Recommended
Categories
Sponsored Links
Advertisements
Technique
Lesson 22 - Mysterious Sounds |
|---|
 |
I. Index1. Introduction II. Content1. IntroductionIn this lesson, you will be learning about a series of notes that will create a mood that is strange and mysterious. The series of note you will see make up the whole tone scale. The whole tone scale is a 6 note scale. It is called the whole tone scale because every note in the scale is separated by an interval of one whole step.2. Notes of the Whole Tone ScaleYou can play the whole tone scale by playing the group of three black keys and the group of three white keys that surround the group of two black keys. Below is an animation of notes being played from the whole tone scale.Try to play this pattern yourself. Also, try to play notes of the whole tone scale in different orders. Try holding some notes of the whole tone scale longer than others. See what kind of strange and mysterious tunes you can come up with! Just have fun with it! 3. ConclusionThe whole tone scale is a 6 note scale where every note in the scale is separated from each other by a whole step. Playing the whole tone scale can create a mood that is strange and mysterious.
Custom Search
 |
Recommended Stuff
| Flash Plugin is no longer available. Watch Free Piano Lessons: 21 thru 23 from the videos below: |
Technique for Beginners
Lesson 21 |
Lesson 23 |
Lesson 22
|
Lesson 21 - Sounds of The Orient
or Pentatonic Scale which creates a mood that may remind you of songs from the Orient.(Access Pentatonic Scales Chart.)
Lesson 22 - Mysterious Sounds
How to play a Whole Tone Scale consisting of all the whole tone notes which creates a mood that is strange and mysterious|
Access MORE free Piano Techniques Major Chord Inversions | Chord Inversion Straddles How to Play C Major Scale Notes are: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C |
Quick Links
