What makes melodies sound great is the variety of rhythmic values used. For this reason, let’s take a look at a few simple examples to help us grow comfortable switching between Whole, Half, Quarter and 8th note vales.
-Welcome
-Notes on the Staff - Overview
-Dotted Notes
-Sharps, Flats & Naturals
-Intervals
-Rests
-8th Notes
-Exercise #1 - All Notes Values
-Exercise #2 - Melody Using 8th Notes
-What is a scale?
-C Major Scale
-Playing C Major Scale
-Melody Using the C Major Scale
-G major Scale?
-Playing the G Major Scale?
-Melody using the G major Scale
-Bass Clef & the Left Hand
-Let's add the left hand - C & D
-Let's add some more - E, F & G
-Putting it all together
-Bring the hands together - Melody 1
-Key Points
-Chords & the Bass Clef
-Reading C Major
-Reading G Major
-Reading F major
-How Many Chords are there anyway?
-Let's Play - Song #1
-On Top of Old Smokey - Part 1 Right Hand
-On Top of Old Smokey - Part 2 Left Hand
-On Top of Old Smokey - Part 3 Hands Together
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