Showing posts with label melody. Show all posts
Showing posts with label melody. Show all posts

Thursday, January 3, 2013

How To Harmonize Any Tune Using Beautiful Piano Chords!

I used to wonder how in the world good piano players knew which chords to use in a song -- when there was no music in front of them. They would play song after song effortlessly without ever looking at a piece of sheet music.

I remember a man in Hollywood named Dave who was known as "THE piano teacher". Big names -- recording artists -- took lessons from him. Students and others sitting around the room in his studio on Cahuenga Blvd. (between Sunset Blvd. and Hollywood Blvd.) would call out songs and Dave would play them one after another. If he didn't know the song, he would ask them to sing or hum a few bars. Before long he was playing the song with both hands -- not just the tune, but harmonizing each melody note with a beautiful chord. I loved it, but I had no idea how he did it.

Tuesday, January 1, 2013

How To Harmonize Any Tune Using Beautiful Piano Chords!

I used to wonder how in the world good piano players knew which chords to use in a song -- when there was no music in front of them. They would play song after song effortlessly without ever looking at a piece of sheet music.

I remember a man in Hollywood named Dave who was known as "THE piano teacher". Big names -- recording artists -- took lessons from him. Students and others sitting around the room in his studio on Cahuenga Blvd. (between Sunset Blvd. and Hollywood Blvd.) would call out songs and Dave would play them one after another. If he didn't know the song, he would ask them to sing or hum a few bars. Before long he was playing the song with both hands -- not just the tune, but harmonizing each melody note with a beautiful chord. I loved it, but I had no idea how he did it.

Sunday, December 30, 2012

A.S.A.Piano! Learn To Play Easy Beginners Piano & Keyboard Songs Without Reading Music

I started playing songs at 73 years old... "Even as a 73 year old new music student, I am able to learn the songs thanks to your excellent lessons." Dave Mcphee - Aged 73 - Canada

If youd like to be playing your first full length impressive song on the Piano or Keyboard in just 40 minutes from now then this letter will show you how.

Saturday, December 29, 2012

How To Harmonize Any Tune Using Beautiful Piano Chords!

I used to wonder how in the world good piano players knew which chords to use in a song -- when there was no music in front of them. They would play song after song effortlessly without ever looking at a piece of sheet music.

I remember a man in Hollywood named Dave who was known as "THE piano teacher". Big names -- recording artists -- took lessons from him. Students and others sitting around the room in his studio on Cahuenga Blvd. (between Sunset Blvd. and Hollywood Blvd.) would call out songs and Dave would play them one after another. If he didn't know the song, he would ask them to sing or hum a few bars. Before long he was playing the song with both hands -- not just the tune, but harmonizing each melody note with a beautiful chord. I loved it, but I had no idea how he did it.

Friday, December 28, 2012

A.S.A.Piano! Learn To Play Easy Beginners Piano & Keyboard Songs Without Reading Music

I started playing songs at 73 years old... "Even as a 73 year old new music student, I am able to learn the songs thanks to your excellent lessons." Dave Mcphee - Aged 73 - Canada

If youd like to be playing your first full length impressive song on the Piano or Keyboard in just 40 minutes from now then this letter will show you how.

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

A.S.A.Piano! Learn To Play Easy Beginners Piano & Keyboard Songs Without Reading Music

I started playing songs at 73 years old... "Even as a 73 year old new music student, I am able to learn the songs thanks to your excellent lessons." Dave Mcphee - Aged 73 - Canada

If youd like to be playing your first full length impressive song on the Piano or Keyboard in just 40 minutes from now then this letter will show you how.