Essential POP Piano Exercises Every Piano Player Should Know: Learn How to Play the Piano in a Pop Style using Syncopation, POP chord Progressions, ... Piano Player Should Know by Jerald Simon)

Learn How to Play the Piano in a Pop Style Using Syncopation, POP Chord Progressions, Left Hand POP Patterns, and Essential POP Piano Exercises. The book includes 31 original POP piano solos composed by Jerald Simon that have been recorded and fully orchestrated (with drums, guitars, keyboard synths, orchestral instruments, and more). You can listen to the two pop albums, EFFORTLESS and PULSE on all music streaming sites.Essential POP Piano Exercises Every Piano Player Should Know by Music Mentor Jerald Simon, is one of the books from the Music Motivation® Series (The Essential Piano Exercises Series).Essential POP Piano Exercises Every Piano Player Should Know is a book everyone can use to improve their understanding of POP basics, how to play the piano in a pop style using syncopation, POP chord progressions, left hand patterns, and Essential POP Piano Exercises. Essential POP Piano Exercises Every Piano Player Should Know was created as one of the resources for the members of the Essential Piano Exercises Course (https://www.essentialpianoexercises.com/).This book is dedicated to the many piano students, young and old alike, who have asked Jerald Simon over the years to release a book with all of the POP piano exercises, left hand patterns, chord progressions, and tips he feels are essential to help pianists learn how to play POP music on the piano. In this book, Jerald teaches pianists the basics of getting started in playing pop music on the piano. Jerald has composed 31 original pop pieces that he has included in the book that help teach left hand patterns and chord progressions, so students will be able to apply what they are learning.Students can also listen to the music from this book on Spotify, Pandora, iTUNES, AMAZON, YOUTUBE, or any other streaming site. These fun POP piano exercises can be combined together to create actual pop music by having the piano student play the pop music Jerald composed using the exact pop theory concepts the student has just learned. Jerald also encourages students to try and compose pop music of their own. Read more