Play Silent Night on Gesture Synth

Read the Silent Night Harmony Sequence

The targets are G–D7–G–C, then G/B–Am7–D7–G. In degrees they are I–V–I–IV, then I–ii–V–I. Use a basic right-hand triad for G and C, four fingers for D7, two for G/B, and a three-finger seventh shape with the minor world for Am7.

Prepare the next left-hand degree while the current target is still sounding, but do not let wrist angle drift early. The tracker checks the whole combination. A correct finger count paired with the wrong world or degree is still a different chord, which is why the visible property chips are more useful than trial-and-error motion.

• G and C establish the major-world I and IV shapes.
• G/B changes voicing while the selected degree remains I.
• Am7 combines degree II, minor world and a three-finger seventh.
• D7 combines degree V, major world and a four-finger seventh.

Control Volume During Slow Sustained Chords

At 72 BPM, unplanned height movement is easy to hear. Hold a comfortable right-hand height for four beats and watch the volume readout. If the sound swells, lower the shoulder and move from the elbow less. A quiet, stable sustain is more valuable than maximizing loudness during this lesson.

Use one pass with the metronome off, one with the click on and one with your eyes alternating between the chord label and hands. The goal is to keep the audio continuous while changing only the property required by the next target.

Review the complete hand-control map → · Set a slower custom metronome →

Practise G/B and the Am7–D7 Cadence Separately

For G/B, hold degree I and move from one right-hand finger to two. The chord should change while the degree remains fixed. For Am7, establish degree II and the minor world before forming the three-finger seventh. Move to D7 by selecting degree V, returning to the major world and showing four fingers.

Repeat Am7–D7–G until each property changes in a consistent order. Then join it to the first four targets. The local match count helps compare runs in the current session, but the page does not create a user profile or claim to grade musical expression.

Open the inversion drill → · Compare maj7, min7 and dominant 7 →

Correct Flicker, Missed Sevenths and Silent Output

If G/B returns to G, make the two-finger inversion shape clearer without shifting degree I. If Am7 becomes Am, separate all three raised fingers; if it becomes Amaj7, correct the minor-world wrist angle. If D7 becomes D, ensure the fourth finger remains visible to the camera.

Use soft front light, a contrasting background and enough distance to keep both wrists in frame. When the label changes correctly but sound is absent, inspect tab mute and output volume. The page processes hand landmarks locally and does not require microphone input, lyrics or a stored audio track.

Diagnose tracking and audio step by step →