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List of courses and video lessons

The subjects that you can currently study using the video-lessons by Your Music Learn are the following:

1. Piano
2. Music Theory
3. Harmony & Chords
4. Music reading & Solfeggio
5. Composition & Arrangements

Below you will find the list of all the video lessons, with direct links. New lessons are constantly added to the website so the list is always being updated.

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List of courses and video lessons

Lesson 1 -

Introduction to reading music (article)

Free

Lesson 2 -

Piano, the correct hand position

Free

Lesson 3 -

The correct posture

Free

Lesson 4 -

The fingering, playing single notes, playing a succession of notes

Free

Lesson 5 -

How to read music: the musical alphabet and the properties of sound

Free

Lesson 6 -

Piano, here is the essential exercise to start playing hands-together

Lesson 7 -

The duration of sound: the bar and its' beats, the first notes, rests

Free

Lesson 8 -

Let's learn to play a piece (part 1)

Lesson 9 -

The first exercise to start developing your hands independence

Lesson 10 -

Quavers and semiquavers

Lesson 11 -

Let’s learn to play a piece (part 2)

Lesson 12 -

Let’s learn to play a piece (part 3)

Lesson 13 -

Let’s learn to play a piece (part 4)

Lesson 14 -

Reading notes practice (part 1)

Lesson 15 -

Let’s learn to play a piece (part 5)

Lesson 16 -

Reading notes practice (part 2)

Lesson 17 -

Piano, the most common mistakes and how to solve them

Lesson 18 -

The pitch of notes (the staff, the ledgerlines and the clef)

Lesson 19 -

The first excercises to start playing the black keys (part 1)

Lesson 20 -

How to read the pitch and the duration of notes at the same time

Lesson 21 -

The first excercises to start playing the black keys (part 2)

Lesson 22 -

Music reading practice

Lesson 23 -

The second piece to play (part 1)

Lesson 24 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 1)

Lesson 25 -

The second piece to play (part 2)

Lesson 26 -

The second piece to play (part 3)

Lesson 27 -

The second piece to play (part 4)

Lesson 28 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 2)

Lesson 29 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 3)

Lesson 30 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 4)

Lesson 31 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 5)

Lesson 32 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 6)

Lesson 33 -

The thumb passage technique (part 1) and music reading in bass clef 1

Lesson 34 -

The thumb passage technique (part 2) and music reading in bass clef 2

Lesson 35 -

The thumb passage technique (part 3) and music reading in bass clef 3

Lesson 36 -

The first scales (part 1) and music reading in bass clef 4

Lesson 37 -

The first scales (part 2)

Lesson 38 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Introduction)

Lesson 39 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 1)

Lesson 40 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 2)

Lesson 41 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 3)

Lesson 42 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 4)

Lesson 43 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 5)

Lesson 44 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 6)

Lesson 45 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 7)

Lesson 46 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 8)

Lesson 47 -

How to use the sustain pedal: the third piece to play (part 1)

Lesson 48 -

How to use the sustain pedal: the third piece to play (part 2)

Lesson 49 -

How to use the sustain pedal: the third piece to play (part 3)

Lesson 50 -

How to use the sustain pedal: the third piece to play (part 4)

Lesson 51 -

How to use the sustain pedal: the third piece to play (part 5)

• Piano

Lesson 1 -

Scale and tonality

Free

Lesson 2 -

The major scale, the half-tone and the whole tone

Free

Lesson 3 -

Musical intervals (first part)

Free

Lesson 4 -

Alterations (part one)

Free

Lesson 5 -

Alterations (part two)

Lesson 6 -

The three minor scales, properties and traits (part 1)

Lesson 7 -

The three minor scales, properties and traits (part 2)

Lesson 8 -

Musical intervals (second part)

Lesson 9 -

Musical intervals (third part)

Lesson 10 -

Consonance and dissonance

Lesson 11 -

The Equal Tempered System and the Enharmonic relation (part 1)

Lesson 12 -

The Equal Tempered System and the Enharmonic relation (part 2)

Lesson 13 -

Strong beat and weak beat, rhythmic accents, downbeat and upbeat

Lesson 14 -

The circle of fifths, the modulation and the relation between different keys (part 1)

Lesson 15 -

The circle of fifths, the modulation and the relation between different keys (part 2)

Lesson 16 -

The circle of fifths, the modulation and the relation between different keys (part 3)

• Music Theory

Lesson 1 -

Chords – learn how to best use them (article)

Free

Lesson 2 -

Scale and tonality

Free

Lesson 3 -

How chords are built

Free

Lesson 4 -

Major and minor triads: how to always find all the notes

Lesson 5 -

Chords in minor keys (part 1)

Lesson 6 -

Chords in minor keys (part 2)

Lesson 7 -

The triad inversions and the Overtones Theory

Lesson 8 -

The three main benefits of using inversions

Lesson 9 -

How to analyse the chords of famous songs - How to create progressions of chords

Lesson 10 -

The cadences (part 1)

Lesson 11 -

The cadences (part 2)

Lesson 12 -

Consonant and dissonant chords

Lesson 13 -

Seventh chords (part 1)

Lesson 14 -

Seventh chords (part 2)

Lesson 15 -

The dominant seventh chord (part 1)

Lesson 16 -

The dominant seventh chord (part 2)

Lesson 17 -

The leading tone seventh chord

Lesson 18 -

The diminished seventh chord

Lesson 19 -

The secondary seventh chords

Lesson 20 -

The 'preparation' of secondary seventh chords

Lesson 21 -

Other secondary seventh chords

Lesson 22 -

The harmonic colour; what it is and how to change it with seventh chords

• Harmony & Chords

Lesson 1 -

Introduction to reading music (article)

Free

Lesson 2 -

How to read music: the musical alphabet and the properties of sound

Free

Lesson 3 -

The duration of sound: the bar and its' beats, the first notes, rests

Free

Lesson 4 -

Quavers and semiquavers

Lesson 5 -

Reading notes practice (part 1)

Lesson 6 -

Reading notes practice (part 2)

Lesson 7 -

The pitch of notes (the staff, the ledgerlines and the clef)

Lesson 8 -

How to read the pitch and the duration of notes at the same time

Lesson 9 -

Music reading practice

Lesson 10 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 1)

Lesson 11 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 2)

Lesson 12 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 3)

Lesson 13 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 4)

Lesson 14 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 5)

Lesson 15 -

The 52 essential reading exercises (part 6)

Lesson 16 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Introduction)

Lesson 17 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 1)

Lesson 18 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 2)

Lesson 19 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 3)

Lesson 20 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 4)

Lesson 21 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 5)

Lesson 22 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 6)

Lesson 23 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 7)

Lesson 24 -

The tie, dotted notes and other rhythmic figures (Part 8)

• Music reading & Solfeggio

Lesson 1 -

Introduction to composing

Free

Lesson 2 -

Three different ways of arranging a song (article)

Free

Lesson 3 -

Non-harmonic tones (introduction)

Free

Lesson 4 -

Non harmonic tones; the passing tones

Free

Lesson 5 -

Practical application, how to create a melody using passing tones

Lesson 6 -

Non harmonic tones; the auxiliary tones

Lesson 7 -

The first essential exercises to learn to compose (part 1)

Lesson 8 -

The first essential exercises to learn to compose (part 2)

Lesson 9 -

Non harmonic tones: the notes that allow disjunct motions (Part 1)

Lesson 10 -

Non harmonic tones: the notes that allow disjunct motions (Part 2)

Lesson 11 -

Non harmonic tones: the notes that allow disjunct motions (Part 3)

Lesson 12 -

How to build the harmonic structure of a piece (part 1)

Lesson 13 -

How to build the harmonic structure of a piece (part 2)

Lesson 14 -

How to build the harmonic structure of a piece (part 3)

Lesson 15 -

How to build the harmonic structure of a piece (part 4)

Lesson 16 -

How to build the harmonic structure of a piece (part 5)

Lesson 17 -

How to build the harmonic structure of a piece (part 6)

Lesson 18 -

How to build the harmonic structure of a piece (part 7)

Lesson 19 -

How to build the harmonic structure of a piece (part 8)

Lesson 20 -

How to build the harmonic structure of a piece (part 9)

Lesson 21 -

How to build the harmonic structure of a piece (part 10)

Lesson 22 -

How to build the harmonic structure of a piece (part 11)

Lesson 23 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 1)

Lesson 24 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 2)

Lesson 25 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 3)

Lesson 26 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 4)

Lesson 27 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 5)

Lesson 28 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 6)

Lesson 29 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 7)

Lesson 30 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 8)

Lesson 31 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 9)

Lesson 32 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 10)

Lesson 33 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 11)

Lesson 34 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 12)

Lesson 35 -

The notes that make your music more effective (part 13)

• Composition & Arrangements