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PianoLab : An Introduction to Class Piano

ISBN: 9780534251406 | 0534251404
Edition: 3rd
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Schirmer
Pub. Date: 8/29/1995

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SummaryTable of ContentsAuthor Biography
A complete package for Class Piano under one cover?textbook and audio CD, plus a free Instructor's Resource Guide available on the book Web site. Written specifically for students in a group or class setting, this text offers an engaging step-by-step approach to playing the piano. Designed to help the student understand how music works, PIANOLAB develops keyboard skills?quickly.
Prefacep. iii
Note to Studentsp. vi
Introductionp. 1
The Pianop. 1
Elements of Music: Melody, Rhythm, Harmony, and Formp. 5
Summaryp. 6
p. 7
Exploring the Keyboardp. 10
Names of the White Keysp. 10
Sharps and Flatsp. 13
Names of the Black Keysp. 13
... MOREp. 16
Chapter Evaluationp. 18
Chapter 2p. 19
Whole Steps and Half Stepsp. 19
Major Five-Finger Patternp. 20
Notes and Restsp. 23
Beat and Meterp. 25
Treble and Bass Clef Notationp. 29
Key Signaturesp. 33
Composing Projectp. 36
Ensemble Playingp. 36
Repertoirep. 36
Technique Exercisesp. 38
Chapter Evaluationp. 40
Chapter 3p. 43
Interval Readingp. 43
Transpositionp. 46
Rhythmp. 49
Harmonyp. 51
Chordsp. 51
Composing Projectp. 54
Ensemble Playingp. 55
Repertoirep. 55
Technique Exercisesp. 56
Chapter Evaluationp. 59
p. 63
Rhythmp. 63
Dotted Notes and Restsp. 63
Upbeatsp. 67
Harmonyp. 71
Triadsp. 71
Tonic Chord (Major)p. 73
Formp. 76
Phrasesp. 76
Composing Projectp. 77
Ensemble Playingp. 78
Repertoirep. 79
Technique Exercisesp. 81
Chapter Evaluationp. 83
p. 85
Melodyp. 85
Minor Five-Finger Patternp. 85
Intervalsp. 87
Harmonyp. 90
Major and Minor Triadsp. 90
Minor Triadp. 92
Tonic Chord (Minor)p. 93
Rhythmp. 95
Composing Projectp. 96
Ensemble Playingp. 97
Repertoirep. 97
Technique Exercisesp. 98
Chapter Evaluationp. 101
p. 103
Melodyp. 103
Introduction to Scalesp. 103
Identification of Scale Tonesp. 105
Major Key Signaturesp. 106
Intervalsp. 110
Major Scale Fingeringp. 111
Harmonyp. 114
Tonic and Dominant Chordsp. 114
Composing Projectp. 119
Ensemble Playingp. 119
Repertoirep. 120
Technique Exercisesp. 122
Chapter Evaluationp. 123
p. 127
Harmonyp. 127
Primary Chordsp. 127
Twelve-Bar Blues Progressionp. 129
Rhythmp. 134
Syncopationp. 134
Formp. 137
Sectional Formp. 137
Composing Projectp. 139
Ensemble Playingp. 139
Repertoirep. 139
Technique Exercisesp. 142
Chapter Evaluationp. 144
p. 147
Harmonyp. 147
Seventh Chordp. 147
Chord Inversionsp. 150
I and IV6/4 Chordsp. 151
Nonchord Tonesp. 153
I and V6/5 Chordsp. 155
I, IV6/4, and V6/5 Chords in Selected Major Keysp. 157
Harmonizationp. 163
Rhythmp. 166
Compound Metersp. 166
Composing Projectp. 169
Ensemble Playingp. 169
Repertoirep. 170
Technique Exercisesp. 172
Chapter Evaluationp. 174
p. 177
Melodyp. 177
The Minor Scalesp. 177
Natural Minor Scalep. 178
Minor Key Signaturesp. 180
Harmonic Minor Scalep. 182
Melodic Minor Scalep. 183
Identification of Scale Tonesp. 184
Identifying Minor Keysp. 185
Harmonyp. 187
Primary Chords in Minorp. 187
Relative Majors and Minorsp. 195
Parallel Majors and Minorsp. 196
Formp. 197
Theme and Variationsp. 197
Rhythmp. 201
Composing Projectp. 202
Ensemble Playingp. 202
Repertoirep. 202
Technique Exercisesp. 204
Chapter Evaluationp. 207
p. 209
Melodyp. 209
Pentatonic Scalesp. 209
Modesp. 211
The Whole-Tone Scalep. 214
The Blues Scalep. 216
Bitonalityp. 217
Atonalityp. 218
Rhythmp. 220
Shifting Meterp. 220
Asymmetric Meterp. 222
Composing Projectp. 223
Ensemble Playingp. 224
Repertoirep. 224
Technique Exercisesp. 226
Chapter Evaluationp. 229
Supplementary Musicp. 233
Supplementary Classical Piano Literaturep. 233
Supplementary Blues, Boogie, and Ragtimep. 253
Supplementary Songs with Accompanimentsp. 258
Supplementary Songs (Melodies Only)p. 265
Ensemble Musicp. 270
Appendixesp. 301
Musical Terms and Signsp. 301
Treble and Bass Clef Notation/Octave Identificationsp. 304
Circle of Fifths (Major and Minor Keys)p. 305
Major Scalesp. 306
Minor Scalesp. 309
Intervals and Chordsp. 313
Selected Primary Chordsp. 315
Accompaniment Patternsp. 317
Chords and Chord Symbols (Lead Sheet Notation)p. 321
Timeline of Western Art Music and Historyp. 324
Timeline of Selected Keyboard Composers and Keyboard Instrumentsp. 326
Biographical Sketches of PianoLab Composersp. 330
Glossaryp. 333
Classified Indexesp. 339
Index of Titlesp. 341
Subject Indexp. 343
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Carolynn A. Lindeman (D.M.A., Stanford University) is Professor of Music at San Francisco State University.

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