
Explore the clef as the basic staff symbol, focusing on the treble G clef and bass clef, and how the treble clef marks the second line as G.
Learn how ledger lines extend the staff by writing notes above or below, and know when to add more lines as needed.
Learn how to read time signatures, where the top number indicates the number of beats per measure and the bottom number defines the note values that form the beat.
Learn about note durations, including half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, and sixteenth notes, and how their durations compare.
Explore rest durations in Arabic keyboard music, using red symbols to show silence length, with rests matching note durations and all rests sharing a consistent length.
Master exercise five on the keyboard by coordinating the thumb, second finger, and third finger, playing from the lower notes to explore Arabic music and maqams.
Learn Maqam Kurd on keyboard by using the white keys to play note sequences like la, so, fa, mi, re, and do, reinforcing easy pitch patterns and ear training.
Learn to play Nassam Alyna El Hawa on a keyboard, starting with the first note and practicing the song's melody and rhythm.
In these lessons we will start from the basics. I will introduce you to the keyboard instrument and then we will start to learn the music theory which is the basic thing you need for being a musician. In music theory section there are video presentations that teach you all from the start. On the next section there are exercises to practice and improve your fingers movements. Then we will learn the Maqamat scales. In the next section I will teach you how to play the songs "Sa'alouni El Nas" and "Nassam Alyna El Hawa" of the singer Fairuz. Each song include normal speed and then I teach how to play it in slow speed. This course contain all what you need to learn how to play Arabic music on your oriental keyboard. So if you have a keyboard and you're ready to play an Arabic music on it, all you have to do is to sign up for this course.