Friend, Can You Play a "Classic" Rhythm & Blues GROOVE?

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Friend, Can You Play a "Classic" Rhythm & Blues GROOVE?

Adult Piano Students Worry TOO Much About Playing the "Correct" Notes and Don't Spend Enough Time Maintaining a CONSISTENT Tempo!

Hi Friend,

It is very important for you to start developing a sense of timing...

This should be your main objective, because you'll enjoy your playing a lot more and so will your LISTENER(S)!

Now, I'm not going to "beat a dead horse," because I've been advising ALL of my students to do this for years!

So, if you can't execute the study, you need to run and grab either one of my eBooks, or JOIN my Private Piano Coaching "Inner Circle" Membership, TODAY!

Oh, yes... the study is basically a C Major Chord and the bass line outlines the harmony!

Have FUN...

Ron

P.S. To join my Inner Circle, go to: http://www.PlayPianoAndReadMusic.com/innercircle.html

P.P.S. To learn the INTRO to Etta James' "At Last," and review the Classic R&B Piano Study, visit: http://www.PlayPianoLikeAPro.com/Sale.html

September 10th, 2009 at 5:38 pm

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