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Coursera 课程《JAZZ MASTERCLASS: Step-by-Step / Pachelbel Canon Improv》旨在循序渐进地帮助学习者准备好潜意识，使其能够自由、轻松且富创造性地在所有调上弹奏钢琴。本课程强调掌握每一个步骤是通往成功的关键，一旦掌握，潜意识将自动完成“工作”，学习者便能享受演奏的乐趣。 课程内容涵盖了帕赫贝尔卡农的贝斯线、开放和弦（Open Voicings）、旋律创作以及如何运用调式（modes）来创造节奏感。这门课程是学习如何在钢琴上即兴演奏的绝佳入门。 **课程步骤详解：** * **步骤一：帕赫贝尔卡农贝斯线** - 学习帕赫贝尔卡农的贝斯线结构：I V VIm IIIm IV I IV V。 * **步骤二：贝斯线与旋律** - 在贝斯线上加入帕赫贝尔卡农的原版旋律，该旋律从三音开始，向下级进音阶。 * **步骤三：贝斯线与连续旋律** - 练习以四分音符、四分音符三连音、八分音符和八分音符三连音形式演奏连续旋律。 * **步骤四：贝斯线与随机连续旋律** - 将上一步骤的练习与随机节奏的音符结合。 * **步骤五：开放和弦入门** - 开始学习开放和弦，也称为四部和声。 * **步骤六：开放和弦弹跳练习** - 学习如何在不重复三音的情况下，随机地在开放和弦之间切换。 * **步骤七：开放和弦与旋律** - 学习如何将开放和弦与旋律结合。 * **步骤八：开放和弦与人声旋律** - 将旋律思路融入到高音、中音、次中音和低音声部，可以弹奏三度、六度和十度音程。 * **步骤九：创造节奏感** - 学习如何拍手或唱歌创造节奏，并将节奏应用于帕赫贝尔卡农，建议从慢速开始。 * **步骤十：开放和弦与节奏的弹跳练习** - 练习带有节奏感的开放和弦弹跳。 * **步骤十一：开放和弦与节奏的演奏** - 使用Band-in-a-box或节拍器弹奏带有节奏感的开放和弦。 * **步骤十二：分解开放和弦** - 练习分解开放和弦。 * **步骤十三：加入旋律** - 在演奏中加入旋律。 * **步骤十四：调式讨论** - 介绍调式的概念，调式源于音阶，不同音阶的起始音决定了不同的调式。 * **步骤十五：帕赫贝尔卡农与调式** - 进一步讲解调式，在帕赫贝尔卡农中弹奏贝斯音和旋律音，以C调为例，所有音符都包含在白键音中。在中间音符的选择上要仔细，可以作为结构或旋律进行演奏，并鼓励学习者在所有调上进行练习。 * **步骤十六：帕赫贝尔卡农作为爵士华尔兹** - 使用Band-in-a-box，进行结构性的思考，为独奏乐器伴奏，并鼓励在所有调上进行练习。 讲师Martan对学习者的提问、反馈和建议持开放态度，并鼓励通过Udemy平台进行联系。
This course takes you Step-by-Step through the process to prepare your subconscious to freely, easily and creatively play piano in all keys. The path to success is mastering each step, one at a time. Once this happens, the subconscious does the "work" and you have the FUN. The course covers the Pachelbel Canon bass line, open voicings, melodic creation and creating a groove, using modes. This is a great "starter" to learn to improvise on the piano. Here are the steps in Pachelbel Canon Improv: Step-by-Step by Martan Mann Step #1: Pachelbel Bass Line. The Bass Line of the Pachelbel Canon: I V VIm IIIm IV I IV V Step #2: Pachelbel Bass Line w/Melody. This is adding the melody of the Pachelbel Canon to the Bass Line above. The melody starts on the third and moves down the major scale. Step #3: Pachelbel Bass Line with Continuous Melody. Practice the Continuous Melody Exercise in Quarter Notes, Quarter-Note Triplets, Eighth Notes and Eighth-Note Triplets. Step #4: Bass Line w/Random Continuous Melody. Now we combine the above exercise into random rhythmic notes. Step #5: Introduction to Open Voicings. Here is a beginning introduction to Open Voicings... also know as Four-Part Harmony. Step #6: Open Voicing Bouncing Exercise. Study how to randomly bounce through the Open Voicings (without doubling the third). Step #7: Open Voicings with Melody. Here we learn how to combine the Open Voicings with Melody. Step #8: Open Voicings with Melody in all Voices. Now we progress... placing melodic ideas in the Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass parts. You can play in thirds, sixths and tenths.Here is where we have the most fun. First learn how to clap or sing a groove. Then apply the groove to the Pachelbel Canon. I suggest that you start very slowly. Step #10: Bouncing OV w/Groove. Practice the OV Bouncing Exercise with Groove. Step #11: Playing OV w/Groove. Play through the Pachelbel Canon with Band-in-a-box or metronome. Step #12: Break up Open Voicings Practice breaking up the chords. Step #13: Add in Melody. Add in melody. Step #14: Discussion on Modes. Modes come from scales.A scale is a specific arrangement of steps.Modes are starting the scales on different degrees of the scale. Step #15: Pachelbel and the Modes. Modes come from scales.A scale is a specific arrangement of steps.Modes are starting the scales on different degrees of the scale.Play bass note and melody notes in Pachelbel.In the key of C, all the notes are diatonic and are on the white keys.Play each melody and bass note through Pachelbel. Carefully choose the notes in the middle. These can be played as structures or melodies.Play in all keys. Step #16: Pachelbel as a jazz waltz. Use Band-in-a-box.Think structurally.Comp behind a solo instrument.Play in all keys. I want to encourage you to contact me through Udemy. I'm always happy to help with questions, feedback and suggestions. Best to you - -Martan:) ©2015 Musicmann Publishing
