Analysis
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240 Lessons
68 Smartsheets
In this workshop, we'll analyze the chord progression for Autumn Leaves. Starting with the lead sheet, we'll memorize the melody/chords, analyze the chord functions and chord qualities, learn how to add color with the 2-5-1 trick, and more.
Lead Sheet
Chord Analysis
Root Position Chords
The 2-5-1
Secondary Dominant Chords
Determining the Key
Alternate Analysis
In this workshop, we'll analyze the chord progression for Autumn Leaves. Starting with the lead sheet, we'll memorize the melody/chords, analyze the chord functions and chord qualities, learn how to add color with the 2-5-1 trick, and more.
In this course, we'll be learning and deconstructing an elegant classical piece, To a Wild Rose.
In this course, we'll be learning a beautiful classical piece, To a Wild Rose. Phrase by phrase, you'll learn the notes and rhythms, explore dynamics and articulation, decipher the harmony, and create emotional associations to the piece.
Mm. 17-36
Mm. 37-51
Mm. 1-16
Learn to play chill, relaxed piano vibes in the style of nine-time Grammy award winning singer, songwriter and pianist Norah Jones.
Learn to play chill, relaxed piano vibes in the style of nine-time Grammy award winning singer, songwriter and pianist Norah Jones.
We will analyze the Prelude in C Major by J.S. Bach. Going phrase by phrase, we will label the chords and their harmonic functions to understand how the music works, while exploring devices such as “sequencing” and “pedal point."
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