Te Whakaako Piano Pop – Nga Waahanga Whakapaipai

Whakaako Holistic i roto i nga Akoranga Piano Pop

The structure and pedagogy within The Maestro Online pop piano lessons continues to evolve. The more videos are created for the online courses in the library, the more the strategy is refined. Ever since discovering the Kodaly philosophy and fusing it with jazz improvisation and pop music, The Maestro Online obsession with teaching methodology has intensified on a weekly basis.

Ma te whakamahi i nga tohu Tutohi ki te Ako Piano: Timata ki te Taringa

Ehara i te katoa o nga akonga piana, okana ranei i runga ipurangi e maia ana ki te waiata i mua i etahi atu, engari ko te hunga e whakamahi ana i o raatau reo, tinana ranei ki te whakakotahi i nga kaupapa matua ka tere ake nga hua. Ko Solfege (te punaha do-re-mi) he waahi timatanga, engari ehara i te mea ko te kaupapa anake i te mea he timatanga noa iho. Ko te rongo o roto, ko te whakangungu i te hinengaro ki te whakarongo puoro i roto i te roro he mea nui ake. Ka taea e nga mahi ngawari te awhina i tenei penei i te whakakore i nga papa, i nga aho ranei me te whakarongo ki to mahunga i a koe e takaro ana i etahi atu.

Te Whakarongo Waatahi o nga Waahanga – Mere Piano rongonui me te Paoro

Ko te tino toa, i runga i te ahunga whakamua o nga akonga, ko te kaha ki te rongo marama i nga mea e rua, neke atu ranei i roto i te hinengaro i te wa kotahi (penei i te bass me te waiata); kare e kore ka nui ake te taumata o te mahi puoro. Me pehea e kaha ai koe ki te whakarongo atu i te mea kotahi i te wa kotahi? Ana, he rautaki ngawari ko te purei panguru me te waiata i te wa e waiata ana me te panguru. Ka taea e koe te waiata i te taha (a) me te solfege kia hono ai koe ia pitch ki te tonika, ki te nota matua ranei, me te (b) ki nga ingoa pitch tino (ABCDEFG) kia tere ake ai te mahara a te hunga ako ki nga ingoa reta o nga momo tuhipoka rereke. Ko te taumata tuarua o tenei rautaki ko te purei i te waiata me te waiata i te wahanga bass ki te solfege me nga ingoa reta me te kore e purei tukutahi i te ringa maui me nga pedal okana. Ma te purei i tetahi wahanga i te waiata i tetahi atu ka taea e nga akonga te rongo i nga wahanga e rua i te wa kotahi, a ko te mea nui, he tere ake te kite i nga hapa o etahi wahanga, oro ranei.

Piano Chords: Teaching from Chord Progressions

Teaching chord progressions is really key, not just in online pop piano lessons, but also classical piano, organ and vocal/singing improvisation. The use of recurring patterns allows the brain to allocate more resources to creativity. Certain patterns become more routine and are easier to recall.

Pop Piano Improvisation Patterns: Pop Piano Accompaniment

Once the patterns are established then more advanced concepts can rapidly be taught. Popular piano accompaniment styles include the use of inversions, textures, different accompaniment styles (from Alberti Bass to Boogie Woogie, ACDC, Ballads and Arpeggios), added pitches such as 6ths or 7ths, walking basses or blues notes. These Left Hand textures then become routines and the whole piece begins to sound like an established cover version with the student choosing their specific style and creating accompaniments based on their own characters, opinions and emotions.