Learn the Accordion Easily

Author: Wang Jiaxiang
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: Music is one of the oldest, most universal, and most moving art forms. With its unique and wonderful artistic charm, music has accompanied the development of human history and our daily lives. "Realizing Your Music Dream" - Music Self-Learning Series is designed for music enthusiasts. With rich content, a progressive arrangement, and easy-to-understand language, it helps you step into the world of music and realize your music dream. Music is one of the oldest art forms with universal and moving qualities. With its unique and wonderful artistic charm, music has accompanied the development of human history and our daily lives. Attending a concert can immerse us in its beauty, watching a musical performance can fill us with excitement. The skillful performance of instrumentalists makes us admire them, and the melodious singing of vocalists makes us eager to try. This is because music is an art of beauty. The pursuit of beauty is human nature. High-level aesthetic can elevate the spirit, refine one's temperament, and enrich life. "Realizing Your Music Dream" - Music Self-Learning Series is designed for music enthusiasts. With rich content, a progressive arrangement, and easy-to-understand language, it helps you step into the world of music and realize your music dream. This series includes books such as "Mastering Music Theory," "Mastering Sight-Singing and Ear Training," "Mastering Song Accompaniment," "Mastering Piano Playing," "Mastering Accordion Playing," "Mastering Electronic Keyboard Playing," "A Guide to Appreciating Chinese Folk Music," "A Guide to Appreciating Western Music," and "A Guide to Appreciating Popular Music." The book "Mastering Accordion Playing" starts with popular accordion teaching, using favorite Chinese songs and tunes in simple notation for easy self-study, catering to the needs of accordion enthusiasts. "Mastering Accordion Playing" includes three parts: "Basic Knowledge of Accordion Playing," "Lesson-Specific Practice," and "Song Accompaniment and Solo Pieces." The lesson-specific practice is arranged with five integrated aspects: finger technique exercises, left-hand chord types, note-reading knowledge, scale exercises, and basic skill practice. Following the principle of progressive learning, it strives to achieve scientificity, systematicity, and operability, enabling learners to comprehensively master the basic knowledge and essence of accordion playing and accompaniment.