OLYA Piano Course

1 – General Presentation

2 – All the Buttons

3 – Demo & Magic

4 – Presentation of the sounds

5 – Drum machine

6 – Metronome, Tempo, Transpose, Touch Curves

7 – Sequencer Recording

8 – Dual & Split

9 – EQ & FX

10 – Save

1-1 – Introduction to the course and general information on how to work on your instrument

1-2 – Sitting at the piano and the position of the hand

1-3 – Placing notes on the piano

1-4 – Pulsation and rhythm

1-5 – Position of the 5 fingers and first song ‘Ah! vous dirai-je, maman’

1-6 – How to read a partition and decipher musical notes

1-7 – Second song ‘Au clair de la lune‘

1-8 – Legato playing, 3-finger exercise and first scale

1-9 – Ode to Joy – Part 1

1-10 – Ode to Joy – Part 2

2-1 – Introduction to series 2 and review of series 1

2-2 – Chromaticism

2-3 – Two in two

2-4 – In the forest

2-5 – Scales

2-6 – Study in G

2-7 – Practice makes perfect

2-8 – 4 finger exercises

2-9 – Bridge and hold exercises

2-10 – The Saimouhr bird

3-1 – Introduction to series 3 and quadrille by Haydn

3-2 – The pedal

3-3 – Gurlitt Petite Valse Part 1

3-4 – Gurlitt Petite Valse Part 2

3-5 – Arpeggios Part 1

3-6 – Arpeggios Part 2

3-7 – Gurlitt Andante Part 1

3-8 – Gurlitt Andante Part 2

3-9 – Flamands Roses Part 1

3-10 – Flamands Roses Part 2

1 – Fast Start Piano Course

2 – Major/Minor Chord & Scale

3 – Introduction To Playing Songs

4 – Playing Power Chords

5 – Playing Sus2/Sus4 Chords in Root Position

6 – Playing the Three Chord Inversions

7 – Left-Hand Playing Patterns

8 – Playing An Acutal Song

9 – Basic Chord Fills to « Dress Up » Your Playing

10 – Changing Your Timing As A Musical « Fill »

11 – « Freestyle » Playing What We’ve Learned

12 – Different Playing Styles

13 – Conculsion / Wrap-Up

1 – Intervals

2 – Sound system

3 – Major and minor triads

4 – Major scale

5 – Diatonic triads of the major scale

6 – Minor scale

7 – Triad Inversion

8 – Seventh chords

9 – 1-4-5-1 1-6-2-5-1 cadences

10 – Play Autumn Leaves

1 – How to sit correctly at the piano

2 – The correct position of the hands

3 – The touch

4 – The C major scale and the C major triad

5 – Scales and inversions excercises

6 – Chromatic tones

7 – Joseph Haydn Drum Roll Symphony

8 – Drum Roll Symphony – Left & right hand

9 – Drum Roll Symphony – Part 2

10 – Summary and recommendations

1 – Eighth note phrasing in Blues

2 – Boogie & Blues accompaniment for the left hand

3 – Bring in the blues sound

4 – The 12-bar blues form

5 – Play & Vary

6- Slow Blues

7 – Play blues with both hands

8 – Play, Vary & Improvise

9 – Funky Blues

10 – The Blues summary & play-along

1 – Jazz Piano, interpreting lead sheets and playing with a group

2 – Listening to jazz, the chorus form

3 – Hearing the Blues Form

4 – Shell Voicings

5 – 2-5-1 Cadence

6 – C-Jam Blues

7 – The Blues Scale

8 – Blues Patterns

9 – Call & Response Improvisation

10 – Play the Blues

1 – Let it be

2 – Difference major-minor – The Show Must Go On

3 – D-Minor scale – Sustain Pedal – In The End

4 – Intervals & Improvisation

5 – Improvisation

6 – Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing

7 – Accompanying pop songs

8 – Blues scale

9 – Yesterday

10 – Keyboard Riffs

1 – Introduction with Stuart

2 – Black Orpheus

3 – Blue Bossa

4 – Tumbao

5 – Besame Mucho

6 – Caravan

7 – Quizás, Quizás, Quizás

8 – El Cuarto De Tula

9 – El Cuarto De Tula 2

10 – Independence in both hands