Paul Crenshaw's MUSIC PLUS
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TEACH YOURSELF TO PLAY KEYBOARD BOOK I PIANO ORGAN
This is a self-study course for beginners, on how to play the keyboard without learning to read notes. This basic technique can be applied to organ and piano as well. In this 22 page 10 lesson course you will learn note names and location and how to memorize and recognized patterns and three simple chords that can be used to play many songs. If you follow these simple steps you'll be entertaining yourself and others in a very short time. Some call it playing by ear. Actually to play by ear is a terminology used by musicians who memorize chords and musical patterns, and then play them back when they hear a familiar pattern. Remember your success is determined by how much you practice. This method has no age limitations. If you're old enough to know your alphabets or young enough to move your fingers, you too, can learn to play. This method has been tested and taught for over ten years, and proven to work best if you have no musical experience. The average person learns to play within two to three hours. The rate of success varies from person to person. Practice is the guarantee to your success.
TEACH YOURSELF TO PLAY KEYBOARD BOOK II
This is a continuation from Book 1. By now you should now all the notes names and location on the keyboard, this covers keyboards with 49, 61, 76, 88 keys. In Book 1 you learned note names, location, 3 basic chords and several simple songs. In this book II you will learn the black key names and more complex sounding chords made easily. Also
more songs using previously learned chords and new ones. You will also learn a variety of styles such as religious and secular. Remember your success is determined by how much you practice. The rate of success varies from person to person. Practice is the guarantee to your success.
REVIEW: There are only seven notes to memorize.. They are A,B,C,D,E,F and G from left to right in this order. Now divide all keys on the keyboard into groups Groups, 3-black key groups and 2-black key groups. Include white keys, they have the names. The (C) key is located to the left of each 2-black key groups. The (F) key is located to the left of the 3-black key group...... Remember all notes are in alphabetical order.
BOOK I 
BOOK II
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