Learn To Play Electronic Keyboards Ebook

Self education is an opportunity few can afford to miss. Here is your key to getting more enjoyment out of life by making the most of your untapped abilities. It is a well known fact that people with musical talent are more in demand socially so aim now to gain more recognition and improve your popularity. A good self image and self confidence go hand in hand with the quiet knowledge that you have a special talent which others can only admire and envy. Many people have discovered the power of music in easing away the strain and tension of everyday living. It is good therapy and improves your sense of well being.
So here is your chance to join the ranks of the gifted few.

What Do You Get?... Everything you need to become an accomplished keyboard player...

• Introduction. Learning the white notes. Note names and position. The Treble stave. Your first piece.
• Using quavers for variation. Minor chords. Augmented chords and inversions.
• Tone changes. Tempo. Dominant seventh chords and inversions.
• Time signatures. Learning sharps and flats. Additional base notes. Tied notes.
• The turn or gruppetto. The trill. Relative chords. Arpeggios. Tremelo. Fill in rhythm notes. New key signatures.
• The foot pedals. Ledger lines.
• The crotchet triplet. Variations and embellishments. Improvisation. Accent signs.
• The base stave. Playing with the left hand. Timing. Note values.
• Quaver triplet. Six eight time. Two four time. The slur. More key signatures. Registration. Playing for an audience.
• New chords. 2 and 3 Stave music. 1st and 2nd time bars. Musical opportunities.
• More key signatures. Playing 'as written'. Musical expression. The sixth chords.
• More key signatures. Additional chords. Rest signs.
• Learning major chords. Four Four time.
• Key signatures. Rules for adding chord notes. The finger cross over.
• Diminished seventh chords and inversions. Adding harmony to diminished chords.
• Chord inversions. Adding harmony notes. Close and spaced harmony.
• Changing chords. Helpful hints for reading music.
• Analyzing faults. Making playing easier. Syncopation. New chords. New key signatures. Grace notes.