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To play and sound more beautiful and colorful, this book contains substitute chords for normal chord with detail explanation how and when to use. So you can make application for new creative music.
The reason why it is very easy to understand, all musical explanation is based on C major scale. As you know C major scales doesn¡¯t basically contain sharp and flat. If you understand all explanation and play all chords and rhythms on based C major scale, only the thing you need to is just migration to another key signature. The migration to another key signature is very simple formula as like calculate add and minus.
All basic theory of chords and rhythms that musicians want to know is inside this book. Just read and play the piano.
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Part I Understanding all chords how to build, play and use
1.1 Understanding Major scales and chords
1.1.1 Playing Major scale
1.1.2 C Major scale
1.1.3 D, E, F, G, A, B Major scale
1.1.4 Db, Eb, Gb, Ab, Bb Major scale
1.1.5 Basic major chords
1.1.6 Basic chords in Major scales
1.1.7 Play melody by right hand and chord by left hand
1.1.8 Play the chords by right hand the bass by left hand
1.2 Understanding Minor scales and chords
1.2.1 ¡®A minor¡¯ scale
1.2.2 All minor scales
1.2.3 Basic minor chords
1.2.4 Minor chords in Minor scales
1.2.5 Play melody by right hand and chord by left hand
1.2.6 Play the chords by right hand and the bass by left hand
1.3 7th chords and others with 4 notes
1.3.1 Dominant 7th chord
1.3.2 Major 7th chord
1.3.3 Minor 7th chord
1.3.4 Minor Major 7th chord
1.3.5 9th chord
1.3.6 9th chord
1.3.7 -9th chord
1.3.8 5th (Augment) chord
1.3.9 Minor 5th chord
1.3.10 6th chord
1.3.11 Minor 6th chord
1.3.12 Sus4 chord
1.3.13 Diminished 7th chord
1.3.14 Tension chords
Part II To arpeggio the chords with bass walking
depending on rhythm
2.1 Bass walking
2.1.1 Bass position
2.1.2 Bass walking for 5th note
2.1.3 Bass walking for 3rd note
2.1.4 Chord inversion I (1st inversion)
2.1.5 Chord inversion II (2nd inversion)
2.2 Playing Arpeggio of chords
2.2.1 Basic style for arpeggio of chord
2.2.2 Playing arpeggio of chord for 4 beat
2.2.3 Playing arpeggio of chord for 3 beat
2.3 Playing arpeggio for various rhythm
2.3.1 Country Western style
2.3.2 Slow GoGo style
2.3.3 Slow Rock style
2.3.4 Waltz style
2.3.5 Shuffle style
2.3.6 Soul style
2.3.7 Latin style
Rumba
Calypso
Bossa Nova
2.3.8 Semachi Korean traditional rhythm style

Part III Playing much more rich and beautiful sound
with creation of melodies and variation of chords
dividing one chord into two chords
3.1 Dividing a chord into 2 or 3 chords
3.1.1 Dividing a chord into two chords with 7th chord
3.1.2 Dividing a chord into two chords with Major 7th chord
3.1.3 Dividing a chord into two chords with dominant 7th chord
3.1.4 Dividing a chord into two chords for 6th chord
3.1.5 The movement of minor chord between two major chords
3.1.6 Playing secondary dominant chord

3.2 Substitute the chord to create rich, colorful
and beautiful sound
3.2.1 Substitute chords for tonic
3.2.2 Substitute chords for dominant chord
3.2.3 Substitute chords with diminished 7th
3.3 How to cadence the music
3.3.1 The perfect cadence
3.3.2 The imperfect cadence
3.3.3 Chord progression for cadence
3.4 Modulation
3.4.1 When key signature moves to upward
by a half step or whole step
3.4.2 When key signature moves to upward by perfect 4th degree or 5th
degree or downward by perfect 4th degree or 5th degree
3.4.3 When modulation to other key signature no relation
between two keys
3.4.4 For modulation from major to minor or from minor to major
3.4.5 The modulation using by minor 7th chord
3.5 Tension chord
3.5.1 9th chord
3.5.2 b9th chord
3.5.3 #9th chord
3.5.4 11th chord
3.5.5 #11th chord
3.5.6 13th and b13th chord
3.5.7 Attentions for using tension chord
3.6 Improvisation
3.6.1 Bridge between 2nd and 3rd measure
3.6.2 Bridge at end of hyper measure
3.6.3 Improvisation
Attached ? Key Conversion Table