Introduction to Solfege Solfege is a technique of naming the notes in a way that describes their function. In movable ‘do’ solfege, whatever key we are in, that note is ‘do’. If you’re in the key of A, then A is ‘do’. If you’re in the key of C, then C is ‘do’. The reason that we use solfege and not …
Tutorials
All About the Jazz Minor 2-5-1 Chord Progression
This tutorial is all about the 2-5-1 Progression in Minor. If you have already studied the 2-5-1 in Major, you will notice that they are almost identical outside a few changes. You can read/watch the tutorial on the 2-5-1 chord progression in major HERE. This tutorial is all about the 2-5-1 Progression in Minor. If you …
You can LEARN to play by ear!
Have you ever met one of those people who can play by ear? They just sit down at the piano and they hear something and they can play it? Have you ever envied those people? What if I told you you can learn to play by ear? Yes, you. Some people think that it’s a …
The Transposenator 3000™
Do you need to transpose your music with ease? Many of you commented on my other amazing device that makes transposing many easy: The Handy Dandy Transposition chart. I thought I would see if I could beat it! Maybe you’re a singer who needs to lower key of a song that’s straining your voice. Maybe you’re the …
A Sneak Peak at the Entire Suite of Online Courses!
Welcome to the courses! Here is a quick-and-dirty tutorial on how to utilize the Teachable Platform. Teachable is such a user-friendly and intuitive platform, which is why I chose it as the home of my entire suite on online courses! Check out this short tutorial to get oriented! **Make sure to subscribe to my YouTube …
How to Sing and Play Piano with One Note
I’m frequently asked ‘What’s the easiest way to get started playing piano?’ Well, I have a great little quick tutorial here that will get you started playing piano lickety-split! This tutorial is going to show you how to get started singing and playing piano right now! The method I’m going to teach requires that you …