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Chords

13%

171 - Kodoko No Sora


Solfeo - Reading Music

41%

172 - Solfeo No. 41


Music Theory

36%
MT36_Fermata

173 - Fermata

The fermata is a symbol to "STOP" time. In music you alwasy have time and the time is running, click, click , click... so each note has a time. When you want to stop the time you use the fermata, it goes on top or below the note, and at that moment you stop counting. You hold the time, usually for as long as half or a little bit more of the note, but you can actually hold the time, or stop it, for as long as you want, and then after a while the music will continue like normal.


Songs - Level 5

33%

174 - Happy Birthday

This is your first song with two hands.


Piano Technique

34%

175 - Fingers CMC_3-16


Scales

19%

176 - F minor - Half Notes


Solfeo - Reading Music

42%

177 - Solfeo No. 42


Chords

14%

178 - The Yellow Bridge


Music Theory

37%
MT37_Da_Segno

179 - Da Segno

Da segno is an italina term that means "From This Sign" and when you repeat music or a piece of a song, sometimes you have to go back to a certain point in the song, so you use "Da Segno" symbol to put it where you want to go back. And then you say "go to this sign and start playing from there". Use this symbol to repeat music from a specific point in the music, Again, the onlly way to really understand a lot of these symbols is to actually play songs and used them.


Solfeo - Reading Music

43%

180 - Solfeo No. 43


Songs - Level 7

34%

181 - A Little Boy

Use your hands the right way. The left plays the notes on the bass clef, and the right on the treble clef.


Chords

15%

182 - After All This Time


Piano Technique

35%

183 - Fingers CMC_8-6


Scales

20%

184 - A Major - Quarter Notes


Music Theory

38%
MT38_Octave_Higher

185 - Octave Higher

The 8va with little dashed lines means that you have to play all the notes that are below the dashed lines, one octave higher. Instead of writting the notes really high with a lot of ledger lines, you write the notes lower, so they will be easier to read, and add the 8va sign, to tell the performer to play the same notes, but higher, an octave higher.


Piano Technique

36%

186 - Fingers CMC_12-2


Scales

21%

187 - G minor - Half Notes


Chords

16%

188 - I Love Your Smile


Songs - Level 7

35%

189 - I See A Star

Use your hands the right way. The left plays the notes on the bass clef, and the right on the treble clef.


Solfeo - Reading Music

44%

190 - Solfeo No. 44


Music Theory

39%
MT39_The_C_Clef

191 - The C Clef

The C clef is a clef like the Treble Clef or The Bass Clef, but is for "Viola" a string strument like the violin but a little bit bigger. A lot of people don't even know this clef exist, because is not very popular, but student who wants to play viola, they have to learn this clef like guitar students learn the treble clef, or trombone students learn the bass clef. You put the C clef in the satff and the note C is at the center of the clef.


Scales

22%

192 - E Major - Quarter Notes

In this scale you must play the whole video playing the scale with your right hand and the correct fingers. After that, play it againg, now using the left hand only and play the whole video, only when you can play it correctly with one hand and then the other you can move to the next number. Do not play both hands at the same time.


Solfeo - Reading Music

45%

193 - Solfeo No. 45


Music Theory

40%
MT40_Moderato

194 - Moderato

The speed of the music can be fast or slow. We use italian names to tell how fast or slow the music should be, "Moderato" means "Moderatelly" or not too fast, not too slow, and the tempo is 108 to 120. The numbers are from the "Metronome" a machines that measures time in music. Each beat is one "Tick" at 60, will be one tick per second, 60 seconds = 60 ticks. You call it 60 bmp (Beats per Minutes) so 108 is faster then 60, and 120 is twice as fast as 60. Like 2 ticks per second. Again, you need to play a lot of songs using different speeds to get the idea of the speed, for now is just so you get some information.


Songs - Level 7

36%

195 - Crystal Rain

Use your hands the right way. The left plays the notes on the bass clef, and the right on the treble clef.


Piano Technique

37%

196 - Fingers CMC_3-27


Chords

17%

197 - Give Me More


Solfeo - Reading Music

46%

198 - Solfeo No. 46


Piano Technique

38%

199 - Arpeggio No. 5


Music Theory

41%
MT41_The_Rhythm_Clef

200 - Rhythm Clef

The rhythm clef is good for Drums, percussions, snare drums, cymbals and any other instrument that can not have a defined pitch.
Don't forget the C Clef (191)
The Treble Clef (2)
And the Bass Clef (58)


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