Easiest Beginner Piano Method: Gordon Banks Piano Method: 10 fingers / 10 keys & counting - Banks, Gordon
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Book 2 continues your journey towards making the musical experience with your piano or keyboard a gratifying one. We continue with the same fixed hand position throughout this second book. This makes it easier to focus on the other aspects of playing that enter into the whole process of making our songs sound accomplished. We even have a section for those of us who experience some difficulty with coordinating the two hands while counting. This book also introduces the eighth note, frequently included in most songs and widely misunderstood as to how it is counted. We take away the mystery and…mehr

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Book 2 continues your journey towards making the musical experience with your piano or keyboard a gratifying one. We continue with the same fixed hand position throughout this second book. This makes it easier to focus on the other aspects of playing that enter into the whole process of making our songs sound accomplished. We even have a section for those of us who experience some difficulty with coordinating the two hands while counting. This book also introduces the eighth note, frequently included in most songs and widely misunderstood as to how it is counted. We take away the mystery and put the player at ease when seeing these within a song. Finally we introduce the foot pedal and how to use it properly and efficiently. Enjoy.
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Autorenporträt
For the past 40 years Gordon Banks' main source of income has been the piano, as a professional soloist in the Atlantic City casinos or the resort hotels in Naples, Florida. He has also taught hundreds of piano students over the years. His two books offer the adult a way of becoming familiar with the piano by providing the basics of playing while focusing on coordination between the two hands and following a simple count.