Chords & Progressions for JAZZ & POPULAR Keyboard by Kenneth Baker 1982 PB

Chords & Progressions for Jazz & Popular Keyboard" by Kenneth Baker, published in 1982. This book is a resource for keyboard players interested in jazz and popular music, and it focuses on chord charts, progressions, and modern harmony.Comprehensive Chord Charts: The book contains a large collection of chord charts, covering 576 chords in every key.Modern Harmony: It explains the use of modern chord symbols and harmony, including chords like +5, -5, Sus4, 11, and +11.Fingerings: Left-hand fingerings are provided for the chords. Keyboard Diagrams: There are 261 keyboard diagrams to visually illustrate the chords. Chord Progressions: The book covers various chord progressions, which are essential for playing jazz and popular music.Exercises: It includes exercises with questions and answers to help users learn and practice. This book is designed to be accessible even for those without prior knowledge of intervals or scales. It is a valuable tool for analytical pianists and those looking to incorporate a variety of chords into their playing.Some popular chord progressions that can be found in this book include:ii-V-I Progression: This is a fundamental jazz progression and is the most common chord movement in jazz music. It involves a minor chord on the second degree, a dominant chord on the fifth degree, and a major chord on the first degree of a scale.I-vi-ii-V Progression: This progression uses the last four chords of the fourths sequence and is popular due to its harmonic