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- Music Chords: How To Become a "Chord Detective" And See Through The Notes Right Into The Music!
by Duane Shinn. Over the years I have been a piano teacher I have had many people call or write me and ask me something like this:
"I play by ear, or by chords, but lots of music doesn't have chord symbols written in -- how do I know what chord to play when?"
"Our hymn book doesn't tell which chords to use -- how can I know what to play?"
"I read music but don't have a clue what chords are being used. How can... products, articles, news
- Learn To Play The Piano Better By Learning To Arrange Chords & Chord Progressions
by Duane Shinn. Piano arranging is the process by which you take a written piece of music and rework it with chords, adding new bass accompaniment, fills, or even slightly altering the song's structure. And while it's a process that takes years to truly master, anyone with a basic education in piano and a working knowledge of a few key techniques can create an inventive, satisfying arrangement. It all boils down... products, articles, news
- Guitar Chord Lesson: Learn To Play Nice Sounding Guitar Chords In D
by Peter Edvinsson. A guitar is an amazing instrument. Sometimes hard to play but with easy nice sounding guitar chord secrets everywhere. Let's explore some easy but nice guitar chords.
Our first guitar chord will be Dmaj7. It is played in this way for example:
Dmaj: 0/4 2/3 2/2 2/1
An explanation of the notation. The first number indicates which fret to press down. The number after the slash which string. 2/3 m... products, articles, news
- Reading Notes On Sheet Music
by Victor Epand. If you have ever stopped to look at a piece of sheet music you will have noticed many different shapes ranged across the page. Many look like circles that might or might not be totally filled in. Some may look connected by a couple lines or more. There are other strange symbols as well. What does this all mean?
Is sheet music written in some strange language that only a musician can understand? ... products, articles, news
- Music Notes: How Pitch & Duration Are Determined
by Duane Shinn. Notes are the musical notation representing a fixed pitch. While the word strictly refers to the physical notation of a pitch, it's more commonly used to refer to both the pitch and the notation.
Notes are named after the first seven letters in the alphabet -- A, B, C, D, E, F, and G -- and keep the same letter value as they are repeated up or down the keyboard or other musical instrument.
But ... products, articles, news
- Piano Lessons: Make Sure They Include Chords & Music Theory!
by Duane Shinn. Proper piano instruction is an element extremely vital to learning the instrument well. Though it's very possible to be a self-taught piano player, piano lessons can really increase the speed and efficiency with which one learns the instrument.
That's not to say that great piano instruction makes great piano players overnight; even the most naturally talented pianists still play for years befor... products, articles, news
- How To Play More Notes On The Piano Without Reading More Notes!
by Duane Shinn. Most professional musicians play from a book called a "Fake Book". I bought my first fake book containing only about 200 songs when I was a teenager -- they were illegal then, but most musicians owned them -- for $50. That would be equal to $500. or more now. But fortunately, they have since become legal, so you can buy a real good one with 1000 songs now for $50. or less. A fake book contains ju... products, articles, news
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