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    Learn to Play Piano / Keyboard with Filo & Pastry: A Beginners Book for Children & Very Silly Adults!
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    Learn to Play Piano / Keyboard with Filo & Pastry: A Beginners Book for Children & Very Silly Adults!
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    Learn to Play Piano / Keyboard with Filo & Pastry: A Beginners Book for Children & Very Silly Adults!
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    Learn to Play Piano / Keyboard with Filo & Pastry: A Beginners Book for Children & Very Silly Adults!

    By Martin Woodward

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    Learn to Play Piano / Keyboard with Filo & Pastry: A Beginners Book for Children & Very Silly Adults!

    This great little book is aimed at absolute beginners, particularly children, or adults with a sense of humor.

    This starts at the very beginning, assumes no musical knowledge and progresses at a fairy slow rate.

    Both informative, funny and very easy to read with many diagrams and pictures.

    Items covered are:

    ● Learning conventional music notation from scratch
    ● Correct seating and hand positions
    ● Fingering exercises and examples - with instant audio links
    ● Initial exercises, tunes and examples - with instant audio links
    ● Rhythm / timing exercises and examples
    ● Treble and Bass Clefs in easy charts
    ● On line audio examples
    ● FREE Link for printable pdf version
    ● Pre scale exercises followed by the first few scales - with instant audio links
    ● In all over 75 A4 pages of good information and fun!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 10, 2017
    ISBN9781291612929
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    Learn to Play Piano / Keyboard with Filo & Pastry: A Beginners Book for Children & Very Silly Adults!

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