Eight Easy Steps

In just Eight Easy Steps to Playing Piano, you will visually and musically understand the relationship between the musical grand staff to the positioning of the black and white piano keys. This guide contains everything you will need to boost the learning process, including hand positioning, differences between high and low tones, dynamics and different time signatures. After completing the Eight Easy Steps, you will be capable of writing your own songs, and play with ease to all your favorite music!

Kirk Green's theory for Eight Easy Steps is based on alpha-numeric formatting, showing the relationship between the piano key placement and the correlation of the notes on the musical staff. This formula simplifies music theory applications down to their most fundamental concepts. This book's goal is that students of all ages will learn beginning piano effectively by using the Eight Easy Steps to Playing Piano, and have fun while practicing music!

Kirk L. Green Sr. is a pianist, composer, instructor, and founding developer of Eight Easy Steps to Playing Piano. After decades of teaching students piano, it became clear that everyone learns at different rates and curves. Kirk's easy formula applies to all ages of students, from as early as five years old into adulthood. Using the Eight Easy Steps instructions, new pianists will rapidly learn, through practice and memorization, the step-by-step formula.