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    Posted: June 09 2012 at 11:30
Anyone know of any? Otherwise I suppose most keyboardists just take classical lessons. 
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Kansas possibly? 
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Mad Man Moon by Genesis. 
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I'm a very mediocre keyboard player but found these very easy to learn and play.
We used to play them with my mates band, none of us is a musician, just a bunch of afficionados.
It's 8 years ago that we stopped playing so it would take me quite some practicing to re-learn them but I can assure you that I picked them easily by ear and learnt to play them quite easily at that time.
 
PF - Time
PF - Comfortably Numb
Marillion - Scrip For A Jester's Tear
Marillion - Jigsaw
Asia - Without You
Yes - Hold On
Yes - Changes
For some time we also played Peter Gabriel's Family Snapshot, that was a bit harder but still quite easy.
 
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most rock keyboards are not hard. You can see interviews with rick wakemen saying that Yes's songs were pretty boring for him to play most of the time. Ha
 
I would suggest learning Van Der Graaf Generator or Anglaagard to force you to get your skills up- speed training on difficult music helps
http://pseudosentai.bandcamp.com/



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