What is the best way to expand on my piano chords I have learned to inhance the talent and expand.?
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if you have learned piano chords, you can expand by listening to CD's and trying to play what you hear.  I play in a praise team at church and play primarily from Lead Sheets (chord sheets) which expands my knowledge.  If you have chord knowledge, you need to hear what you can do with the chords in order to expand your knowledge.  The more you listen and attempt to imitate, the more knowledge you will receive.  It will be frustrating at first, but you will get better as time goes on.  Good Luck!!!\nPS - I also try and play leads from the radio.  Songs that come to mind are Bless the Broken Road (Rascal Flatts) and A Thousand Miles (Vanessa Carleton).  Those leads come directly from chords and listen to them over and over and over to find out how the leads are depicted from the leads.
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Try these links below- \n\nhttp://nephele.kulichki.net/eng/index.php?ind=downloads\nhttp://www.qualitysheetmusic.com\nhttp://mrpiano.bestmusicpages.com\nhttp://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=piano+chord+ \nhttp://www.musicnotes.com\nhttp://www.sheetmusicfox.com \nhttp://tabcrawler.com/ \nhttp://www.freshsheetmusic.net\nhttp://www.8notes.com
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I doubt it is easy!  The piano is completely different, it's mostly what the fingers are doing -- and all ten are moving nearly all the time at the intermediate and advanced level.\n\nIt helps to know how to read music already.  I'd get into a lot of piano scale work eary and work on sight reading, that way it will "coax" what you know about the guitar onto the keyboard.
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Here you go (a real one)\nYou have a staff (a partiture) written for orchestra.\nYou have to make a piano arrangement.\nEach note can be played by left hand, right hand or discarded.\nYou rely on a musician to train the system. Afterwards, it's supposed to work on its own.\n\nPlease write if you tackle it.
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Just play the notes that are there.  If you know chords, you can add them with your left hand and improvise.  Add harmony notes to the single notes for riffs or variety. \nA single note tabulature can be a starting point using that melody to create your own music.
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http://www.e-chords.com\nIt's really good and has a couple of downlodable chord charts. I use it a lot.\nHappy playing!
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first determine what key the music is being played in... then find your self some scales... penatonic seems to be the easiest... then match up the penatonic to the key of the song... and make it up from there...
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The best on the net is E-Tabs, they have a massive archive of music (in chord form), and also some very good instructional pages (including an easy to follow guide on learning how to read tabs).\nThe link is here...\nhttp://www.e-tabs.org/index.php3
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I would love to know how to play the piano very well, natural-like, not reading sheet music.  \n\nNo, I probably never will.  I took piano lessons for a year in college, but it was very difficult.  It didn't come naturally at all.  I would love to have someone in my life that played often, though.
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Get a book that is easy to read and follow. I suggest "Instant Keayboard" by Gary Meisner. Follow the instructions. Be attentive when you hit a key. Remember the note. Practice, prctice, practice. If you really want to learn to play instrument(s), practice regularly ... even if it is for 15 minutes a day.\n\nThere are other easy to follow books to. Gary Meisner is something I like for beginners.
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here you go, just click below-\n\nhttp://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/PianoFiles/msearch?query=christian+music+sheet+music&submit=Search&charset=utf-8\n\nother options-\nTry these links below-\n\nhttp://www.qualitysheetmusic.com\nhttp://mrpiano.bestmusicpages.com\nhttp://www.musicnotes.com\nhttp://www.sheetmusicfox.com\nhttp://www.freshsheetmusic.net\nhttp://www.8notes.com
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Wow! you are preach-in to the choir! same thing happened to me. Well if you're new to it then i say give it some time. I did and now i love that i can just sit down at the piano and play a song. But if you've tried for more than a few years then i agree with Theresa.
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http://www.sheetmusicdirect.com/SelectCountry.aspx?referrer=http://www.sheetmusicdirect.com/Product.aspx?ID_No=32391\n\ndoes that wrk i mite get more
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Try: \nhttp://www.e-chords.com\nIt's very useful!
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Listen to the masters.  Listen, listen, listen.  It drills a lot of good technique into your head.  Practice your scales in all different orders, play them along to music to get a feel for the best notes.  Then, just improvise as much as you can.  It's amazing how much improvising in a group can help with your quality.  Oh yeah, that's another thing, no matter what you're playing, keep your sound quality up.  Good breathing and a strong sound will stand out no matter what notes you're playing.
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if your looking for guitar chords/tabs, go to \n\nhttp://ultimate-guitar.com/\n\nif for the piano, try searching\n\nhttp://www.sheets.dk/sheets/\n\ntheyre both free..\nHope you'll find want ya want.
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I recommend making use of seventh chords, swinging eighth notes, rests and syncopation. Good luck.\n\nUse famous jazz works as inspiration!