While most traditional curriculums spend a while on note-naming and rhythm exercises, this section moves quickly. It introduces you to the notes on the keyboard and then jumps immediately into playing some basic three-note chords, reminded you that like learning guitar, it’s more important to play than to worry about the theory at this early stage.īook One also introduces musical notation, including rests and basic rhythm. It begins by stating the primary principle of Pianoforall – that it’s important to lay a foundation of chords and rhythms before building improv, melody composition, and sight-reading skills beyond that. The first book is an introduction to both the program and the keyboard. Book One: Party Time – Rhythm Style Piano
Each e-book covers a different aspect of piano playing and builds on one another so that you are putting the skills you’ve learned into practice.Įxcept for Book Nine, which can be used at any time, you should read the books in order.
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