Step Two: Harmonizing the Melody
Step two is a continuation of the first step. Once you have determined the melody, you must NOW find the right chords to accompany your melody. For example, if your melody was C – D – E – F – G, you’d need chords to accompany "C", "D", "E", "F" and "G." Hearandplay.com teaches you each and every chord needed to harmonize all tones of a major scale. The following lesson is taken right out of our 300-pg course (Chapter 17; pgs 241-245):
Again, this is just a few pages on harmonizing melodies. If you’ve been helped by any of the free information on this page, you’ll definitely benefit from the content in our full 300-pg course. I invite you to read more about my 300-pg course entitled, "The Secrets to Playing Piano By Ear." Click here for more techniques, principles, concepts, tricks and tips on playing the piano by ear.
Jermaine Griggs
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Good tips jarmaine, I am still working on the 300 page book. just finished the progression section. Working the Hannon exercises got six under my belt Soon I will to the Christmas songs. just to let you know where I am in the lessons I haven’t given up yet. Thanks to you and your staff. .Pete
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