Lemoine Peronne - Encyclopédie Des Accords - Clavier
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Summary of This Book
To the question "Can jazz be taught?", this collection offers a very practical answer: inspiration cannot be replaced, but it can be equipped with tools. 5724 chords is aimed at anyone who wants to develop their harmonic imagination, going beyond a few "reflex" chord positions.
Designed for keyboard players, this book guides you through the world of chords used in pop and jazz, clarifying the logic of chord symbols and offering, each time, the basic chord as well as its inversions. The goal is not only to facilitate transitions (closer voicings, smoother hand movements) but also to help you choose the most relevant color depending on the context: tension, softness, density, brightness, or even a sense of movement in the accompaniment.
Whether you compose on piano, harmonize on organ, program chords in a sequencer, or simply want to expand your vocabulary, this collection works like a true harmonic palette: a direct resource, consultable at any time, to build richer progressions and add depth to your melodic and rhythmic ideas.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Patrick Peronne | Pages | 48 |
| Instrumentation | Keyboard | Year of Publication | 1990 |
| Genre | Pop - jazz | ||
Questions frequently asked
How many chords are listed in this encyclopedia?
The collection lists 5,724 chords intended for harmonic work on keyboard.
Are chord inversions included?
The 5,724 chords are presented with the root position chord and its inversions. This organization allows for identifying closer voicings. Hand movements can thus be approached more fluidly.
Is this book suitable for piano and organ?
The work is designed for keyboard players. Its content can be used to compose on piano, harmonize on organ or program chords into a sequencer.
What musical style does Patrick Peronne's Encyclopedia of Chords fall under?
Its description indicates the genre as pop-jazz, with a musical style category listed as classical. The chords addressed are described as used in pop and jazz.
How many pages does this keyboard chord book have?
The editorial information states 48 pages and a publication date of 1990.



