8 note chord progressions - Harp Tuesday ep. 180
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024
- A look at eight note (four notes per hand) chord progressions, using the opening of Naderman's First Sonata as an example. (You can find the sheet at the harp archives: archive.org/de... )
Such a useful thing to automatically be able to do! Here are a few other Harp Tuesday episodes that touch on chords and chord progressions: www.harptuesda...
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fantastic and i think you are the most patient artist in youtube for having so many tutorial videos. good job sir and god bless you
Hehe, thanks! :)
Lots to work with here, thank you Josh! I had not realised how much I relied on known patterns. Chords with added 9th etc make me fumble a lot. Love your calm pedagogy and teaching tips such as 7-days-chords practice!
I finally started playing again more often - and I just love rewatching all your Harp Tuesday episodes :) Keep it up, they're great!
Nice! Glad you're enjoying them :)
Very helpful josh. i was actually working on some of this today, I really like the idea of work on different Keys chords each day of the week. I have noticed that it seems to take me a long time (months) before shapes settle, which is distressing/frustrating but eventually persistence kicks in. thanks so much!
Excellent, thanks Susanne!
Could you make a practice sheet pdf of these excellent ideas for those of us who are very visual and benefit from seeing the music.
Or reccomend a specific exercise book that has similar drills?
My master teachers always taught shapes of chords in terms of where the triad was. If the triad was on the bottom, it would be a bottom shape chord, top shape has triad on the top, and a split is a third and a third. This is very visual in the music as a bottom shape looks bottom heavy, top shape is top heavy, and a split looks just that way. Of course, this is just for chords that are root, first and second inversions, and don’t apply to those with added 7th, 2nd. Etc. However, knowing the shapes can save a lot of time and is so visual. I learned the Salzedo exercises in terms of bottom, top, and split shaping. Of course, I also knew them as inversions as well, so every chord would include all the same three notes in the three different shapes.😋
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Glad to hear! :)
Thank you. I am three year student and loved this.
Very helpful!! Thank you Josh!!
I didn't realize that harp strings were colored. I had to google to find out why. Neat! Enjoy listening to you.
Thanks Gary! Yeah, would be a bit of a nightmare to play if they were all the same color since no other particular distinguishing factors, haha!
Yeah!!! Harp Tuesday! 🎶
very helpful thank you !
Thanks, good to hear!
Quero muito aprender mas minha harpa é paraguaia