Mike Meyer

Chord Comics Mike Meyer

Chord Comics is the fun way for young piano players to practice chords, arpeggios, and progressions. Becoming familiar with chords helps learners improvise and create their own music, making the piano a more engaging, expressive, and enjoyable experience. In Chord Comics, each chord progression is presented as a comic strip with each box of the comic containing a new chord. This helps young learners understand the journey of a chord progression and see how different chord qualities can evoke different emotions. The first progressions are short and simple with only major chords. Later progressions become longer and introduce new chords, including major, minor, diminished, augmented, and borrowed chords. The book ends with blank comic strips for young pianists to create their own stories and chord progressions. FAQs: Is my child ready for Chord Comics?
YES, as long as they can read notes, sharps, and flats on the treble clef. Chord Comics: C Major is the first in a series with more books on the way! Is my child too advanced for Chord Comics?
Experienced young pianists can go beyond playing basic chords or arpeggios for each box and experiment with inversions, seventh chords, and improvising melodies. Especially with a good teacher, there are endless ways for players to challenge themselves with Chord Comics. What does this book include?Twenty different chord comics progressions of varying length and chord variety. Six pages of chord comics templates for young musicians to create their own chord comics!Chord Chart showing how to play every major, minor, diminished, augmented, dominant seventh, and minor seventh chord