Part 2-In the world of playing keyboards knowing every scale expression marking and time signature under the sun is only half the story. Once your technique is hammered into shape and you understand the basics of theory it can take a conceptual leap to implement these things in your playing. Following on from the acclaimed first instalment of this series 100 Tips For Keyboards Part 2 shows you exactly how to achieve this. Featuring a goldmine of expert tips on how to develop your technique how not to practise and - vitally - how to improvise and create solos it's the logical successor to Part 1. Packed with invaluable practical advice from rigging up your own keyboardsystem to making it in the music business 100 Tips For Keyboards - Part 2 is an indispensable handbook for anyone halfway serious about playing keyboards.
John Dutton: 100 Tips For Keyboards You Should Have Been Told 2: Piano or
