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Theory & Technique
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SKU: M0.99270EB
Theory & Technique. Composed by Steven Goomas. Technique, Theory and Reference. All styles. E-book and online audio. Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music #99270EB. Published by Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music (M0.99270EB).ISBN 9781610650946. 8.75x11.75 inches.
Presents piano theory with technical and creative ideas to enhance your keyboard knowledge and improvisation skills through practical approaches and applications. To benefit most from this book, you should already be comfortable with reading notation on the grand staff and should have an understanding of written rhythms. Each step-by-step lesson has ideas to practice, which may appear in the form of exercises, suggestions, or mixed with theory, prompting you to be creative. Through these lessons, you will discover how to become a more creative player with chords in a rhythm section setting, going beyond just playing what is written on the page. You will also learn how to utilize scales in improvisation. This book has been designed to help beginners and intermediate students build a strong foundation and enlarge their horizon, and to help advanced players fill in gaps in their skills. Online audio available.
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