ONLINE Music Theory Harmony (class)
When:
Tuesday, Mar 30, 2021 6:00p -
7:00p
Repeats weekly
Tuesday, Mar 30, 2021 6:00p -
7:00p
Repeats weekly
Where:
Online event
Admission:
$179
Categories:
Classes, Date Idea, Meetup, Music, Performing Arts, Social Good, University, Virtual & Streaming
Event website:
http://www.anneku.com/ukulele
No class on 20th April.
Pre-requisites:
Have passed a diagnostic test to demonstrate the ability to
-Read notes (Western notation) & identify by humming or playing on an instrument
-Identify the notes in pitch and duration (rhythm)
-Understand the basic terminology required to describe a series of notes
This 8-week course in Zoom will introduce the building blocks of harmony with application to song. After a brief review of major scales and intervals, we will explore the world of chords which are the basis for harmony, essential for accompaniment, transposition, and modulation. By the end of the course you will be able to
-Appreciate and understand the application of Circle of Fifths
-Read key signature
-Understand why certain chords go with each other
-Transpose from one key to another (one set of chords to another)
-Decide which chords are most suitable to accompany a melodic line
Please enquire to get details about this online series of one-hour classes in Zoom.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
Anne Ku is the author of a new 110-page book on the ukulele and has taught music at the University of Hawaii Maui College. With degrees in music from the UK and the Netherlands, she founded the ukulele movement in Historic Lower Mills. Her easy piano arrangements have been recorded by passionate music lovers everywhere.
WHAT PREVIOUS STUDENTS SAID ABOUT THIS CLASS:
This Zoom course made theory fun. Love that classes were small so there was a sense of community and we all had a chance to participate and share. Anne Ku is warm and lovely as a teacher.
Delightful mix of theory and practice towards developing an 'ukulele repertoire, via online instruction and demonstration in a small class format, which is supported by outstanding course notes and exercises.
Small online class that unravels the mystery of scales, chords, inversions and more, enabling the student to develop a capability to analyze ukulele scores by sight and by ear.
Anne Ku is an amazing music teacher. She is enthusiastic, skillful, knowledgeable and welcoming. Her classes are lively and fun. She can explain musical concepts in a way that is very accessible. I highly recommend her classes, and have already signed up for another one!
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