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Who else wants to become a
Monster
Piano Player
by using
Power
Piano Chords?
Master
144 chords for .14 cents per
chord!
I was
totally amazed when I learned how easy
it was to understand music and improvise once I learned
chords and how to use them in a powerful way! Before
knowing chords I struggled to read the sheet music, and even
then my playing sounded hollow and empty -- nothing like the
big, full sound I was hearing from Garner, Shearing,
Peterson, Brubeck -- or any of the piano players I listened
to and saw on TV.
Then I spotted a little ad in a magazine -- I
think it was Popular Mechanics -- for a chord chart that
promised to teach me the 3 most important chords. I sent off
for it and when I received it I spent the next 2 hours
learning just 3 chords. But by learning just those 3 chords
in my left hand, I was able to play "Frankie &
Johnnie" with both hands without any music -- the
first time in my life I had ever played without written
music!
I was so excited
at my newfound freedom that I decided then and there that I
would learn all there is to know about chords, and over the
course of the next several years I did just that -- in
private lessons, in college, books, and whatever else I
could get my hands on.
I discovered
that some chords are much more
important than others, and some chords have the power
to create moods. I learned that
7th chords, for example, when postioned a certain way on the
keyboard create a "bluesy"
sound. I learned that sus7 chords create a feeling of "floating",
or suspension. I learned that maj7th chords create a sensual
sound. I learned that flat 9th chords create a "pregnant"
sound -- like they want to be "delivered". I
leaned about chords that create playful
moods, and others that create somber
feelings.
Now I would like to share what I have learned
about "power chords" with
you. My findings will be published in a series of E-books.
Here is the first one -- ready and waiting for you:
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Power Piano Chords Volume One:
"The
144 Foundational Chords"
Like a skyscraper
needs a firm foundation to build on, "power
chords" need a foundation too! You
MUST learn the 12 dozen foundational chords and
know them forward and backward and upside down before
you try to play power chords, or your piano playing --
like a skyscraper build on sand -- will come tumbling
down.
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Here is what you will learn in Volume One
of "Power Piano Chords!":
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The 3 most important
chords you will ever learn
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Flying over "Chordland" -- 48
basic chords times 3
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All 12 major chords,
grouped in 3's to make them easy to learn
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All 12 minor chords,
formed by changing just 1 note
of a major chord
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All 12 augmented chords,
formed by changing just 1 note
of a major chord
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All 12 diminished chords,
formed by changing 2 notes of a major chord
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Inversions: how to
stand a chord on it's head to create
a new sound
Cost too much?
Let's see. You learn 144
chords for less than twenty bucks. That figures out to about .14
cents per chord. If that takes food off your table,
don't do it.
Already know all 144 chords?
Then you don't need it. But are you SURE
that you're SURE that you do?
"I can get this free in your
newsletter"
Right. You can. This E-book includes
the first 7 newsletters in the series "Piano Chords
& Chord Progressions" e-mail newsletter. But this
way you can keep all the material in
one place so you know where it is, and you can print it
out if you want to. If that's not worth $19.95 to you,
then pass it up.
P.S.: Remember that you get: 1.
The "3-Most Used Chords In Any
Key"; 2. "Flying
Over Chordland Before We Land: "48 Chords Times
3"; 3. "All The 12
Major Chords"; 4. "All
The 12 Minor Chords"; 5. "All
The 12 Augmented Chords"; 6. "All
The 12 Diminished Chords"; 7. "Inversions:
Chords On Their Heads".
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