Back to Basics Piano Lesson 9 by primopiano4u, is the ninth lesson in this series for beginners who want to play like a professional pianist, by learning the fundamental basics of how to play piano and basic music theory by adding the C Major Chord to your technical repertoire. You’ll learn and apply the C Major Triad in Solid and Broken form in this lesson through specially selected songs. I’ve included sheet music and midis, so you can follow along.
Course Outline
•Introduction
•C Chord Structure
•The C Major Triad – Solid
•The C Major Triad – Broken
•The C Chord March
•Playful Porpoise
•Song For A Scarecrow
•Class Project – C Major Chord Flashcard Song
•Conclusion
Class Project: Make your own flashcards adding the C Major Chord in Solid and Broken form, mix them up and play your own song with the C Major Solid and Broken Chord at the keyboard. Post pictures of your flashcards and post a video of you playing your C Major Chord flashcard song.
Materials needed: scissors, staff paper/blank paper, marker
Instructions: Print the staff paper or use a blank sheet of paper and draw the C Major Chord notes we learned in today’s lesson in both the Bass Clef and the Treble clef. Cut it out and on the back write the name of the C Major Chord notes.
