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Want to enhance your piano playing tenfold? This piano lesson demonstrates a number of ways to add volume and depth to your jazz chords progressions.
with Paul CorganWant to enhance your piano playing tenfold? This piano lesson demonstrates a number of ways to add volume and depth to your jazz chords progressions.
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6 CQ
In this music lesson, musician Paul Corgan explains how to utilize three types of transitional piano chords: movement, fills, and key changes.
with Paul CorganIn this music lesson, musician Paul Corgan explains how to utilize three types of transitional piano chords: movement, fills, and key changes.
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9 CQ
Time to test your newfound piano skills! In this music lesson, learn how to translate an existing song into an original interpretation through improvisation.
with Paul CorganTime to test your newfound piano skills! In this music lesson, learn how to translate an existing song into an original interpretation through improvisation.
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8 CQ
Learn how to apply the piano techniques you've learned throughout this course by practicing piano theory to the song "Elastic Heart" by Sia.
with Paul CorganLearn how to apply the piano techniques you've learned throughout this course by practicing piano theory to the song "Elastic Heart" by Sia.
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5 CQ
In this lesson, pianist Paul Corgan steps away from the keys to share some tips and tricks he has picked up through playing piano over the years.
with Paul CorganIn this lesson, pianist Paul Corgan steps away from the keys to share some tips and tricks he has picked up through playing piano over the years.
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