VISUAL PIANO: Melodic Minor Scale + Modes (piano series)

VISUAL PIANO: Melodic Minor Scale + Modes (piano series)

Play what you see, see what you play, play it like it is. VISUAL PIANO. For other books in the series, excerpts, or questions, visit PeleMeleWorks . VISUAL PIANO connects the dots between the music staff and the piano keyboard, so you don’t have to. In fact, it does away with the music staff completely! The notes to play are presented right at your fingertips on keyboard diagrams . They come in different pieces of information: left and right hand fingerings, note names, intervals, and key fills. Reading music is not required. The book can function as a standalone reference or as a complement to any piano method. The Melodic Minor Scale + Modes book presents the Melodic Minor scale and its modes in all twelve keys. Each scale is shown in one- and two-octave forms. A generic four-octave pattern rounds out the diagrams. Get started with scales right away, or hone in on a specific aspect of scales like intervals or fingerings, all that in plain sight. Ashkan Mashhour has written a range of instructional material for guitar, such as Fretboard PhD, Guitar Fingers, or The Little Big Guitar Scale Handbook. He has also developed the CheatSheet Music series and the Music Paper line of manuscript notebooks. Gail Gebhart is an experienced pianist, accompanist, and educator. She is on the faculty at Wayne State University in Michigan. She also maintains a private piano studio for students of all ages and is an active proponent of the Suzuki piano method, teaching children but also training piano teachers.