Learn Boogie Woogie Piano - Colin Davey

there are many more too...seek and ye shall find. But this is a good start because it breaks down the left hand into easy chunks and you can get progressively better, it also helps to have the sheet music too. (if you're a classical guy like me and have a hard time playing by ear)

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there are many more too...seek and ye shall find. But this is a good start because it breaks down the left hand into easy chunks and you can get progressively better, it also helps to have the sheet music too. (if you're a classical guy like me and have a hard time playing by ear)

Got it working, but ended up using Pleyel instead, for practicing boogie woogie (I'm teaching myself thanks to some do-it-yourself training PDFs and mp3s...SO much fun!!)

If I may ask, which pdf series are you referring to?

Michael

Golly, now I'm all curious. Couldn't find boogie-woogie-graf.fxp, though even when I searched the Files area.

It's here : http://www.pianoteq.com/fxpcorner

(remember that MIDI numbers go from 21 (lowest A) to 108 (highest C)).

When I try to load it, it complains that I don't have the right piano add-on, but Graf seems to be part of the standard complement of pianos.

any ideas?

I'm trying to use boogie-woogie-graf.fxp