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Tips on Playing Piano in C Major
How to Play the C Major Scale on Piano
How to Play a Written C Scale on Piano
How to Analyze a Piano Song in C Major
Identifying Rhythm & Syncopation in Piano Song in C Major
How to Read a Tune in a Different Key & Play in C Major
Reading Eb Major Scale & Playing in C Major
How to Analyze Sharps & Flats in C Major
How to Analyze Chords in an C Major Song
Learning the First Two Measures of a Piano Melody in C Major
Analyzing Chords of Piano Melody in C Major
Learning Fifth & Sixth Measures of a Piano Melody in C Major
Learning Seventh & Eighth Measures of a Piano Melody in C Major
Learning Ninth & Tenth Measures of a Piano Melody in C Major
Learning the Final Measures of a Piano Melody in C Major
How to Play an Advanced Piano Song in C Major
Summary: Learn some great tips on how to play the final measures of melodies on the piano in the key of C major with expert instruction from a professional jazz composer in this free video clip on music theory and piano techniques.
Ryan Larson is a young jazz composer whose teaching technique focuses on the basics of music theory in all 12 keys. When applying his 12-key technique to understanding the logic behind...read more
"So now we're going to take a look at our last two measures. And our melody line is rather simple. We have six, five, six, six, five, four, three and then we land right here at the beginning. And you notice we've been really playing off this six chord for the last three measures. And then we changed the chords again and it gives it all these different tonal qualities. We have our B flat major chord which we played before and our A seventh. So we're going to play that last four measures and you'll hear it ends and how these nice chord changes in here really bring that melody together. And then again, and then again. And you're back at the top. So, a very nice melodic ending. And that's our tune in C major."
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