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Unlike Guitar, piano is best learn with a teacher so I have booked myself a 30 min lesson on Saturday, and hopefully have it once a week, not only to learn but also motivation to practice. But apart from, any tips?
Learning Piano - tips?
- Thread starter Raymond Lin
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You press the big white things, and sometimes, the smaller black things.
No seriously - when you're beginning you'll be speaking out loud as you play. It's not often said but really shout out what you want to say. It's well known in our piano playing community that it shows you're keen.
No seriously - when you're beginning you'll be speaking out loud as you play. It's not often said but really shout out what you want to say. It's well known in our piano playing community that it shows you're keen.
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How much do you pay for a 30 min lesson just out of interest?
No seriously - when you're beginning you'll be speaking out loud as you play. It's not often said but really shout out what you want to say. It's well known in our piano playing community that it shows you're keen.
This is good advice, saying the notes you are playing helps lol
Have you got use of a piano for practice, outwith the lesson times?
If not, a weighted midi keyboard is a good alternative for practice at home. M-Audio do a passable one with weighted keys...not bad at all for the price. Also good to have headphones on...should you live with others.
If not, a weighted midi keyboard is a good alternative for practice at home. M-Audio do a passable one with weighted keys...not bad at all for the price. Also good to have headphones on...should you live with others.
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I'm actually looking for a teacher atm too RL. I've found that teaching myself is useless, especially at 26. I've just been scouting adverts in local post offices and so on, there's quite a few, but obviously no reviews/recommendations..