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Posted on 17 Nov 07:48 | by mitsumi | 11 views

Published 11/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.45 GB | Duration: 1h 27m

Pass level 1 RCM test with me!

What you'll learn
Get prepared for the RCM test level 1
Strengthen Your Fingers
Develop Better Hand Indepencence
Improve Your Notation Reading Fluency
Train Yourself to Recognize simple intervals
Learn Basic Classical Repertoire
Learn 2 Bonus Pieces
Requirements
Be able to read notes in the bass and treble clefs
Description
Hello,If you don't know how to read notes, this is not for you!This course is for those who want to learn piano in a professional way, get fluent with the notation and develop finger strength and independence.This course is best for a slow note reader, an adult, or a kid - age 9 and up and an adult who has extra 10 minutes a day to commit to the practice schedule. I would not recommend it for a younger child because it requires some independence in following instructions.This course consists of 3 main categories- Repertoire, Technical Exercises, and Sight-Reading/Aural Training - everything that a student needs to pass the piano test if they would want to.Repertoire has 3 sections - Baroque, Classical, and Early Counterpoint. You also need to play one etude. And I added 2 extra pieces from the music of India as I believe it should be a part of the world piano curriculum. Each video is given hands separately first, hands together then, and at 2-3 different speeds.Technical Exercises have necessary scales and arpeggios which will help you to develop some good articulation.Sight-Reading and Aural Training will help you to understand some theoretical laws of classical music and get fluent in notation reading.This course is based on the RCM curriculum, I chose the RCM test because I love their repertoire selections, their technicals are not extremely difficult, just to the point and their customer service is great. RCM is not very different from the ABRSM or LCM or Trinity College of music. But their curriculum is closer to how I used to study the piano.After completing this course you can absolutely confidently register yourself for an exam - and get a good score. It has everything you need. That's pretty much it. All the best with your aspiration!
Overview
Lecture 1 Introduction, who this course is for and what to expect.
Section 1: Repertoire Piece 1 "Pyrenese Melody"
Lecture 2 "Pyrenese Melody" Explanation
Lecture 3 "Pyrenese Melody" Lesson 1
Lecture 4 "Pyrenese Melody" lesson 2
Lecture 5 "Pyrenese Melody" lesson 3
Section 2: Repertoire Piece 2 "Starry Night"
Lecture 6 Repertoire piece 1 "A Starry Night" Explanation
Lecture 7 "A Starry Night" lesson 1
Lecture 8 "A Starry Night" lesson 2
Lecture 9 "A Starry Night" lesson 3
Section 3: Repertoire Piece 3 "Frere Jacques"
Lecture 10 "Frere Jacques" lesson 1
Lecture 11 "Frere Jacques" lesson 2
Section 4: Etude (technical piece)
Lecture 12 "A Swining Leprechaun" Explanation
Lecture 13 "A Swining Leprechaun" lesson 1
Lecture 14 "A Swinging Leprechaun" lesson 2
Section 5: Bonus Piece 1 Music of India
Lecture 15 "Anjali Anjali" Explanation
Lecture 16 "Anjali Anjali" lesson 1
Lecture 17 "Anjali Anjali" lesson 2
Lecture 18 "Anjali Anjali" lesson 3
Section 6: Bonus Piece 2 Music of India
Lecture 19 "Johnny's Theme" BGM lesson 1
Lecture 20 Johnny's Theme lesson 2
Lecture 21 Johnny's Theme lesson 3
Lecture 22 Johnny's Theme lesson 4
Lecture 23 Johnny's Theme lesson 5
Section 7: Technical Requirements level 1
Lecture 24 Scales lesson 1
Lecture 25 Scales lesson 2
Lecture 26 Scales lesson 3
Lecture 27 Chords lesson 4
Lecture 28 Chords lesson 5
Lecture 29 Formula Pattern lesson 6
Section 8: Sight-Reading and Aural Training
Lecture 30 Sight Reading
Lecture 31 Clapback Training
Lecture 32 Playback Training
Lecture 33 Intervals Identification Training
Someone who is somewhat familiar with the notation grammar,Child, 9 and up or an adult,Someone who has extra 10 minutes a day to practice