Description
After Church services, adults and children would always come to me and ask how to play the piano. Therefore, I decided to formulate a method of how to play the piano that does not require music theory. The method I created had to be as simple as possible in order to get the student playing the piano immediately. Many people are familiar with these basic colors. They are red, yellow, brown, orange, green, purple, white and black. In this book, we will explore many popular tunes with colors and symbols. You can play these tunes on any standard piano keyboard with the color piano chart. This method for playing the piano will spark interest in learning at any age. While doing this, we introduce the pupil to some educational fundamentals. This book is full of everyday pictures and colors. Once interest is accomplished then you can move to the next level in your piano study. This method is educational and fun and you will enjoy playing the piano by colors. Diane Davis is a writer, consultant, and a native of Denver, Colorado, today living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is a graduate of Denver’s famed East High School, which produced Oscar winner Hattie McDaniel, movie icon Pam Grier, and music legend Phillip Bailey of Earth, Wind and Fire fame. Her formal education was enhanced when she attended Colorado State University.Diane has spent her professional life in program development and fitness motivation. She is a certified personal trainer, fitness instructor, and motivational speaker. She specializes in public speaking on enhanced health and wellness. Diane previously was Vice President and Senior Manager for several San Francisco Bay-area companies. Her leadership with these companies illustrates her outstanding diversity of knowledge and empathy to help others overcome their challenges and strengthen their physical, emotional, and mental well-being. Diane has the ability to capture and inspire the spirit of a person needing a healthy life change. Diane has also overcome major tragedy in the loss of her son and daughter in the prime of their lives. She has written Tragic Victory about her life experiences. Diane is married to Ron Davis, former NFL football player and the love of her life. They have a blended family of four and are raising their grandson Taj Davis who is a budding high school scholar and athlete. In Diane’s spare time she enjoys exercising, reading, writing, dancing, and spending time with her family.
