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Unlocking Piano By Ear - Intermediate Hymn Playing

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Unlocking Piano By Ear - Intermediate Hymn Playing

Unlocking Piano By Ear - Intermediate Hymn Playing
Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 10.14 GB | Duration: 5h 3m

Mastering the Art of Rhythmic and Expressive Piano Accompaniment

What you'll learn

Recognize common hymn chord progressions

Harmonize hymn melodies by ear

Modulating between keys

Transposing

Creating intros and endings

Rhythmic variations

Arpeggios with accompaniments

Requirements

Basic understanding of chord structure and note naming

Description

The Intermediate Hymn Playing by Ear course draws on his unique experience of transitioning from sight reading to playing by ear during his formative years. The course focuses on teaching students how to master the art of playing hymns without sheet music, blending technical skills with creativity and musical intuition. Daniel’s deep understanding of both structured learning and spontaneous musicianship makes this course ideal for those looking to deepen their connection to hymn playing and develop confidence in playing by ear.This course is designed for intermediate pianists who want to elevate their hymn playing by learning to play without relying on sheet music. In this course, Daniel, an experienced musician who transitioned from classical sight reading to playing by ear, guides you through the essentials of ear training, chord recognition, and rhythmic accompaniment. You’ll learn to identify chord progressions, create beautiful harmonies, and add your own creative touch to classic hymns. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to confidently accompany hymns in church or at home, with fluidity, expression, and a deep connection to the music.By the end of the course, you’ll have developed the confidence and skills to sit at the piano and bring hymns to life without the need for sheet music. You’ll not only understand the theory behind the music but also feel the freedom to improvise, create, and enhance your playing with personal expression. Whether you’re playing for a congregation, a small group, or for your own enjoyment, this course will empower you to accompany hymns with style, emotion, and a deeper musical intuition. This is your chance to unlock the full potential of your ear and elevate your piano playing to a new level.

Overview

Section 1: Laying the Foundation

Lecture 1 Introduction to Hymn Playing Foundations

Lecture 2 Chord Structures & Inversions

Lecture 3 Chord Practice & Progressions

Lecture 4 Application of Basic Chord Progressions to Amazing Grace

Lecture 5 Using the Number System to Transpose into New Keys

Lecture 6 Finishing Basic Progression of Victory in Jesus

Section 2: Recognizing Common Hymn Chord Progressions and Harmonizations

Lecture 7 Basic Ear Interval Training

Lecture 8 Recognizing Common Hymn Chord Progressions

Lecture 9 Harmonizing Hymn Melodies by Ear

Lecture 10 Adding Advanced Harmonies and Variations

Lecture 11 Rhythm and Dynamics in Hymn Accompaniment

Lecture 12 Integrating Techniques for Complete Hymn Arrangements

Section 3: Pre-Advanced Techniques for Hymn Playing by Ear

Lecture 13 Adding Advanced Harmonies and Variations

Lecture 14 Using Major Seventh Chords in Hymn Playing

Lecture 15 Introducing Suspended Chords

Lecture 16 Harmonic Substitutions for Variation

Lecture 17 Modulating Between Keys Within a Hymn

Lecture 18 Creating Intros and Endings for Hymns

Section 4: Enhancements and Variations

Lecture 19 Enhancing Hymns with Rhythmic Variations

Lecture 20 Adding Passing Chords for Smooth Transitions

Lecture 21 Embellishing Melodies with Grace Notes and Passing Tones

Lecture 22 Using Arpeggios to Enhance Hymn Accompaniment

Lecture 23 Playing Hymns in the Southern Gospel Style

Lecture 24 Exploring Rich Harmonies and Extended Chords in Hymn Playing

Church pianists and accompanists who would like to broaden their piano skills in playing by ear