Organic Sightreading for Piano - Music Education Volume 1
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Music is a language and anybody can be taught how to read a language, there should not be a difference for music. Why should you feel uncomfortable when reading music? Follow this presentation and discover a unique method on how to read piano music without any musical background! You can even start today! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07X36FSQL https://youtu.be/1Zke_Xv_-xM — a presentation by Sunfishing Creations —
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ego but does little to advance your musical progress. Be patient with yourself. Don’t expect everything to come
at one setting. They say that things come to us when we are ready to accept them. A healthy mental state is also
responsible for progress when practicing.
Gradually train your ears to really HEAR music and all of the components that make the final product. Read the
pages on Ear Training carefully and institute a daily routine to improve your perception. There are also other
pages that help spell out an excellent practice routine.
Since most of us do not have a good rhythm section at our disposal, I recommend practicing and soloing with the
play-a-long records. Each volume contains a book and one or two CDs. Many professionals use these recordings
to warm-up, keep in shape, practice new patterns or licks, or to learn new songs and improvise on the chord/
scale progressions.
During the past 43 years, many private teachers as well as high school and college teachers have made the
recordings part of their daily or weekly teaching assignments.
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- 1. What is the universal language?
- 2. ENGLISH1
- 5. ENGLISH CHINESE SPANISH 1 2 3 TRICK QUESTION, THE ANsWER IS:
- 6. ENGLISH CHINESE SPANISH 1 2 3 None of the above TRICK QUESTION, THE ANsWER IS:
- 10. Schooled Unschooled Young Old For everyone
- 11. Schooled Unschooled Young Old Rich For everyone
- 12. Schooled Unschooled Young Old Rich Poor For everyone
- 13. The universal language is Schooled Unschooled Young Old Rich Poor For everyone
- 14. MUSIC
- 15. MUSIC Of course you knew that!
- 16. Did you ever want to play music?
- 17. Yes no 1 2 Did you ever want to play music?
- 18. Yes no 1 2 Did you ever want to play music?
- 19. Yes no 1 2 Did you ever want to play music? Everyone does!
- 20. Did you ever want to learn to play music
- 21. Did you ever want to learn to play music But never did because you were afraid of
- 22. Did you ever want to learn to play music But never did because you were afraid of The solfeggio that comes along with it?
- 23. Yes no 1 2 Did you ever want to learn to play music But never did because you were afraid of The solfeggio that comes along with it?
- 24. Yes no 1 2 Did you ever want to learn to play music But never did because you were afraid of The solfeggio that comes along with it?
- 25. Yes no 1 2 mmmm… You are not alone! Did you ever want to learn to play music But never did because you were afraid of The solfeggio that comes along with it?
- 26. Playing piano
- 27. Improves your working memory* Playing piano
- 28. Protects against cognitive decline* Improves your working memory* Playing piano
- 29. Increases brain plasticity* Protects against cognitive decline* Improves your working memory* Playing piano
- 30. Increases brain plasticity* Protects against cognitive decline* Improves your working memory* And even reduces depression* Playing piano
- 31. Increases brain plasticity* Protects against cognitive decline* Improves your working memory* And even reduces depression* Playing piano *All scientifically proven
- 32. Increases brain plasticity* Protects against cognitive decline* Improves your working memory* And even reduces depression* Playing piano *All scientifically proven If I lost you here… This means that your brain is able to make new neural connections
- 33. Increases brain plasticity* Protects against cognitive decline* Improves your working memory* And even reduces depression* But most importantly *All scientifically proven
- 34. Increases brain plasticity* Protects against cognitive decline* Improves your working memory* And even reduces depression* But most importantly *All scientifically proven It’s just so much fun
- 35. Playing piano is a very complex task that
- 36. Playing piano is a very complex task that involves control of simultaneous processes
- 37. Playing piano is a very complex task that involves control of simultaneous processes your brain and body are performing…
- 38. So we are in need of a
- 39. So we are in need of a Clear
- 40. So we are in need of a Clear Structured
- 41. So we are in need of a Clear Structured Progressive
- 42. So we are in need of a Clear Structured Progressive fun
- 43. So we are in need of a Clear Structured Progressive fun Piano method
- 44. So that’s why we created
- 45. So that’s why we created
- 46. So that’s why we created The first method that enables people to read Piano music without any musical background
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