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Duration: 07:25 minutes Upload Time: 06-12-04 17:24:32 User: Lypur :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day |
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Description: In this lesson, I explain different notes, their values, how they work with eachother etc. I also introduce F + as a scale! This is the second half of the video look for the beigning on my channel, I'm really sorry about having to split these up!!! 10 minutes just isn't enough for a lesson. I applied to become a director so hopefully that goes through. I hope this is useful! |
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| Lypur ::: Favorites yup! you should! 07-09-19 23:12:41 __________________________________________________ | |
| mermaid369 ::: Favorites nice intro to reading music... helped me remember a lot of what i learned as a kid - good job! question: now that we've learned 2 new scales, should we be practicing the triads & inversions like we did with c major way back in lesson 2? 07-09-19 17:03:20 __________________________________________________ | |
| Lypur ::: Favorites basically yes ^_^ and those two eighth notes equal the same value as ONE quarter note 07-09-19 13:15:45 __________________________________________________ | |
| tinkerchel ::: Favorites so by joined the stems of 2 quarter notes you get 2 eighth notes? 07-09-19 06:30:02 __________________________________________________ | |
| Runescapelvl124 ::: Favorites Yeeep you did a awsome job of it 07-08-28 13:02:27 __________________________________________________ | |
| Lypur ::: Favorites yup, whatever adds up to 4 quarter notes 07-08-26 13:04:47 __________________________________________________ | |
| shinden15 ::: Favorites but you can actually use other notes there right? in 4/4 u can use 1 whole... and so on... i think i guess 07-08-26 05:18:31 __________________________________________________ | |
| Lypur ::: Favorites me? famous??? aroudn the whole world??? mmmm I don't think of myself as famous...maybe i will think i'm famous around the world if no matter where i go people stop me and ask me if i'm the guy who teaches piano lessons online:P but not even ONE person has done that in my own city yet...so, i don't have my hopes up!! :) 07-08-25 14:19:55 __________________________________________________ | |
| Lypur ::: Favorites no, that's actually the top number that represents number of beats. the bottom number tells you what kind of a note is a beat. example 2/4 would be 2 quarter notes per bar, 4/4 is 4 quarter notes per bar, 6/8 is 6 eighth notes per bar. ;) 07-08-25 14:15:38 __________________________________________________ | |
| andreadebrasi ::: Favorites hahaha well thats very far away. Im from Buenos Aires but now i live in spain. a couple months ago I went to England on exchange, Its was a great experience!Im sure your friend enjoyed a lot! Canada might be so beautiful and cold!!! so how does it feel like to be a famous teacher around the world?? hahaha 07-08-25 09:19:24 __________________________________________________ | |
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