The secret that my guests, and for that matter most all working piano players, use to make memorizing music simple is learning tunes from lead sheets.
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How to Comp on Piano like a Pro
Here are a few quick examples to show you how to comp on piano. We’ll move from no comping at all to different types of comping in 4 easy steps.
Is it Too Late To Learn Piano?
Many adults are afraid it’s too late to learn piano or any instrument for that matter, but rest assured, it isn’t and here’s why it’s never too late.
The Ultimate Guide to The Blues Scale
Do you have the blues? If not, you might be missing a wonderful musical opportunity. Blues scales, blue notes, and blues progressions are common to jazz, country, gospel, funk, R&B, folk, and other styles.
How to Build a Chord in Three Easy (Half) Steps.
You can learn how to build a chord very easily. Believe it or not, you don’t even need to know how to read music, just follow this chart…
3 Tips to Avoid Back Pain While Playing
Fixing back problems can be time consuming and expensive; it’s better to avoid problems than live with them or try to deal with them once they’re unbearable. Fortunately, there are practical ways to keep your back free of pain.
You Can Always Learn Piano — Even in Retirement
Personal stories and examples from older adults who prove there is always time to learn piano, whether in a group or on your own, you can still learn.
The Only 3 Chords You Need to Master the Blues on Piano
It’s actually incredibly easy to master the blues on piano. Believe it or not, you only need these three simple chords and you’ll be a master in no time.
A Piano History Timeline
This Piano History Timeline starting from the 1700s to the 2000s hits on all the important dates from the birth to the modern day of the piano.
Summer NAMM 2015 Product Highlights
Summer NAMM 2015 Product Highlights that definitely deserve your attention thanks to Making Music attending the NAMM show to get the hottest gear.