The second installment in the Theory Is Fun series delves into essential music theory concepts, covering major scales, key signatures, and various types of intervals and triads. It explores tonic, dominant, and sub-dominant scales, including natural and harmonic minors. Additionally, the book addresses chord positions and includes sight-reading pieces, providing a comprehensive resource for understanding foundational music theory.
Two-octave scales with fingerings and a 1-page related repertoire piece are included for 12 major C, G, F, D, A, E, B, B-flat, E-flat, D-flat and G-flat. Two-octave arpeggios with fingering for the I, IV, V and V7 chords and a 1-page related repertoire piece are included for the same 12 major scales. 48 pages.
The Technic is Fun series offers piano students a series of graded studies for the development of technic, style, and musicianship. These studies reinforce the technical requirements found in method books and in standard piano repertory. The etudes found in this series not only build technic and musicality but have been carefully selected to provide refreshing recital repertoire as well as to develop a strong musical and technical foundation.
The Technic is Fun series offers piano students a series of graded studies for the development of technic, style, and musicianship. These studies reinforce the technical requirements found in method books and in standard piano repertory. The etudes found in this series not only build technic and musicality but have been carefully selected to provide refreshing recital repertoire as well as to develop a strong musical and technical foundation.
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Focusing on the development of technique, style, and musicianship, this series provides graded studies for piano students. The etudes reinforce technical skills essential for method books and standard repertoire while also serving as engaging recital pieces. Carefully selected, these studies aim to build both musicality and a solid technical foundation, making them a valuable resource for aspiring pianists.
The Technic is Fun series offers piano students a series of graded studies for the development of technic, style, and musicianship. These studies reinforce the technical requirements found in method books and in standard piano repertory. The etudes found in this series not only build technic and musicality but have been carefully selected to provide refreshing recital repertoire as well as to develop a strong musical and technical foundation.
The Technic is Fun series offers piano students a series of graded studies for the development of technic, style, and musicianship. These studies reinforce the technical requirements found in method books and in standard piano repertory. The etudes found in this series not only build technic and musicality but have been carefully selected to provide refreshing recital repertoire as well as to develop a strong musical and technical foundation.
The Economic Myth of Small Business: The Economic Myth of Small Business
The book reveals how widespread misconceptions about job creation have been shaped by flawed statistics, particularly the belief that small businesses are the sole drivers of new jobs. It critiques the Small Business Administration and the National Federation of Independent Business for using misleading data over the past two decades to advocate for special treatment for small businesses. Contrary to popular belief, it argues that larger companies, employing over 500 people, are actually the main contributors to job growth in America, highlighting the significant implications of these misconceptions.
This pedagogically sound guide to the essential major and minor scales provides scale exercises needed to prepare students for the technical challenges found in intermediate repertoire. Scales are presented as quarter notes in one octave, eighth notes in two octaves, triplets in three octaves, and sixteenth notes in four octaves. My Scale Book may be used with the Technic Is Fun series to assist students and performers in developing a strong musical and technical foundation.
The Technic is Fun series offers piano students a series of graded studies for the development of technic, style, and musicianship. These studies reinforce the technical requirements found in method books and in standard piano repertory. The etudes