Learning the Blues Form

1- INTRODUCTION 2- The Notes Middle C, D and E 3- Chord 4- The Quarter Rest 5- The Three Four Time Signature 6- The Notes A, B and C 7- The Dotted Quarter Note 8- The Bass Staff 9- Minor Chords 10- Arpeggios 11- Sharp Signs 12- The G Major Scale 13- Flat Signs 14- New Topic 15- Using the Whole Keyboard 16- The Eighth Rest 17- Minor Chord Inversions 18- More About Syncopation 19- The Sixteenth Note 20- Accidentals 21- Voice Parts 22- Using the Sustain Pedal 23- Scale Tone Chords 24- Intervals 25- How to Transpose 26- Minor Scales and Keys 27- More about Minor Keys and Scales 28- New Topic 29- The Minor Pentatonic Scale 30- Alternating Octaves 31- More about 12 Bar Blues 32- The Triplet 33- Improvisation 34- Seventh Chords 35- Grace Notes 36- Left Hand Pattens 37- 16th Note Studies 38- Playing in All Keys 39- The Key Cycle 40- Scale Tone Chord in All Keys 41- Dominant 7ths as Chord 42- Suspended Chord 43- Secondary Chord 44- Seventh Chord Types 45- Modes 46- Extended Chords 47- How to Learn a New Key 48- Altered Chords 49- Scale Tone 7ths in Minor Keys 50- Glossary of Musical Terms 51- Approach to Practice 52- Seventh Chords 53- The F Chord 54- The Tie 55- The C Major Scale 56- Playing Chords with the Right Hand 57- Five Finger Positions 58- Broken Chords 59- Higher C Position 60- Key Signatures 61- The F Major Scale 62- Chord Inversions 63- Syncopation 64- Slash Chords 65- Identifying Eighth Note Rhythms 66- Dynamics 67- Enharmonic Notes 68- Cut Common Time 69- B Diminished Chord Inversions 70- Interval Distances 71- New Chord in the Key of G 72- Tempo Changes 73- The Harmonic Minor Scales 74- Minor Pentatonic Scale in E 75- Learning the Blues Form 76- Swing Rhythms 77- G7 Chord Inversions 78- Sixteenth Note Triplets 79- More on Keys and Key Signatures 80- Playing Chords in All Keys 81- Primary Chord 82- 7th Chord Arpeggios 83- Add 9 Chord 84- Common Progressions 85- Inversions of 7th Chord Types 86- Modes in All Keys 87- Using 7th Chords to Create 9ths 88- Scale Tone Sevenths in D 89- Tension And Release 90- Higher Extensions in Minor Keys 91- Music Notes 92- Changing Chords 93- The Lead-in 94- The Octave 95- Playing Scales with Both Hands 96- Piano Voices and "Timbre" 97- Legato 98- Practicing Scales 99- C Major Chord Inversions 100- Doubling Notes in Chords 101- Turnaround Progressions 102- Pedal Tones 103- Volume Changes 104- 12 Bar Blues 105- Using Roman Numerals for Chords 106- Chord Construction 107- D Major Chord Inversions 108- Relative Major and Minor Keys 109- Harmonic Minor Scale Tone Chords 110- Blue Notes 111- The Shuffle 112- The C7 Chord 113- The Glissando 114- More about Relative Keys 115- Harmonizing Melodies 116- Secondary Dominants 117- Scale Tone Seventh Chords 118- Mode Formulas 119- Eleventh Chord 120- Extended Chords in D 121- Substitutions in Minor Keys 122- Learning Notes on the Keyboard 123- Songs With Chords 124- Key of C Major 125- G Major Chord Inversions 126- Accents 127- The Chromatic Scale 128- Passing Notes 129- Scale Tone Chords in G 130- B Minor Chord Inversions 131- The Melodic Minor Scale 132- The Blues Scale 133- The F7 Chord 134- The Trill and the Tremolo 135- Twelve Eight Time (<span class="symbolA">+</span>) 136- Guide Tones 137- Modal Tonalities 138- Suspended 7th Chord 139- A Final Solo 140- Fingers 141- F Major Chord Inversions 142- D Minor Chord Inversions 143- F Sharp Diminished Chord Inversion 144- For Further Study 145- Omitting Notes From Chords 146- Chord Substitution 147- Modulation 148- Sharp eleven Chord 149- Listening 150- How to Read Music 151- Tempo Markings 152- E Minor Chord Inversions 153- Building 7th Chord on Other Notes 154- Scale Tone 7th Pattern 155- Thirteenth Chord 156- Transcribing,Playing with Others 157- Note and Rest Values 158- Classical Studies 159- The D7 Chord 160- Sixth Chord 161- Chord Formula Chart 162- Altered Chords Chart