How to Play Chord Style Piano by Baird, Gerry -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Table of Contents Introduction What Is Chord Style Piano? Who Is This Book For? Acoustic Piano vs. Electronic Keyboard Is a Piano Teacher Necessary? Practicing Notes on the Treble Clef Ledger Lines Sharps, Flats and Naturals Key Signatures Time Signatures Basic Note Rhythms Dots and Lines Basic Rests Fermata Repeat Fingering Notes on the Bass Clef Major, Minor and 7th Chords Playing and Singing Basic Chord Style Playing (Melody and Block Chords) Learning New Chords More Rhythms Key Changes Paper-saving Music Symbols Page Turns 8va Using the Sustain Pedal Left-Hand Rhythm Changes Chord Inversions Simplifying Chords Left Hand Octaves Glissandos Arpeggios Power Chords Note Collisions Oversimplified Chord Symbols and Alto Notes Recording Yourself Arpeggio Exercise Inversion Exercise Scale Exercises 32nd and 64th Notes Triplets Swing 8vb Ritardando Dynamics Repeated Notes Shake Right Hand Octaves Right Hand Thirds Right Hand Sixths Right Hand Chord Notes Grace Notes Trills Base Note/Chord Left Hand Rhythm Ballad Style Arpeggio or Glissando Run Scale Run Slide Left Hand Melody Fills Extensions Substitutions Hybrid Playing Introduction to Improvising Melodic Variations Chord Progressions Parting Thoughts About the Author Appendix (Chord Guide)

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