FastTrack Harmonica Method - Book 1: for Diatonic Harmonica (Fast Track (Hal Leonard))
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| Rating | : | 4.62 (779 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00IMFFPT6 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 551 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
His fascination with music led him to other instruments, such as the French horn, guitar, and drums, but the keyboard remains his baby. His fascination with music led him to other instruments, such as the French horn, guitar, and drums, but the keyboard remains his baby. About the Author Blake Neely has been playing piano since he was about 4 years old, although it took a while before real audible music could be detected. Upon graduation from the University of Texas in 1991, he moved to Los Angeles to experience the music business. Currently living in Austin, Texas, Blake spends his free time tuning into his family: wife Elizabeth, daughter Jordan, and son Jacob. An award-winning composer and author, he has written symphonies, a piano concerto, and
Blake is the proud owner of a Kawai grand piano and Kurzweil, Ensoniq, and E-Mu synths and samplers. He is co-author of the acclaimed FastTrack series, published by Hal Leonard Corporation. . Blake has worked as a composer, orchestrator, arranger, copyist, engraver, musicologist, and consultant for such prominent figures as Disney, Hal Leonard Corporation, Decca Records, Hyperion Books, composers Michael Kamen and Alan Menken, and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. Currently living in Austi
Includes information on: music notation; chords and single notes; riffs, licks and scales; syncopation; rock and blues styles; and so much more! The accompanying audio includes over 70 songs and examples, so you can play along with a band.. (Fast Track Music Instruction). Stop annoying your friends and really learn to play the darn thing! This book teaches you all you need to know to pucker up and play your harp correctly
HAS IT ALL: nice narrative, blow/draw schematics, but also notes and SOUND samples to play with. All in one place. For peanuts Best by far out of about dozen I have tried here. All you need to start. So, it has the narrative, and it has the usual blow/draw start, but then it also has the explanation how to read notes, and the sound files. All side by side. Say, some other books have just draw/blow and hole numbers, and you do not have a clue about the length of blow/draw unless you know the song, right? Sometimes, you remember those popular songs by words, but humming will do here to lead you.Here you have you sch. Denise H said Basic Basic Music theory. If you know nothing about music theory, notes, chords, keys etc., basic fundamentals, this "Starter" book is for you.. Kindle Customer said Good Progression of Skills and Songs. Takes beginner through steps that are clear and meaningful in progressing as a harp player. This is a technical approach that would make good counterpoint to the freestyle approach of John Poppa available on YouTube.com