A Modern Method for Keyboard Released

May 09, 2000

The keyboard is the hub of the modern music industry, and a firm knowledge of this instrument can be an important skill for any aspiring musician.

Berklee Press now offers "A Modern Method For Keyboard", Volumes 1 through 3. The Berklee Keyboard Method, created by James Progris, is used as the basic text for the Berklee College of Music keyboard program, and it is a progressive and effective method for learning all the fundamentals of keyboard technique.

All volumes feature original musical examples and range in skill to teach the fundamentals of keyboard musicianship, including:

Sight reading
Developing strong technical skills
Understanding musical structure
The principles of harmonic motion
Effective and contemporary chord voicings and progressions

These books were designed to give you the skills you need to get around any keyboard and enhance your musical range and ability.

For more information, visit their web site at http://www.berkleepress.com/.

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