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Piano Method Madness is a podcast that focuses on getting former piano players back to playing the piano. The show discusses problems many piano students come across after learning a few songs or basic piano theory. The dilemma of deciding what to do or which musical genre to learn next often leaves students with a stuck in the mud feeling. Piano Method Madness helps piano students to move forward with their decision making process by reviewing popular piano method books. Users can then acquire a copy of the piano method book being discussed to play along with the show's narrator. The narrator explains where complications exists and how students can overcome them.
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Basic Blues For Piano Exercise 24
Exercise 24 carries over the same bassline from exercise 23 and introduces two new ending phrases. The lesson contains a few measures where right hand key gracing is utilized. It also contains hops where the right hand will have to make a hop down in order to perform inverted chord combinations. Ending number has a chord combination that really stretches the right hand. Work must be done to overcome this challenge.This piece is technical, challenging, and fun.
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Basic Blues For Piano Exercise 23
Exercise 23 involves the same 7th and 9th chord progressions as exercise 22, but it also introduces an octave up jump after playing the first series of chords (similar to a call and response technique). The exercise also retains the same bassline as exercise 18 but introduce an altered ending in measure 12. The hardest part of this exercise is mastering the octave jumps. Lots of practice should allow the building of this skill.
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Basic Blues For Piano Exercise 22
Exercise 22 involves 7th and 9th chord progressions. The exercise retains the same bassline as exercise 18. Although simple, the chord progressions take a bit of practice to master in the correct fashion. There are minor syncopation features in the 9th ,10th, and 11th measures. Take your time and enjoy.Basic Blues for PianoBy Ron PayneCopyright (c) 1984 by HAL LEONARD CORPORATIONInternational Copyright Secured All Rights ReservedItem# 00240075 - US$24.99 - Available for purchase from l...
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Basic Blues For Piano Exercise 21
Exercise 21 introduces syncopation. The right hand is holding notes across measures. Although lesson isn't particularly challenging; it is extremely fun to play. Left Hand:The is no change in the left hand; it plays the same bassline as in exercise 20. Keep playing! If you need a copy of the book, please use the information below to get yourself a copy.Basic Blues for PianoBy Ron PayneCopyright (c) 1984 by HAL LEONARD CORPORATIONInternational Copyright Secured All Rights Rese...
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Basic Blues For Piano Exercise 20
Exercise 20 is a slightly modified version of exercise 19 with the thumb and pinky spaced one octave from one another. The right hand pointing finger will get the most work in this exercise because it moves one half step up and down along the staff.Left Hand:The is no change in the left hand; it plays the same bassline as in exercise 18. Keep playing! If you need a copy of the book, please use the information below to get yourself a copy.Basic Blues for PianoBy Ron PayneCopyright (c) 198...
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Basic Blues For Piano Exercise 19
Exercise 19 introduces a new fingering pattern for the right hand using fingers 2 through 5. It couples the fingers 2 and 4 and fingers 3 and 5. When I originally worked through this, I had no problem using fingers 2 and 4, however, fingers 3 and 5 were challenging. After repeating the exercise, my problems with went away. Measure 8 is most challenging because it really works the relation between the middle finger and the pinky. Left Hand:The is no change in the left hand; it plays...