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Easy Keyboard Songs for Beginners
- Piano Workbook with Simple Tunes and Chords for Adult and Kids Beginners
- Narrated by: Amy Dean
- Length: 1 hr and 49 mins
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Publisher's summary
If you have never picked up a keyboard and you want to learn how to play it, this book is designed for beginners and contains all you will need for building technique, mastering music theory, and learning everything you need. This is definitely in the right place for you.
This apprentice's guide likewise gives a simple prologue to perusing and playing music - so whether you have no past musical experience OR are basically new to the keyboard, this reasonable and brief guide will make them play tunes on your new keyboard in a matter of moments.
This essential asset joins the best of for beginner's books, including Piano for Beginners, Keyboard for Beginners, Music Theory for Beginners, Piano Exercises for Beginners, to get you ready for action right away. The convenient reference causes you to ace the customary highly contrasting keys and gives you a comprehension of the potential outcomes that unfurl when those dark and whites are associated with best in class music innovation.
Easy Keyboard Songs for Beginners makes it simpler and more enjoyable to make music! If you don't have a knowledge of how to understand music, this book clarifies in benevolent, uncomplicated language every one of the essentials of music hypothesis, and applies it to playing the piano and keyboard. What's more, on the off chance that you've been playing for a while - or took exercises when you were a kid yet haven't played since - you can get some important hints to improve your playing, or utilize the book as a supplemental class.
Basically you will master:
- Facts for turning into an ace on the piano and keyboard.
- Improve your abilities with an abundance of simple-to-apply piano activities
- Tap into your innovativeness and get the lowdown on making a unique tune
- How to play keyboards anyplace utilizing outer speakers, amps, home sound systems.
Even if you have never picked up a keyboard, you will learn how to play it in just a week
Have you been taking piano exercises? Would you be able to play without sheet music or from chord symbols? Would you be able to join tunes by ear? On the off chance that you feel that you might want to have progressively down to earth piano aptitudes, this course listening is for you. It is a definitive assortment of thoughts for keyboard backup and the act of spontaneity, designs, and useful applications, just as chord movements. It starts with the simple act of spontaneity undertakings with incredible foundation tracks played by genuine musicians. There are practices for cadenced improvement, hand autonomy, understanding principles of harmonization, making varieties, and furthermore, a lot of functional tips and tunes to apply your new aptitudes.
In this book, you will also learn:
- Theory and lessons for beginners.
- What is a music keyboard?
- The basic music concepts.
- Chords and chord extensions.
- Introduction to piano.
- Other musical instrument.
- The hand position and finger numbers.
- Positions (c/g/middle c) introduction to chords.
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- Roman Cayden
- 04-25-20
Easy to understand
I am a music teacher and love how they lay out the book. Easy to understand and follow. The songs are good and the pace is really good.
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- George Rylan
- 04-25-20
learning book
Lessons built skills one by one and the videos are helpful. Halfway through, the learning from
lesson to lesson was tough, but not impossible.
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- Ryker Jeffrey
- 04-24-20
great audiobook
The audiobook is for beginners to all available keyboard sounds. The piano workbook contains simple tunes and many beautifully analyzed notes for adults and buds buggers. I really enjoyed reading the book. I recommend the book.
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- Omar Eduardo
- 04-24-20
good audiobook
Excellent piece of writing. Well written, has a logical flow to it and above all is very helpful to anyone who has, or thinks they may be, in any sort of codependent relationship.
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- Drew Zayden
- 04-25-20
Love!
I’ve wanted to learn piano since I was a child. This is a great starter book and is easy to follow! Love!
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- Hector Brendan
- 04-25-20
This was great
This was great. Each song is difficult for a new reason. Very well done. Pay attention to the finger positions and read the introduction and you'll be there in no time :)
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- Edward Mark
- 04-25-20
good book
I love this book because it is so well balanced . there is some important piano theory included which is very beneficial , along with piano instruction. You can't go wrong with this book.
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- Santiago Peyton
- 04-25-20
I love that
I love that it includes some fun songs to learn like Scarborough Fair and House of the Rising Sun. I tend to prefer modern songs to classical music, so I’m so glad it’s not all old/childish music. Definitely helps with motivation to continue.
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