
In this course you will learn the basics of "Jamming". You will learn how to play chords and improvise different accompaniment patterns. You will start with the basics of music theory, major harmony, chord construction and the major scale. All this information once learned in the key of C major can then later be transposed to all other keys.
In this video you will learn how to find the C notes and play the C major scale with your right hand.
This lecture shows you how to build chords from the major scale.
learn how to play the major scale with the left hand.
Practice right hand rhythms by holding chords for four counts (whole notes), then explore half notes, quarter notes, and eighth notes, moving between chords C, F, G, and B diminished.
Play through a simple chord progression.
Practice arpeggios over a simple 1 3 1 5 3 1 3 bass pattern, master a basic three-chord progression, and prepare to combine and improvise these ideas in upcoming lessons.
Each chord is related to a scale starting on the same root note as the chord.
Combine techniques to improvise over a chord progression using broken chords and pentatonic notes. Use pedaling, inversions, and bass ideas in one key, then expand to other keys.
Explore first inversions and root positions in pop piano accompaniment, swapping between inversions and basic chord voicings to create closer voicings and richer musical progressions.
Explore second inversions and first inversions in pop piano accompaniment, repositioning the root and using fingerings 1 3 5 with the fingers 1 2 5 to articulate chord progressions.
using what we have so far and just playing with it. This lesson also looks at smoother transitions with chords.
Learn this content thoroughly. Get very comfortable with it and wait for Improvising Pop Piano Accompaniment 2.
Have you ever wanted to just sit at the piano and play?
Not worry about sheet music or knowing a certain song?
Play in a band by just jamming on ideas?
In this course you will learn the basics of Jamming.
You will learn how to play chords and improvise different accompaniment patterns.
You will start with the basics of music theory, major harmony, chord construction and the major scale.
All this information once learned in the key of C major can then later be transposed to all other keys.