Genos Latin 1 (Genos)

Hello... The registration workshops in the June/July edition of Yamaha Club Magazine are based on the simple arrangements found in the 'Latin' volume of the Easiest Keyboard Collection music book series. The song featured in the Genos workshop is 'La Cucaracha' and you can hear an illustration of how the finished project should sound at the start of this set. The completed registrations are available free to magazine subscribers and four more songs from the same 'Latin' book are also included. The songs are played in the same key as the written score - so you should be able to follow the main tune quite easily. As always, thanks for listening :-)

[@allanrobinson872]

From start to finish just great ,thanks Glyn. AR Melbourne Aust.😊

[@GlynMadden]

Thank you 😊

[@grantbremner6976]

Fantastic registrations well put together and played to perfection. Thanks for keeping us all inspired Glyn, much appreciated.

[@GlynMadden]

My pleasure Grant... thanks for your support :-)

[@graziancontrario]

Fantastic! 🙏👏

[@GlynMadden]

Thank you 🙌

[@JohanDerWitt]

Such a music player, makes every keyboard 👌 super

[@GlynMadden]

That's very kind... thank you :-)

[@mareehague4485]

Thanks Glyn, you make these latin songs sound great.

[@GlynMadden]

Thank you :-)

[@micksayers1]

Amazingly good playing Glyn. Wonderful video. I will definitely put it with my collection. 😎🤩

[@GlynMadden]

That's very kind... but I've just been watching a video of that young pianist mentioned in the magazine. She played better a 9 years old than I could ever dream of. Amazing!

[@GlynMadden]

th-cam.com/video/bgw820VNW0w/w-d-xo.html

[@christiansanden8005]

Awesome played,wow, I think every good keyboard would sound like that, its the musician who counts not the instrument!

[@GlynMadden]

Thank you 🙂

[@chetklauskb]

A pleasure to listen 😀
Cl@ude 🎵🎸🎹

[@GlynMadden]

Thank you Claude, I hope you'll enjoy using the registrations :-)

[@genosman9014]

brilliant Glyn can i have this one

[@tlprincipe]

THanks for sharing...i enjoyed your video

[@GlynMadden]

Thank you :-)

[@GreenBoy9000]

"Because intro2 doesn't follow a chord sequence..."
"...you can play your own series if chords (optional)..."
Theres a good handful of styles that have done this. The ones I can remember are the old Clubdance style, Unplugged (psr2000), one of the OrchSwing styles (older keyboards), etc.

[@GlynMadden]

Hi, yes indeed - and several that you can play part of the referenced song over because the Intro/Ending exactly follows the song's chord sequence. Thanks for your info... it's all good fun :-)

[@patrickbauwens8537]

Hi, I have also subscribed to you in the meantime.

[@GlynMadden]

Thank you, I hope you'll enjoy the magazine/downloads. Kind regards - Glyn

[@uwegenosdude]

Thanks for this cool video. The free web application AI Fingered Tutor from Thomas and me could be helpful for your audience. It shows all possible ways how to play chords using the Yamaha AI Fingered mode. This is especially useful if somebody wants to learn how to play more advanced chords like e.g. C 6/9 oder A13 or slash chords. And when playing Latin styles such chords are a must. Just google for AI Fingered Tutor.

[@cjolyvet]

Thank you for the information. Very helpful.

[@GlynMadden]

Thank you :-)

[@JohanDerWitt]

It should be more perfect, if I can see you playing, but that's my modest opinion, no obligation of course.

[@GlynMadden]

Good point :-) Ii don't play so often these days - so sometimes it takes me many 'takes' to get the song right. Video is too time consuming to keep re-doing 'takes'. Sorry, I would like to... maybe one day :-)