Melody and Harmony
When you hear a professional keyboard player, they often play different parts with each hand. The part you can usually sing is called the melody. The other part is a harmony and makes the music sound more full than if there was only a melody.
It often answers the melody, like two people having a conversation. The harmony part is usually simpler than the melody. In the following song, the right hand plays a melody and the left hand plays C and G as harmony notes.
In the following song, the left hand part uses only two notes which rock backwards and forwards. This gives the rhythm of the music a good feeling as well as harmonizing with the melody notes.
Class Sessions
1- Bass Clef
2- Note and Rest Values
3- The Three Four Time Signature
4- Songs with Chords
5- Chords
6- Melody and Harmony
7- Whole Rest
8- INTRODUCTION
9- The Note F
10- The Note E
11- The Note D
12- Music Notes
13- Using Both Hands
14- Melody and Chords
15- The Piano Keyboard
16- How to Sit at the Keyboard
17- How to Find Middle C
18- Seventh Chords
19- Fingers
20- How to Read Music