Playing to Accompany Yourself Singing - It's Easier than You Think
Lots of singers think that to play the piano they will need to start taking lessons and start from ground zero, reading notes and playing lots of exercises.
This simply isn't true
Sure, if you want to play classical music, Bach and Chopin, then you do need to begin this way, but for singers, it is a different story entirely. The difference is this:B
You don't need to play a melody note or read music at all.
What you need to know is how to read chords
There are basicly three families of chords - Major, Minor and Seventh Chords. If you study these chords, then learn how to break them up into rhythmic and harmonic patterns which is very doable by the way, then that is all you need.
To get started learning, visit
Easy Piano Styles
You'll get lots of free tips for integrating your singing with piano, how to study chords, and download music. Share your ideas for great songs to play for a sing-a-long, check out an upcoming class, or schedule a private lesson. And be sure to sign up for our free ezine called eNotes to receive even more free information delivered directly to your email box every 2-3 weeks.
Have a great day and keep learning!
Debbie Gruber
Debbie@EasyPianoStyles.com
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