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🎹 Q KEYBOARD COURSE
KEYBOARD UNIT 1
STARTING TO PLAY
1.1 - Posture and Playing
1.2 - Playing Our First Piece Using E
1.3 - Adding D and C
1.4 - Choosing Our Performance Pieces
1.5 - Performing Extravaganza
KEYBOARD UNIT 2
USING C THROUGH G
2.1 - Introducing The Staff
2.2 - Steps and Skips
2.3 - Adding F and G
2.4 - Creating New Music
2.5 - Composition Showcase
KEYBOARD UNIT 3
INTRODUCING TRADITIONAL NOTATION
3.1 - Traditional Keyboard Notation
3.2 - Adding F on the Grand Staff
3.3 - Adding G on the Grand Staff
3.4 - Preparing Pieces with C to G
3.5 - Performing with C to G
KEYBOARD UNIT 4
COMPOSING IN 4/4 AND 3/4 METER
4.1 - Reviewing The Staff From C to G
4.2 - Playing Eighth Notes on the Keyboard
4.3 - Playing in 3/4 Meter on the Keyboard
4.4 - Composing Pieces in 4/4 and 3/4 Meter
4.5 - Keyboard Composition Showcase
KEYBOARD UNIT 5
PLAYING WITH C THROUGH B
5.1 - Adding Note A
5.2 - Bringing in Note B
5.3 - Playing with C through B
5.4 - Preparing Pieces with C through B
5.5 - Performing with C through B
KEYBOARD UNIT 6
FROM C TO C
6.1 - Octave Cs on the Keyboard
6.2 - Building Chords on the Keyboard
6.3 - Up and Down the C Scale
6.4 - Composing from C to C
6.5 - C Major Composition Showcase
KEYBOARD UNIT 7
PLAYING CHORDS
7.1 - Playing Chords on the Keyboard
7.2 - Accompaniment and Changing Chords
7.3 - Finger Stretching and Score Directions
7.4 - Preparing Pieces with Chords
7.5 - Performing Pieces with Chords
KEYBOARD UNIT 8
REVIEW & REHEARSAL
8.1 - Selecting Performance Pieces
8.2 - Analyzing Chosen Performance Pieces
8.3 - Expressive Qualities for Performances Pieces
8.4 - Presentation Practice and Feedback
8.5 - Applying Feedback and Evaluation
KEYBOARD UNIT 9
THE RECITAL
9.1 - Practicing Your Final Program
9.2 - Keyboard Recital Day
9.3 - Evaluating the Recital
9.4 - Music in Everyday Life
9.5 - Taking Music With Us
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