[AceHealey]

I read 2 or 3 books a month, primarily about music or business. I honestly don't know what I'd do without that hobby. I'm waiting on a book from Amazon about chord progressions, can't wait! I also picked one up at indigo the other day for $5 that had every single piano chord in it and how to play it. I'll buy any music book and I'll read it front to back.

[Subflex]

Originally Posted by AceHealey

I read 2 or 3 books a month, primarily about music or business. I honestly don't know what I'd do without that hobby. I'm waiting on a book from Amazon about chord progressions, can't wait! I also picked one up at indigo the other day for $5 that had every single piano chord in it and how to play it. I'll buy any music book and I'll read it front to back.

what book?

Have you read anythign by Schoenberg? im currently, and its really good stuff

[erik mitchell]

Being a DJ for 10+ years has def helped me develop an ear for better compositions I think

Reading of course will inspire as well, I try to get about an hour's worth before falling asleep each night

[AceHealey]

Originally Posted by Subflex

what book?

Have you read anythign by Schoenberg? im currently, and its really good stuff

I don't think I've read any by Schoenberg, going to check it out right now! The one I got for $5 was called "Piano & Keyboard Chords" - Jake Jackson.

The two books I have en route from Amazon are "Chord Progressions for Songwriters
Richard J. Scott", as well as "Piano Chords & Progressions
Duane Shinn".