Learn to play "Passacaglia" by German-British Baroque composer George Frederick Handel with Piano Tab; a color-coded, easy interpretation of piano music that requires little training. This beautiful composition was originated in early 17th-century Spain.
This is not standard sheet music notation; it's Piano Tab!
Piano Tab is a method of learning featuring unique illustrations of sheet music.
The most remarkable feature about this method is that it converts standard sheet music and uses letters instead of note symbols, so those who want to play the piano can learn in a much easier and more visual way.
Piano Tabs displays right and left-hand fingering numbers with red and blue note letters. Someone with very little music reading ability could figure it out pretty quickly.
If you're looking for a beautiful, enchanting piano piece to add to your repertoire, look no further than "Passacaglia" by renowned composer G.F.Handel. This stunning composition is a true masterpiece, and one that any pianist would be proud to add to their repertoire.
With its rich, haunting melody and intricate piano work, "Passacaglia" is a true showcase of Handel's talent and artistry. In the key of A Minor and with a 4/4-time signature, it's a piece that requires some skill and training to master, but one that is well worth the effort.
If you're a visual learner, intimidated with the complexities of reading standard piano sheet music, and want an additional tool to learn "Passacaglia" by Handel, this book is for you!
Piano Tab is an enjoyable and fun way for musicians to play well-known songs on the piano.
Piano Tab illustrations by Joseph Caligiuri.
I currently teach piano and guitar in Chico, California. My fascination for piano began a few years ago when I completely restored and tuned my 1901 Ivers & Pond upright piano. I absolutely love the sound of that piano but found myself frustrated because I could not produce the beautiful music, I know it was worthy of. Piano Tab was first created as a tool to help me learn to play a Bach Prelude on the piano. I am basically a guitar player that wants to also play piano. As a teacher of guitar and beginning piano, I appreciate and understand the value of reading music as well as playing by ear and with over 50 years' experience involved with music, I know that reading the grand staff of piano notation is difficult and slow for most musicians. Because this method of reading piano music works so well for me, it became my mission to share it to the world and music community to enjoy.
