The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 20, 1904, Page 1

ic consists of reproduced at ‘etc series of chords very simple. 1e charts at right angles gan, so that the small hart is directly over the paces on the chart will the black spaces over the dle and lower section in at top section and hand, it being the base, afterward the red let- on the same space ultaneously with the t hand, making the thm desired. Then play the letters on the middle space in the same manner, followed by those on the bottom space, return to the top space, forming a complement of chords. Invert the paper and use the other chart in the same vg it on the lower only to indicate nd should not be The first things neces- sary to become a good player are patience and During the week preced- ing the next lesson the chords shown here should be played over and over again until you memorize them and can play them without the charts. Then you will be ready for next week’s lesson. Memorize the letters also, so that instinctively here- after you will recall what letters or keys make up the various chords. A k'n\\l-dgfl of the chords of keys in which music is com- sto for future skill in reading music gured cu' for you all these chords. All that ng them that you will be able to play mple acc ompaniments to the melocies you or your will be a constant source of amusement and delight to If you are more ambitious than that, and wish to go further, you will find you have begun right, and the rest will be com- paratively easy. The teacher 0‘ once see that in these charts both the min major scale are shown with proper = ded most are patience and practice, (SECOND LESSON NEXT SUNDAY.)