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Pop-Rock School

Learn to play Pop–Rock Piano in a variety of authentic styles….

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6 responses to “Pop-Rock School”

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    Anonymous

    Hi Frank. Love the intro. Would love to make a donation to get the rest of your transcription.

    mcichy@maxismed.com

    Cheers

    Mike Cichy

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      Frank J. Peter

      Hey Mike. Thanks for your interest and request. I assume you’re talking about “Won’t Get Fooled Again”. I don’t have access to my studio and files at the moment, but will send by email first thing Monday morning. Stay tuned and thanks in advance for donating to the cause.

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    Anonymous

    Anything for ballad style playing?

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      Frank J. Peter

      Thanks a bunch for the request, Anonymous.

      Existing Qualifiers….
      https://piano-ology.com/pop-rock-school/rock-vamp-2/
      https://piano-ology.com/pop-rock-school/c-am-f-g-comping-pattern-1/
      https://piano-ology.com/pop-rock-school/c-am-f-g-comping-pattern-2/
      https://piano-ology.com/pop-rock-school/c-am-f-g-comping-pattern-3/
      https://piano-ology.com/pop-rock-school/c-am-f-g-comping-pattern-4/
      https://piano-ology.com/pop-rock-school/c-am-f-g-comping-pattern-5/
      https://piano-ology.com/pop-rock-school/c-am-f-g-comping-pattern-6/
      https://piano-ology.com/pop-rock-school/c-am-f-g-comping-pattern-7/

      Do you have a specific set of chord changes, key, tonality, or rhythmic feel in mind?

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        Anonymous

        I guess I can also do a broken chord pattern? I think of some ballads having a “flowing” style to the accompaniment? Maybe Im not able to explain it well. I am still learning. For example, there is a pattern in the song “Whenever You Call” by Mariah Carey- the piano has a pattern it seems to play- it sounds like ‘ballad piano’ to me.

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          Frank J. Peter

          Another nice style indeed. Thanks a bunch for sharing that.

          I might also add the quintessential fifties patterns…
          https://piano-ology.com/pop-rock-school/fifties-comping-pattern-1/
          https://piano-ology.com/pop-rock-school/fifties-comping-pattern-2/
          https://piano-ology.com/pop-rock-school/fifties-comping-pattern-3/

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