15. Cool Walking Tenths.

Tenth patterns are constructed by playing a chord with the 3rd taken out of the middle and moved up an octave.

This formula allows the chord to be played lower than when in tonic position and produces a bigger fatter sound.

This pamphlet examines basic three and four note tenths and moves quickly to tenths with notes other than the root on the bottom.

An impressive array of walking tenth patterns then become available, adding excellent left hand color to any style of keyboard music.

Good pianists use tenths as part of their basic repertoire of left hand ideas. They have a full sound and provide support for almost any melody or style of playing

The material taught in this pamphlet expands on the basic tenth left hand accompaniment.

Explanations, illustrations and exercises prepare you to play a wide varity of great sounding tenth patterns.