Playing piano with chords books will help anyone play the piano or keyboard. For some, taking piano lessons privately or online will never be possible. Maybe for financial reasons, time limitations or any of the thousands of reasons preventing the taking of lessons.
These two books were designed to help beginners learn to play piano using chords only, without music reading.
Play piano with chords book one
Play Piano with Chords Book One
Many have seen the benefits of learning to play the piano with chords. I can say that Play Piano with Chords Book One is an excellent resource for beginning to learn to play piano. ( I wrote it, so I may be a bit biased.)
For a lot of students, learning music and the theory of music is not for them—not at first, anyway. They want to jam with friends, play for themselves, and play and sing for their own entertainment. For these people, playing with just chords is the perfect way to go.
With its comprehensive approach to teaching chords, this Play Piano With Chords Book provides a solid foundation for anyone looking to play the piano. Your ability to change chord shapes, understand chords, and keep the correct time will flourish following the exercises and information provided.
Beyond the basics, this book covers various topics related to playing chords, including playing rhythms, changing songs’ keys, and much more. With this knowledge, you can play multiple songs and styles you might have never thought possible.
So, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned keyboard player, Play Piano with Chords Book One can help you improve your skills. With its clear and concise explanations, helpful exercises, and comprehensive approach, you’ll be well on your way to mastering the piano with chords.
play piano with chords book two
Play piano with chords. Book two is a follow-up to book one. The book is more about helping develop songs and playing abilities than teaching more of the same. Exercises and methods of putting your own songs together are included.
This Piano chords book 1 should be read and used after reading book one. Reading book one first is essential to learning the piano.