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APRIL 2
include inversions of chords in every key for your practice.
Here is a video link to jazz pianist Art Tatum:
youtu.be/qYcZGPLAnHA?si=09tt82WQHCmkSo1E
New classical repertory:
I remember we looked at Mendelssohn's "Songs without Words", but not all the ones I selected.
Take a look at the group below under the title CLASSICAL/ORIGINAL WORKS, and see if there is a couple of titles you have not played before, that we could add to your repertory.
Also, there is a Prelude by Bach in D Major, which has a constant non stop melody on the RH, and a very simple accompanying LH. Take a look at it.
include inversions of chords in every key for your practice.
Here is a video link to jazz pianist Art Tatum:
youtu.be/qYcZGPLAnHA?si=09tt82WQHCmkSo1E
New classical repertory:
I remember we looked at Mendelssohn's "Songs without Words", but not all the ones I selected.
Take a look at the group below under the title CLASSICAL/ORIGINAL WORKS, and see if there is a couple of titles you have not played before, that we could add to your repertory.
Also, there is a Prelude by Bach in D Major, which has a constant non stop melody on the RH, and a very simple accompanying LH. Take a look at it.