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课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/pop-and-jazz-keyboards-and-harmony-intermediate-level/
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课程名称：流行与爵士键盘与和声（中级） 课程概述：本课程为流行与爵士键盘与和声的中级课程，旨在提升您在爵士和流行音乐领域的键盘演奏能力。通过深入学习七和弦，您将能够轻松地演奏更具和声复杂性的流行音乐标准。课程将引导您逐步接近经典的爵士钢琴演奏，无论您是独奏者还是伴奏者。您将学习如何通过添加音位（Tensions）使和弦更丰富，并将和弦合理安排在键盘上，以适应任何爵士音乐标准的旋律。 学习目标包括： - 扩展对所有七和弦及其在和弦进行中的应用的理解。 - 顺畅地演奏所有七和弦类型及其各种音位。 - 通过添加第9、第11和第13音位来丰富七和弦的表现。 - 为主和弦（Dominant 7th）添加“改变音位”（Altered Tensions）。 - 使用“两手扩展和声”技巧为爵士标准创作独奏版本。 - 理解II-V-I和弦进程及其在爵士标准中的重要性。 - 在所有调和两个手中练习II-V-I技巧，以显著提高和弦记忆和集体演奏能力。 课程内容：该课程共有6节课，包含1.45小时的视频内容。前两节课将从初级课程中涵盖的基本三和弦和七和弦进阶到更复杂的七和弦，重点理解每个和弦在和弦进行中的理论作用，并使用合适的和弦音位流畅地演奏和弦进行。接下来的两节课，讲解音位的概念，即使用第9、第11和第13音符，并探讨哪些音符适合哪些和弦。重点是使用“扩展和声”，将和弦音符在键盘上分散排列，以便于创造爵士标准的独奏钢琴伴奏或为歌手伴奏。在最后两节课中，重点将回到七和弦的不同音位演奏，包括音位中的音以达到最佳的流畅性，适应典型小组合奏中的低音伴奏。最后一节课将展示多个练习，帮助您在各个调和音位中练习II-V-I和弦及各种七和弦，为您的爵士钢琴技艺打下坚实基础。 课程提供详细的和声理论解释，辅以文本、指法图和大量实际演奏的录像，包括流行与爵士和弦进程和标准曲目。整个课程以视觉演示、字母名称和数字来展示，而不提供乐谱。
Where this course will take you:This Intermediate course is a follow-on to the Beginner level of Pop and Jazz Keyboards and Harmony. It leads to the next level of your jazz and pop keyboard studies, first of all through in-depth study of Seventh-Chords, where you'll get comfortable at playing more harmonically-sophisticated styles of pop-standards.Next, you'll move closer to classic jazz piano-playing perhaps as a solo-player or accompanist. You'll learn how to make chords sound richer by using Tensions, and then, how to arrange them over the keyboard to suit any jazz-standard melody.Finally you'll progress to the level where you could join other musicians in a modern-jazz combo, with your ability to play, at sight, the most sophisticated jazzy chords and progressions, with maximum fluency and smoothness in both hands. You'll learn to:Extend your knowledge of all 7th chords and their use in chord progressionsPlay all 7th chords types smoothly in all inversions and in both hands Add richness to all 7th chords by adding 9th, 11th and 13th TensionsAdd "Altered" Tensions (b9, #9, b13) to Dominant 7th chordsUse two-hand "Spread Voicings" for solo-versions of jazz-standardsUnderstand II-V-I patterns and their importance in jazz-standardsStudy II-V-I exercises in both hands and all keys to greatly improve your overall chord memory and group-playingAs a possible student, you'd be likely to have completed some or all of the Beginner level of Pop and Jazz Keyboards and Harmony or have achieved that level through other study. The Intermediate course moves on by concentrating on how increasingly complex chords and harmony are used in pop and Jazz composition and performance. As it progresses, the focus moves further from Pop and nearer to Jazz, something that should match your interests.Content and Overview in more detail:The course has 6 lessons and 1.45 hours of video. In the first two lessons, it moves on from basic triad and seventh chords, covered at Beginner Level, to more complex seventh chords. The aim is to understand theoretically how each chord works within a progression, and to play progressions fluently by using suitable chord-inversions. In the next two lessons, the concept of chord-tensions is explained, that is, using 9th, 11th and 13th notes, and which ones suit which chords. Here, the emphasis is not so much on using chord-inversions, but "Spread-Voicings", that is, arranging chord-notes over wide areas of the keyboard so as to create, for example, a solo-piano arrangement of a jazz-standard, or a chord accompaniment for a singer. In the final two-lessons, the emphasis returns to playing different inversions of seventh chords, including tensions, so that II-V-I patterns containing these can be played as fluently as possible in either hand. Also, within a narrow area of the keyboard as possible, so as to give ample space to a bass-player's accompaniment in a typical small-group setting. The final lesson shows several drills or exercises directly aimed at giving you practice in playing in both hands II-V-I chords in every key and inversion. and also every possible type of seventh chord, including standard tensions, on every note of the keyboard, giving you a great foundation for your basic jazz-piano technique. Along the way, there's full explanation of the chord and harmony theory involved, backed up by text, fingering-charts and, of course, lots of filmed playing at the keyboard, including pop and jazz chord progressions and standards.. The only thing there isn't is notated music: everything is shown by visual demonstration, letter-names and numbers.
