Quicklessons Piano Course – Learn to Play Piano by Ear!
Original price was: $89.99.$15.99Current price is: $15.99.
What you’ll learn
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The basics of music theory on piano
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How to play all major and minor scales and chords for every key
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Chord progressions for a wide range of songs and music genres
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How to put melodies and harmonies together
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Improvisation and music expansion techniques
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Solfege and ear-training sessions
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How to read chord charts and sheet music
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Great tips for singers and songwriters
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Lots of fun!
With over 8 hours of high-quality piano lessons, Quicklessons is one of the most exhaustive piano courses on Udemy. Perfect for beginner and intermediate students, this course is taught by award-winning composer/pianist Ozie Cargile.
These tutorials will focus on the skills needed to write and improvise your own music. Each lesson is clear and concise, shown from an up-close point of view so that you can easily see everything the instructor is doing.
With daily practice, you’ll learn all the scales and chords for every key, and the music theory behind them so that you can quickly put great melodies and harmonies together.
You’ll even learn to read charts while studying a variety of chord progressions from popular music genres including Rock, Pop, RnB, Hip Hop, Classical, Gospel and Jazz. This combined with ear-training sessions and tips for singer/songwriters makes Quicklessons the best online course for learning how to play like a pro in no time.
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Who this course is for:
- Anyone that wants to learn piano (from beginner to intermediate)
- Piano and music teachers looking for reference materials
- Composers and songwriters looking to expand their musical ideas
12 reviews for Quicklessons Piano Course – Learn to Play Piano by Ear!
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Original price was: $89.99.$15.99Current price is: $15.99.
Gwendolyn Mills –
A tremendous amount of time was spent learning the scales instead of simply giving the formula for finding each scale. Not enough time spent on teaching songs and the execution thereof. I took along time for me to generate enough focus to continue. It was really boring…
Jeff Copas –
The thought and detail of this course is unbelievable…..I have been at it for 16 months…….beginning to believe learning piano is a ‘lifetime sport’…..Ozzie is gifted at teaching the basics….(practice is the key)…..then moving on…(more practice is the key)…This course is worth way more than I paid for it………….
GeraldMGlanville@talktalk.net –
The course content is great and will allow you to become a proficient pianist. however some parts of the course are taken at much too higher a pace where the information is fairly complex like on the chord progressions in the last half of the section. I still recommend this course if like me you get stuck on the usual teacher lesson courses.
Sho Sho –
Having now watched 127 lessons here, I honestly feel it’s a waste of my money. This course is definitely not good for beginners in my opinion. It lacks the requisite support and guided detailed exercises that will assure improvement. I will definitely not recommend this course to beginners if you don’t want to waste your money. Intermediate and Advanced players might see otherwise but beginners – I absolutely didn’t find it helpful. May be because it’s called ‘QuickLessons’, more of a crash course I guess. I jumped at it but now see I’ve wasted my money. I can’t connect most of these concepts in my playing in a meaningful way because although the instructor explains, it is hard to put them into reality without guided detailed step by step exercises that build on one another. My honest opinion!
Omaira –
Teacher is very talented and very knowledgable. But he doesn’t cover in detail important techniques used in the songs he demos during lessons and spends more time showing off his skill instead.
Germán Escobar –
Ozie knows his deal, but I think he suffers from what many call the curse of knowledge (not remembering how it was to be a beginner).
It is not talent what is missing from this course, is pedadogy. Also, it is not clear to whom this course is aimed. After the scales and triads (which take a lot of time to watch) things get really complicated and hearing Ozie’s amazing performance on each video doesn’t help.
Some suggestions. Instead of showing each scale and make people memorize them, show them how to create them from scratch. Same with triads and with the relation between major and minor scales. Give people some assignments. Also, keep it simple, there are too many details in the progressions, which make them hard to follow. On the other hand, some concepts, like the circle of fifths, are poorly explained.
chris rosa –
Der Dozent lehrt leider nicht, wie man so spielt wie er. Es wäre notwendig, das Thema Arpeggios schritt für schritt aufzubauen bis man auf seinem Niveau tatsächlich spielen kann.
Kenneth Gonzalez –
I thoroughly enjoyed this course and got a lot out of it. I didn’t realize how much I would when I first got it! A few bits of advice for prospective students:
1. Get the PDF or the printed book. Seriously, no matter how much you paid for this course, you *need* the book. I bought the course and started it, but quickly stopped, because there was just so much to take in visually. I couldn’t hack it. Fast forward a number of months, I got a FB advertisement for a piano course with a book. It seemed interesting and I thought “hey, I recognize that name!” I checked and it was indeed who I thought it was. In the ad he talked about the book. I went back to the course and found that several students mentioned the book in the forum. So I went to look for the book on Amazon and ended up getting the book on PDF, as it follows the course straight down the line. I think it’s fabulous! Very happy with it.
2. Follow Ozie’s advice on learning, but don’t try to master everything before you go through the entire course. Watch it through once fully while you’re working on the modules. It’ll help motivate you and have some context for the exercises. The little interludes that he does at the start of the modules are great and something that you can go to work on! This an area where the book will come in so handy, as so many of them are included with keyboard diagrams. It’s invaluable to picking it up.
Bottom line: This is a well structured course and has a lot of benefit for those willing to do the work. It’s definitely helped me and served as a source of inspiration.
Thank you, Ozie! 😀
Daniele Massa –
Best course ever. I wish he could teach me in Real Life.
Patricia Baer –
Think it would be better if plaint was already started
Reinaldo Lopez –
I love the teacher..one word smooth….and very good
Ronnie Hall –
I promised myself I was going to take my time and learn with both hands and he showed me and now I’m learning with both hands thank you guys