Udemy - How to create unique/colourful Piano Chord Progressions
$200 Free 100% Off- Lectures 143
- Length 14 hours
- Skill Levels Beginner Level
- Languages English
- Published 10/2017
Udemy Coupon Code : FCBK4THCH_T_C_
Description
This course was published on the 11th of October 2017
Join over 13,000 students that have enrolled in my 4-Part Series Music Courses.
With more than 13.5 hours of Content, this Piano Course is a Course that will teach you how to create unique/colourful Chord Progressions on the Piano. The purpose of the first section of this course is to go over the basics, the fundamentals and the things that you should already know as an intermediate or an advanced player. The other sections of this course consists of intermediate/advanced content. This course is targeted at Piano players that are not beginners. This course is not ideal for someone that is a total beginner on the Piano. Having said that, although this course is not completely ideal for an absolute beginner, an absolute beginner can still take this course because I do go over certain basic things that intermediate and advanced piano players should know in the first section of the course.The first section of this course is designed to refresh your minds and to make sure that you haven't forgotten certain things that you should know as an intermediate or an advanced player.
This course can be seen as the part 4 of my music courses. However, it is not a prerequisite for you to have taken any of my other courses in order to take this course. This course compliments the following 3 courses which were created by me:
- "How to play Piano - Go from a Beginner/Intermediate to a Pro" Course
- "Intermediate to Advanced Piano Course; Become a Top Pianist" Course
- "Learn to Read & Write Music to play Piano & more instruments" Course
This course will teach you how to add make your Chord Progressions to be interesting and not boring through the use of a particular technique that is called 'Chord Substitution'.
In this course, you will learn about the different substitute chords that you can use for the Tonic, Supertonic, Mediant, Subdominant, Dominant and the Submediant Chords. You will also learn about the chord substitutions that you can use for other chords.
