#6 Piano Hand Coordination: Play Open 10 Ballad to 9/4 Song

Name: #6 Piano Hand Coordination: Play Open 10 Ballad to 9/4 Song
Rating: 4.8 (3 reviews)

Learn the Left Hand piano technique of Open 10th Ballad. Learn to practice effectively for LH & RH to play in the Flow

Created byRosa Suen

Last updated 10/2019

English

What you'll learn

PLAY beautiful ballad in 9/4 time
COORDINATE Left Hand and Right Hand easily in quarter notes
COORDINATE Left Hand and Right Hand easily in whole notes
ROCK the fingers when playing ballads in the flow
KNOW where the anchor the fingers
PLAY smoothly throughout the whole song
FOLLOW the score sheet in the beginning of the learning process
PLAY with Chords notation
Play by EAR
PRACTICE effectively at the piano

Course content

6 sections • 21 lectures • 48m total length

Introduction & Overall picture2:34
Discover coordinated left and right hand piano to play an open tone ballad in 9/4, using pickup notes, groups of three, and playing by ear with chords and a score.
Activity 1: Print out the music score & Note the 9/4 meter0:27

Practice Plan for Students - How To Practice Effectively0:38
Line 1 Play Along & Practice to play in the Flow with Both Hnads2:24
Master piano hand coordination through line 1 play along practice, learning to play in the flow with both hands on the open 10 ballad to 9/4 song.
Line 2 - Play Along & Practice to play in the Flow with Both Hnads2:41
Master piano hand coordination by practicing along with the line 2 exercise, playing with both hands to achieve a smooth flow in a 9/4 ballad.
Line 3 - Play Along & Practice to play in the Flow with Both Hnads3:06
Enhance piano hand coordination by playing along and practicing to flow with both hands, tackling the open 10 ballad in a 9/4 song.

Practice Plan for Students - How To Practise With Chords0:53
Activity 2: Example of Couting for 9/4 Time Signature0:12
Phrase 1 Play Along & Students Practice - Chords + Rhythm3:10
Develop piano hand coordination through phrase 1 with a play along and student practice, focusing on chords and rhythm for a ballad in 9/4 time.
Phrase 1 Play Along & Students Practice - Chords Only & Play by EAR3:01
Develop piano hand coordination by practicing phrase 1 with chords only and playing along. Students practice by ear to accompany the open 10 ballad to 9/4 song.
Phrase 2 Play Along & Students Practice - Chords + Rhythm3:18
Enhance piano hand coordination through phrase 2 play along, featuring chords and rhythm practice for the open 10 ballad to 9/4 song.
Phrase 2 Play Along & Students Practice - Chords Only & Play by EAR3:18
Engage in phrase 2 play along, with students practicing chords only and developing ear-based playing to improve piano hand coordination.
Phrase 3 Play Along & Students Practice - Chords + Rhythm3:05
Practice phrase 3 with a play-along, focusing on chords and rhythm to improve piano hand coordination.
Phrase 3 Play Along & Students Practice - Chords Only & Play by EAR3:10
Improve piano hand coordination by having students practice phrase 3 with a play-along, focusing on chords only and playing by ear.
Phrase 4 Play Along & Students Practice - Chords + Rhythm3:04
Develop piano hand coordination by playing phrase 4 with a play-along, practicing chords and rhythm in a student practice session.
Phrase 4 Play Along & Students Practice - Chords Only & Play by EAR2:51
Develop piano hand coordination as you play along with phrase 4, practicing chords only and learning to play by ear.

Requirements

Students need to have some knowledge of basic chords

Description

Learn How To Play Beautiful Open 10th Ballad & Coordinate LH & RH when you play a song in 9/4 Times.

In this course, you are going to expand your horizon and start implementing beautiful piano technique to songs that are in 9/4 time signature.

A time signature represents the length of the melody in a song.

There are common signatures, such as quadruple (4/4) and triple (3/4) time. Most songs are written in this time.

However, some songs are written in uncommon time signatures, such as 5/4, 7/4, and 9/4. Once you know how to play songs in 9/4, you will be able to play in 3/8, 6/8 or 9/8 also.

Time signatures are written as fractions. The top number represents how many beats there are in a measure, and the bottom number represents the note value which makes one beat.

In a 9/4 Song, it means that there are 9 Beats in a measure.

In this course, I am going to show you the following piano techniques:

Play Open 10th Ballad in the flow
Learn how to Rock your LH fingers
Anchor you 3rd finger on the 5th tone
Stretch out your thumb to the 10th tone open sound
Coordinate both LH and RH when playing quarter notes
Coordinate both LH and RH when playing whole notes.

Enroll and I will see you inside the course,

Rosa

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Who this course is for:

Students who want to learn to play by ear
Students who want to play in the flow
Students who want to learn how to coordinate both hands easily

#6 Piano Hand Coordination: Play Open 10 Ballad to 9/4 Song

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Introduction to the Course2 lectures • 3min

Learn LH Open 10th Ballad to Chords: C, F, G, Em2 lectures • 2min

Practice Method 1: Play Along with Music Score4 lectures • 9min

Practice Method 2: Play by Ear Using Chords + Rhythm10 lectures • 26min

Play The Entire Song - Have Thine Own Way - Open 10th Ballad2 lectures • 4min

Congratulations & Conclusion1 lecture • 5min

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