The Everything Rock & Blues Piano Book

Name: The Everything Rock & Blues Piano Book | Master Riffs, Licks, and Blues Styles from New Orleans to New York City
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Master Riffs, Licks, and Blues Styles from New Orleans to New York City

Eric Starr(Autor*in)

Everything (Verlag)

1. Auflage

Erschienen am 14. Juni 2007

288 Seiten

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Cover Page
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Top Ten Things You'll Learn from This Book
Introduction
Rock and Blues 101
History of the Blues
Early Innovators
Styles of Blues
History of Rock
Technological Advancements
Styles of Rock
An Overview of the Piano
Keyboard Layout
Scale Degrees
Sitting at the Piano or Keyboard
Hand and Finger Placement
Fingering in the Right and Left Hands
Notation as a Tool
Notation Overview
Range, Treble, and Bass Clefs
Pitches and Clefs
Ledger Lines and Octaves
Note Names and Rhythm
Time Signatures
Keeping Time and Counting Aloud
Keys, Scales, Pedaling, and Technique Building
Key Signatures
Major Scales
Minor Scales
Using the Sustain Pedal
Technique Builders
Advanced Scales
Blues Scales
Pentatonic Scales
Dorian Mode
Mixolydian Mode
The Dominant Scale and Chromatics
Lydian Dominant
Basic Harmony
Major and Minor Triads
Diatonic Triads of the Major Scale
Dominant Seventh Chords
Diminished, Half-Diminished, and Augmented Chords
Secondary Dominant Chords
Borrowed Chords
Types of Cadences
Extensions, Suspensions, Passing Chords, and More
Major and Minor Seven Chords
Major and Minor Nine Chords
Suspended Chords
Altered Dominant Chords
Sharp Nines and Flat Nines
Chromatic Passing Chords
Combining Chords and Scales and Arpeggios
Combining Chords with Scales
Soloing with the Harmonic Minor Scale
Using Arpeggios
Soloing with the Dorian Mode
Soloing with Major and Minor Pentatonics
Soloing with Blues Scales
Soloing with Dominant and Lydian Dominant Scales
Elements of the Blues
I-IV-V Chord Progressions
Twelve-Bar Blues
The Left Hand
The Shuffle
Boogie-Woogie
Walking Bass Lines
Two-Beat Bass Lines
Riffs, Embellishments, Turnarounds, and Endings
Common Riffs
Call and Response Phrases
Repetition
Dynamics and Accents
Embellishments and Decorations
Tremolos
Turnarounds and Endings
Blues Across America
Mississippi Delta
New Orleans
Chicago Blues
Other Important Blues Regions
Blues and Jazz in the Big Apple
Creating Licks with Thirds
Creating Licks with Sixths
Elements of Rock
Distinguishing Rock from Pop
Chord Voicings
Song Forms
Structural Elements Defined
Common Chord Progressions
Spicing It Up with Arpeggios
Hooks
Rock-n-roll Piano Innovators
The Dawning of a New Era
Ray Charles
Fats Domino
Little Richard
Jerry Lee Lewis
Johnnie Johnson
The Development of Rock
The Beatles
The Doors
Progressive Rock
Stevie Wonder
Southern Rock
Synth-Pop
Singer-Songwriters and Piano Pop
Study Pieces
What Is an Etude?
Analyzing Chords
Blues Etude #1: "Blues for Dr. John"
Blues Etude #2: "Tinsel Town Boogie"
Blues Etude #3: "Lazy Blues"
Rock Etude: "Solar Wind for Polyphonic Synthesizer"
Pop Etude: "For Kicks"
Equipment to Meet Your Needs
The Piano
Keyboards and Synthesizers
Piano Versus Keyboard
Buying the Right Piano
Buying the Right Keyboard
Accessories and Learning Tools
The Metronome
Music-Writing Software
Band-in-a-Box
Home Recording
Recording Music for Educational Purposes
Appendix A: Key Innovators and Recordings
Appendix B: Resources
THE SERIES!

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