Sensational Standards [antikvár]

CREATIVE PLAYING IDEAS Play sustained accompaniment with your left hand on the lower keyboard; play sustained pedal with your left foot on the pedalboard. - LEFT-HAND CHORDS A Chord Chart is included at the back of this book for your reference. (Play same letter name bass pedal) - Melody -EXPANDING THE MELODY Each arrangement has various optional features. These features can be added to the arrangement as your keyboard skills advance. 308B77 543100) Cancel Reed 8' 6 % (T) 8va — Play an octave higher (2) R-H. to lower — Change keyboards @ diss — Slide a finger(s) from one key(s) to another (3) Cue Notes — Add harmony @ Grace Notes — Add ornaments @ Registration change — Change tabs or drawbars within the song In addition, introductions, footnotes and special endings are often included with each arrangement. EXPANDING THE ACCOMPANIMENT Rhythm pattern suggestions may be included at the beginning of each song. Simply locate the number of the suggested rhythm pattern on the Accompaniment Rhythm Patterns chart found on page 3; then, use it as the accompaniment for the song. In each rhythm pattern diagram, notes below the line indicate pedal tones; notes above the line indicate chords. The rhythm pattern can be used with any chord. For example, if Rhythm Pattern No. 2 is suggested, the first count is a pedal (same as name of the chord), the second count Is a chord, the third count is a pedal and the fourth count is a chord. RHYTHM PATTERN NO. 2 c Dm Change to Rhythm pattern No. 3 G7 C J r r r ^ tit J Í J 1 1 t \ n ^ r ^ r / ' / r / r w ^ pedal chord pedal chord pedal chord pedal chord pedal chord (hold) pedal pedal chord (hold) pedal To add variety and Interest, rhythm pattern changes are frequently suggested, i^'tfern^""^ changes occur in rapid succession, you may have to adjust the rhythm