Piano or Keyboard Lessons | Play by ear | Learn from scratch

Want to amaze your friends, your family, your work colleagues? Or you want to pursue a professional career as a pianist/keyboardist?You'll learn everything - from core basic fundamentals of playing the piano and keyboards, up to the most demanding advanced stuff which use professional players, simply by using formulas along with theoretics which were made to avoid from being boring.• No experience needed• These lessons work for pianos and keyboards (synthesizers as well)• The practice needed is 20-30 minutes per dayWhy would you choose this course?• BASICS:We've got your covered. You haven't even touched a piano/keyboard ever before? All good. This is explained from the very basics to the really advanced level of playing. Everything is in ONE place - in ONE course.• SHEETS for THEORY and PRACTICE SHEETS too:We got you covered here, too. Additional sheets for theory are available, such as finger positions for scales, etc. But after each lesson, you'll do some assignments to see if you understood everything correctly. Once you do these, you can check if your answers are correct with the answers sheet which is provided as well.• LESSON LIST + SECTIONS:IntervalsChromatic scale and finger positionsFormulation of major scalesFormulation of minor scalesThe circle of fifths and fourths + parallel scalesChords: major + minorChords: diminished + augmentedChords: inversionsScale degrees and extended intervalsChords: major and minor 6thChords: 7th chordsChords: extended chords (9th, 11th, 13th)Chords: altered, add and suspended chordsBuilding chords on scalesHarmonic functions and roman numeralsBasics of rhythm in 4/4 and harmonic progressionsHappy birthday, your first songHow to use diminished and augmented chordsHow to use dominant, major and minor 7th chordsHow to use half-diminished 7th chordsHow to use major and minor 6th chordsHow to use suspended chordsFormulation of melodic and harmonic minor scalesFormulation of pentatonic and blues scalesSecondary dominantsTriton substitutionsFunctional harmony and cadencesModes in musicModal interchange chords