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Chords Scales and Arpeggios Book for Accordion Training: 160 Essential Exercises, Practical Finger Workout, Sheet Music for Beginners
£11.40
Professional EXERCISES for Accordionists. 160 PRACTICAL EXERCISES!
This is the perfect book for anyone who wants to improve their playing technique and practice chords, arpeggios, and scales on both hands, along with a variety of practical exercises for accordion. The exercises are written in all sharp and flat keys.
About this book:
- 110 full pages,
- 160 practical exercises,
- Printed on High-Quality white paper,
- Practice Music Theory,
- Fingerings signed for LEFT and RIGHT hands,
- Exercises are written in All Keys (#) and (b),
Your playing technique will go to the next level with this book!
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★ By Peter Music Publishing
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Additional information
| Publisher | Independently published (5 May 2021) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 110 pages |
| ISBN-13 | 979-8749336030 |
| Dimensions | 21.59 x 0.64 x 27.94 cm |
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As described
by trevor barnett
More advanced learning of the instrument and finger processing for muscle memory
by John from Scotland
Pupils like the information in here
by Freemondo
The music is fine, I was just expecting the bass to use finger system 2 through 5, not 1 through 4, maybe it’s a European way and the bass diagram at the beginning uses the letter H instead of B and B instead of Bb. Noticed it’s a Polish book printed in English. Would have been helpful to know in the description. Good book though for any who want to learn this way.
by Steve the English teacher
The book is no more than an exhaustive study of major scales and arpeggios. It is based on 19th century classical piano methods – indeed half of the book is an adaptation of part of Hanon’s “The Virtuoso Pianist”. If you have the commitment, the exercises are, I think, an excellent training for fingering and hand position in both hands. But who is going to work through all these exercises before playing in a minor key? Or playing a scale in 3rds , for example? Who indeed is the book for?
by Amazon Customer
I am a beginner on the accordian. I expected this to help me practice but it’s unclear if you use chord bottons or play the notes. What the scales are ? I know most people may inseratand this but just left me confused. A few pages more of clear direction and I expect it may have been helpful. Maybe later inmy musical path it may be.
by Gordon Macgregor
Good book shows everything you need to know recommend