An Introduction to Two Hand Piano Playing

Name: An Introduction to Two Hand Piano Playing
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Learn to play with two hands at the same time, how to read music and other important basic topics.

Created byTimothy Wurm

Last updated 5/2018

English

What you'll learn

Play two handed songs, play songs in the key of C Major and G Major, play with dynamics.

Course content

6 sections • 22 lectures • 4h 48m total length

Introduction1:59

Unit 1 Concepts part 112:17
This concepts video for unit 1 is a review of topics covered in Introduction to Piano and Music such as reading notes, the staff and both clefs. The main goal of this unit is to introduce you to two handed piano playing. Remember to start playing very slow when you first put a song hands together. You may want to master the treble clef and bass clef separately before putting hands together.
Unit 1 Playing Examples Part 112:20
These are the playing examples for Unit 1 of this course. These are meant to introduce you to playing with both hands.
Unit 1 Playing Examples Part 213:10
A continuation of the playing sheet examples.
Unit 1 Song11:08
Learn how to play the song; A Tisket A Tasket

Unit 2 Concepts14:19
This is the concepts video for Unit 2. Continue learning the basics of how to play with both hands on the piano.
Unit 2 Playing Examples part 113:36
Practice these examples, which are designed to help you become more familiar with playing piano with the right and left hand at the same time.
Unit 2 Playing Examples part 214:43
part 2 of Unit 2 playing examples.
Unit 2 Song Part 110:55
Playing the Piano Level 1 Unit 2 Songs; Ode to Joy and Pop Goes the Weasel.
Unit 2 Song Part 29:50
Part 2 of the songs for unit 2 of Playing the Piano Level 1.

Unit 3 Concepts14:18
Playing flat notes, dotted quarter notes, and playing legato are the topics covered in this unit's concepts video.
Unit 3 Playing Examples Part 115:49
These are the piano playing examples for unit 3 of Playing the Piano Level 1.
Unit 3 Playing Examples Part 215:56
This is part 2 of the unit 3 piano playing examples for Playing the Piano Level 1.
Unit 3 Songs14:11
These are the songs for unit 4. March Slav by Tchaikovsky and Mussette by Bach.

Unit 5 Concepts13:30
Playing the Piano 1 Unit 5 Concepts: Course review and wrap up.
Unit 5 Examples Part 118:29
These are the piano playing examples for Unit 5 of Playing the Piano Level 1. These examples review many of the concepts introduced in this course.
Unit 5 Examples Part 216:48
This is part 2 of the piano playing examples for unit 5.
Unit 5 Songs15:07
Unit 5 Song: Rage over a Lost Penny by Beethoven.

Requirements

How to find notes on the piano and how to read music.
Take my Introduction to Piano and Music Course before taking this course if you are just starting out.

Description

This course will help you develop your ability to read and play piano music for both hands. This is an easy course and is for those who know the very basics like how the piano is laid out, basic note reading, and where to place your hands already. If you are brand new to learning piano, check out my "Your First Course on Piano" course here on Udemy.

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By the end of this course, you will be able to:

-Play examples with articulations (staccato and legato)

-Play examples with eighth notes

-Count more difficult rhythms (with combinations of quarter, half, whole, and eighth notes)

-Understand key signatures

-Read and play in G Major

Piano pieces you will learn:

A Tisket a Tasket
Ode to Joy by Beethoven
March Slav
Musette J.S Bach
Air by W.A.Mozart
Rage over a lost Penny by Beethoven
All Through the Night
Amazing Grace
Au Clair De La Lune
Happy Birthday

How Long it Will Take to Finish This Course

Slow/Moderate Learners 2 to 3 weeks per unit = 12 to 18 weeks Fast Learners 1/2 to 1 week per unit = 3 to 6 weeks

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Who this course is for:

Anyone who has taken Introduction to Piano and Music or students who know a little about piano already.

An Introduction to Two Hand Piano Playing

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Introduction Video. What you will learn and what you need to know!1 lecture • 2min

Unit 14 lectures • 49min

Unit 25 lectures • 1hr 3min

Unit 34 lectures • 1hr

Unit 44 lectures • 50min

Unit 54 lectures • 1hr 4min

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