressions. In the previous lesson, you learned how to form inverted major triads. Now, we’ll use these major triads to create functional and expressive progressions. What Are Major Chord Progressions? A chord progression is a sequence of chords moving from one
In this lesson, we will learn about major triads. In previous lessons, you learned how to construct a major scale. Using a few simple techniques, I’ll show you how to easily transform a major scale into a major triad, when you’re most likely to play major triads, and
The major scale is foundational in music theory. Imagine the satisfaction of transforming a simple melody into rich chords! To master this skill, you need fluency in all 12 keys. Instead of memorising scales blindly, focus on understanding their structure to play any scale effortlessly.
A Comprehensive Lesson Intervals are the building blocks of music, defining the distance between two pitches. In harmony, intervals occur when notes are played simultaneously, creating consonance or dissonance. This lesson explores intervals, their types, emotional effects, formulas, and practical applications. 1. What Are Intervals? An interval measures the distance
Now that you’ve met the white keys, let’s uncover the secrets of the black keys—the “sharps” (♯) and “flats” (♭) you’ve probably heard about. Think of them as musical spices that add flavour to your playing! default: Piano.Keyboard: showKeyName: true children: C#, D#, F#, G#, A# octaves:
Learn the basics of piano notes and white keys in this introductory lesson. Discover how seven unique notes form the foundation of music, understand the concept of octaves, and explore the C major scale. Perfect for beginners!