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Keyboard Course Syllabus for Beginners

The keyboard course syllabus is designed for students around 10 years old, transitioning from basic to intermediate levels over two years through four modules. It covers essential topics such as music theory, exercises, harmony, and repertoire, ensuring practical and gradual learning. Each module builds on the previous one, focusing on instrument recognition, chord structures, popular musical styles, and improvisation techniques.

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Keyboard Course Syllabus for Beginners

The keyboard course syllabus is designed for students around 10 years old, transitioning from basic to intermediate levels over two years through four modules. It covers essential topics such as music theory, exercises, harmony, and repertoire, ensuring practical and gradual learning. Each module builds on the previous one, focusing on instrument recognition, chord structures, popular musical styles, and improvisation techniques.

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Class plan for the keyboard course

This syllabus was developed for students from


approximately 10 years old moving from basic to intermediate level.
It was created with the objective of practical and gradual learning, being a
synthesis based on methodologies from various music educators. Created
from a functional point of view, it guides the student in a simple manner
regardless of your technical or intellectual level, going through knowledge
basics of music theory, exercises, harmony, ensemble practice and
knowledge of repertoire. The total duration of the course is expected to be two
years, divided into 4 modules.

Module 1
Recognition of the instrument

Electronic resources

Hand positioning and finger numbering

Recognition of the notes

Exercise on the white keys

Elementary notions of music

Method of musical initiation to the piano (Part 1)

Folklore themes

Basic concepts of music theory (part 1)

Theoretical exercises for memorizing the notes

Rhythmic exercises

Method of musical initiation to the piano (2nd part)

Applied theory

Musical reading exercises

Accidents and black keys

Knowing the chords and symbols (overview)

The Cycle of Wednesdays


Module 2
Triads (chord structure)

Major pentachords

Major arpeggios

Minor pentachords

Minor Arpeggios

Popular themes with chords

Triads (inversions and chord approximations)

Accompaniment on the keyboard and regions of the instrument

Rhythm in the left hand (preparatory exercises)

Major and Minor Scales

Closed and open triad

Getting to know the rhythms

Monitoring by figures

Initiation of joint practice

Basic harmonic progressions

Module 3
As Tétrades

Inversions and application of tetrads

Popular musical styles

General review

Harmonia (Main functions)

Chord progressions

Use of electronic resources

Themes with tetrapods


Low in the left hand

Joint Practice Trainings

Harmonic field

Musical reading exercises

Arpeggio over tetrads

General Summary

Module 4
Progressive exercises (Boogie Woogie Hanon)

Improvisation in the major scale

Practical harmonic progressions

Improvisation on progressions

Transposition

Rhythmic exercises

Chord extensions

Reharmonization on the basic functions

Repertoire of popular themes

Rhythmic patterns and variations

Knowing the Gregorian modes

Practicing modes with musical styles

scale-chord

II-V-I progression

Improvisation on the II-V-I progression

Improvisation methods

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