Communicate with your beloved children through music

I want to be a mom and teacher who is good at accompaniment!!

After meeting various people over a long period of time and taking piano lessons together, I met people who wanted to learn “nursery rhyme accompaniment” for various reasons, including needs and expectations.

• I need to get credit - Early childhood education department or shift students
• I'm preparing to get a job at a kindergarten/daycare center - Prospective nursery teacher
• I want to do a better accompaniment than I do now - The teacher currently working
• I want to learn Taigyo and accompaniment while looking forward to the day I meet my child. - Preliminary mom a few months before giving birth
• I want to communicate with my kids through music - Beginner mom with young children

They all wanted to learn “nursery rhyme accompaniment” for different reasons, and they all had different piano skills. On the other hand, if they had anything in common, it was a tight time!!!

Of course, if you know how to play the piano well, the time required to learn the basics would have been shortened, but if you want to learn quickly without the basics, it may take a few months to develop your ability to read sheet music, and months or years to learn the accompaniment.

In order to shorten their time An effort to be able to understand easily, memorize quickly, and learn one to understand the heatAs a result, the current “Nursery Rhyme Accompaniment” class was created.

This class is open to anyone who knows how to read the commandments of high phonetic notes and can play the melody with their right hand, even if they don't read the sheet music well.

I'll tell you what you'll learn from now on!

Starting with the theory necessary for accompaniment

From application to completion of the song

Let's learn the basic chords for accompaniment

There are 48 three-chords in total. I'll try to find out and learn them all. It takes about 10 minutes, right? ^^

The right hand will see the notes, but the left hand will only look at the chords and hit them. At first, you may prefer sheet music with notes, but as you learn, the more you learn Get used to seeing and hitting chords so you don't need left-handed sheet music It's going to be. To do that, I need to know all the codes, but my head hurts a lot when I try to memorize them randomly. Principles for easy memorizingI'll let you know!

If you know this, I'm confident in singing nursery rhymes!

Major 3-chord connections

Many nursery rhymes can be played even if you know them! But don't be satisfied with this~^^;; Nursery rhymes are for children There is a lot of bright content, so I use a lot of the main three chordsI'm going to do it. I'll learn how to automatically move the connections between the three major chords that are frequently used out of the hand. If that happens Accompaniment is possible without left-handed sheet musicDo it!

If you don't have to worry about one of the two lines of piano sheet music, the pressure on sheet music will be reduced a lot, right? From now on, I can make my left hand whatever I want!! But that doesn't mean it's wrong!! and Accompaniment patterns that are frequently used for each beat and accompaniment patterns that are slightly modifiedI'll learn.

Same song with different keys

Learn how to play

If there's a lot of #이나 b on the sheet music, you'll be scared, right? It's no wonder that there are more things to worry about when playing. How good would it be if I could worry less about my left hand at that time? I'll make it that way!

furthers Something that can be played by raising or lowering the notes from the original group to anotherLet's also learn and practice. The accompaniment will be even more fun. Karaoke devices have buttons to adjust the keys, right? How good would it be if the accompanist also had this ability? How to do it without sheet musicI'll let you know. Of course it takes a lot of practice ^^

The sheet music doesn't have a chord? No problem!! While going through this process Practice writing down chords while watching melodic sheet musicI'll try it too.

Let's learn adlibs for fun performances

After learning this much, you and I will all be playing the same accompaniment. Now Time to try your own accompanimentThis is it. It's about making a luxury item with a little difference! On top of theory A better ad lib if you add a variety of experiments and your own senseThis is going to be made. Let's make it a more fun accompaniment~ Easy for everyone I can do it!

Complete the song by adding a prelude

With your mouth, “Poetry ~ work!” and I can't start singing. On the piano, “It's a song like this, I'm going to write poetry from now on!” I'll say that. Sing a song How to make a prelude that's easy to start with, decide the pattern according to the mood of the song, and finish the songLet's learn!

Without hitting a melody

Let's find out what it's like to just play with both hands

Once children get used to the song, they can follow along well without having to play the melody anymore. At that time, you can have a more exciting and free accompaniment! In the bonus chapter Accompaniment method without playing a melodyI'll learn a little bit about. “What the hell should I play if I don't play the melody?” You might think, but it could be simpler.

Thinking about our beloved children who will enjoy playing with our piano accompaniment Have fun (JOY), learn and play (PLAY) Look!! ^^