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Totally Interactive Keyboard Steve Lodder, Janette Mason, Gordon Reid, Paul Ward and Thomas Jerome Seabrook  
 The Totally Interactive Keyboard Bible is an unrivalled four-part multimedia package for anyone interested in playing keyboards. The four interrelated components - a DVD, a reference book, a tutor book, and a CD, all housed in a durable hard cover that converts into a reading stand for ease of use – take the reader through a range of styles, including blues, jazz, soul, rock, and dance. The DVD: The DVD demonstrates key instruments from the history of keyboards, including organs, electric pianos, and synthesizers, and shows how they have been used in a range of musical styles. The Tutor Book: The tutor book offers a step-by-step course in keyboard playing, from the basics of technique through to the classic styles of past and present, including blues, jazz, soul, rock, and dance. Keyboard Facts Comprehensive information on the great electronic keyboards, and a guide to how to use them in the home studio and on the road. Plus biographies of the key players of the last century. The CD: The CD accompanies the tutor book with a programme of musical examples, professionally played and recorded to help you master the whole range of musical styles. Authors Steve Lodder is an author and a musician, who has worked with many pop greats including Paul McCartney. He is the author of Stevie Wonder: A Guide To The Classic Albums. Janette Mason is a composer, arranger and performer who has worked extensively in theatre and television, as well as with a wide range of contemporary artists. Gordon Reid is a musician, composer, writer, and inveterate collector of keyboards and musical equipment. He currently plays with Pink Floyd tribute band The Floyd Effect. Paul Ward is a musician and writer who has written extensively on keyboards and synthesizers for Sound On Sound magazine. Thomas Jerome Seabrook is a musician, writer and editor. He is the author of Bowie In Berlin: A New Career In A New Town. |
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