Anyone On Here Play The Piano?
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Great tune to learn
Dope Video
Richard Tee was an amazing player
There's a very high chance that I'll be accepted to learn the piano at my school.
Last week,I saw a flyer that there's a program that any student(regardless of major)from my school can get one on one tutoring for the piano. No experience was necessary so I took the opportunity and email the lady that was in charge for the people and she sent me the application and I filled it out send it back to her.
I've always wanted to learn the piano since I was a kid. My grandma on my mom's side had one(I believe it was my mom's piano) and every since I've been wanted to play the piano.
I am very excited about this opportunity.
The good thing about it is that I'll get a college credit for it despite Music not being my major.
I'll start next semester.
Last week,I saw a flyer that there's a program that any student(regardless of major)from my school can get one on one tutoring for the piano. No experience was necessary so I took the opportunity and email the lady that was in charge for the people and she sent me the application and I filled it out send it back to her.
I've always wanted to learn the piano since I was a kid. My grandma on my mom's side had one(I believe it was my mom's piano) and every since I've been wanted to play the piano.
I am very excited about this opportunity.
The good thing about it is that I'll get a college credit for it despite Music not being my major.
I'll start next semester.
I got accepted in the class today. I start in January when the semester starts.
Any advice on learning the piano.
if nothing on this planet teaches you patience........best believe, learning how to play the piano will....
it requires soooooooooooooooooooo much fuckin patience.
But the patience is necessary to overcome the frustration....................you got this.
Very excited for you about this. You will have a great time learning this instrument
I'll say this.......learn to trust your ears. Play and create what sounds good to you. Playing the piano, any instrument for that matter improves your memorization skills. Always remember there is NO right way to play the piano. Learn to create the way that is RIGHT for you. That will come with time. Every single practice session you need to feel as though you've gotten better. Learn different techniques such as triling so you can become creative and expressive with your very own sound. Keep your mind open to all diffent sounds on keys, including synths. The more sounds your willing to learn like the Clavinet for example (A Stevie Wonder favorite, Just think of the sound in the song Superstition) or the Fender Rhodes electric piano (Just think of the sound in the Bill Joel song James posted below) the more creative and expressive you will become. There are no limitations on the piano or what you can learn.
I'm a guy that just tinkers, you may already know this.
Learn your Major and Minor chords in a particular Key, C for example
C, D, E, F, G, A. B, back to C
C - Major Chord
D - Minor Chord
E - Minor Chord
F - Major Chord
G - Major Chord
A - Minor Chord
B - Diminished Chord
C - back to C which is a Major Chord
Learn The Nashville number system if you want to play songs early
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