Students should have a strong foundation in music theory, keyboard playing and sheet music reading.
To enroll, you must have completed the LYK102 course. Alternatively, if you are already familiar with the concepts covered in our LYK102 course, you may take this course.

The objective is to develop advanced keyboard skills by improving technique, understanding complex music theory, and applying concepts confidently in performance.

After the course, you'll be able to:
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Understand and use advanced music theory terms like octave markings, pedal, and basic voicing
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Identify and play in compound time signatures such as 6/8
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Understand and apply different musical modes in playing
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Perform C minor (natural, harmonic, melodic) and A major scales with both hands
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Improve finger strength and control using Hanon exercises
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Build and use diminished and augmented chords in music
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Develop coordination through hands-overlap techniques
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Improve sight-reading skills using structured exercises
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Apply theory concepts confidently while playing songs
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Strengthen overall technique, accuracy, and musical expression
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This is a 12-week course where the student gets one weekly lesson for 12 weeks.

This upper-intermediate keyboard course helps you improve technique and understand music more deeply. You’ll revise key concepts and learn topics like octave markings, pedal use, and basic note voicing through songs.
 You’ll explore compound time signatures (like 6/8), musical modes, and scales such as C minor and A major. The course also includes Hanon exercises to build finger strength and control.
 You’ll learn diminished and augmented chords, practice hands-overlap techniques, and apply everything through songs like Interstellar and Bohemian Rhapsody. Sight-reading and revision lessons help you build confidence and play more smoothly.

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