Udemy Adding Color To Chords TUTORIAL
Once you have the basics of playing chord progressions, it’s a great time to test your ability once more by adding color to your chords! This course will help you gain a framework for how to internalize harmonic colorization. You can use the teachings from this course to add intrigue to a rock piano part, putting spice on a funk keyboard part, and even twist the listeners emotions within film scores. This course has something for all keyboard players!
Whether you are a:
- Intermediate level keys player looking to improve their progressions
- A film composer looking to internalize the emotional palette available within harmony
- An improviser looking to spice up their harmonic approach
- A music theory buff looking to fill out their musical knowledge
Then this course has something for you!
It’s not enough for me to simply tell you how most people perceive various colors on chords. It’s important that you come up with your own interpretation and language for how you hear these more elaborate sounds. That’s why in this course I will give you common emotions for each chord color, but I’ll also get you to take notes of your own impressions so that you can really internalize how you hear these sounds/colors.
In this course we will cover the benefits of adding color to chords, how to balance color within your progressions, and how to approach chord voicings. Not to mention we will cover tons of various colors you can add to major and minor chords!
I hope you enjoy the content ahead, and happy practicing!
What you’ll learn
- Gain confidence in adding color to various types of chords
- Come to understand the emotional qualities of various harmonic colorizations
- Develop chord progressions with color so that you stand out as a player
- Dip your toes into the harmonic language of jazz and romantic harmony
- Take your chord knowledge/execution to the next level
