PIANO
Piano Etudes - Gurlitt | Song Without Words, Op. 117, No. 34
An important skill for classical pianists to master is being able to achieve different volumes for the individual notes or lines within a musical texture. being able to do this lets you bring out things like the melody or bass so that we don't hear everything as a single, static mass. In this very pretty piece by Cornelius Gurliit, you'll practice bringing out the top line while the rest of the notes form a streaming harmonic foundation. Liberty Park Music piano instructor West Troiano demonstrates some tricks and strategies. If you want to learn piano, join us today and check out our brand-new beginner piano course!
MUSIC THEORY
Music Theory - Primary Triads
Primary triads in the major key are the tonic, subdominant and dominant. When you label these triads in Roman Numerals, they are I, IV and V. If you'd like to learn more about building primary triads and how to identify them in any major or minor key, check out the full lesson inside our members area. If you love music and want to learn to play join us today!
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