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Piano Runs & Fills #1: Play Dreamy Whole Tone Scale Runs

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  • Updated 10/2019
4.5
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Course Information

Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
0 Hour(s) 56 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Rosa Suen
Rating
4.5
(20 Ratings)

Course Overview

Piano Runs & Fills #1: Play Dreamy Whole Tone Scale Runs

Play Piano Runs by Ear: Learn whole tone scales & play whole tone scale runs to introduction in any 12 Keys on piano.

Whole Tone Scales - the easiest scale to create beautiful runs for songs introduction

Have you ever wondered how musicians produce beautiful professional sound in the beginning of the song to wow the audience?

The Secret: They make use of the EASY Whole Tone Scale Runs!

Whole Tone scales make wonderful unexpected sounds as they are different from the normal major scales. There are no half tones in this whole tone scale! The beauty is that once you learn 2 whole tone scales, you have learned all the whole tone scales for all 12 keys.

This is good news for all piano players!

They don't need to spend time to practice and practice.

The Magic Secret: In order to play the whole tone scale quickly in a flash to create that beautiful sounds, use 2 HANDS! When you use 2 hands to cross over, you will be able to play the runs in a beautiful flow with great coordination!

This course will help you play whole tone scale runs without the need to practice, practice, and practice.

1. You don't need to memorize the notes, because memorizing notes will slow you down.

2. You need to know how to "THINK" in terms of Black and White Keys.

3. You are going to find how how efficient both hands move when your mind directs your fingers in the process of creating these beautiful runs.


In this course, the following music theory will be covered as well:

1. Whole Tone Scale Sounds

2. Learn the 6 Tone Scales for all 12 Keys

3. 2 Hands to play the whole tone scale runs going up and down

4. Identify the Black & White Keys in one flash.

5. Understand how all 12 Keys fit into the C and C# whole tone scales.

6. Play 2 whole tone scales in a flowing manner with the correct thinking.

You will find that within an hour, you will be able to play this whole tone scale runs beautifully, even for a beginner.

There are 4 Piano Techniques:

1. C Whole Tone Scale Run for Song Introduction

2. C# Whole Tone Scale Run for Song Introduction

3. Whole Tone Scale to Create a Beautiful Harp Sound

4. Whole Tone Scales to Create Special Effects

There are 6 Piano Demos:

1. C Whole Tone Scale

2. C# Whole Tone Scale

3. C Whole Tone Scale Run for Song Introduction

4. C# Whole Tone Scale Run for Song Introduction

5. Beautiful Harp Sound

6. Special Effects

Requirement for this Course:

  • There is no need to have prior knowledge of scales, chords theory.

  • Follow the lectures and you will be able to create these beautiful runs and sound like a professional.


Come on in and we will have a lot of fun together,

Rosa


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Course Content

  • 14 section(s)
  • 33 lecture(s)
  • Section 1 Welcome to "Whole Tone Scales" Course
  • Section 2 C Whole Tone Scale
  • Section 3 C# Whole Tone Scale
  • Section 4 Whole Tone Scales starting on the 12 Notes
  • Section 5 Why only 2 Whole Tone Scales in all 12 Keys?
  • Section 6 Piano Technique: Playing Whole Tone Scale Runs for Songs Introduction
  • Section 7 Piano Technique 1: C Whole Tone Scale Run for Song Introduction
  • Section 8 Piano Demo: C Whole Tone Scale Run Intro to Try to Remember in G Key
  • Section 9 Piano Technique 2: C# Whole Tone Scale Run for Song Introduction
  • Section 10 Piano Demo: Whole Tone Scale Run Intro to Love Me Tender in C Key
  • Section 11 Piano Technique 3: Creating a Harp Sound with Whole Tone Scales
  • Section 12 Piano Technique 4: Creating Special Effect Sounds
  • Section 13 Conclusion & Congratulations
  • Section 14 Bonus Section - Resources for Students

What You’ll Learn

  • PLAY professional sounds for introduction of songs, WOW the audience with the ethereal whole tone scale run, UNDERSTAND music theory behind whole tone scales, SPOT out the whole tone scale to play in any songs, IDENTIFY the whole tone scale to play with which key, USE 2 hands to coordinate well to play whole tone scale run, DISCOVER how easy it is to play whole tone scale runs, KNOW which whole tone scale to play for the Dominant 7 Chord, WOW your audience with these dreamy professional introduction to your songs, LOVE playing runs using the concepts of thinking in Groups, PLAY by EAR with these runs without the need of music score


Reviews

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    Thomas J Medlin
    5.0

    I didn't know what a whole tone scale was. Now I do and I know how to play both the C and C# whole tone scales (remember there are only these two!) using the recommended fingering - up and down the keyboard. Good class to add a new technique to the skills I already have.

  • R
    Rick Boudreau
    4.5

    Simplified lesson format and presentation.

  • L
    Lewis Ward
    5.0

    Instruction is presented in a way that it is easy to understand.

  • S
    Sandra Void
    5.0

    This is an excellent course and fun. The theory concept is easy to unserstand. I am a beginner who started online study in 2015 and I had never heard of the whole tone scale theory. I look forward to using this style in many of my practice pieces. Thank you for great instruction. Sandra

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