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Can you talk about how you are going about learning the piano? Ie. What study materials and how much practice you do? Piano is something I would love to learn
by poglet 4y ago
Can you talk about how you are going about learning the piano? Ie. What study materials and how much practice you do? Piano is something I would love to learn too.
- haihaibye 4y agoI'm working my way through Alfred's basic adult Piano Course. I like how it also teaches music theory. https://www.alfred.com/alfreds-basic-adult-piano-course-lesson-book-1/p/00-2236/ https://www.alfred.com/alfreds-basic-adult-piano-course-less... I went through it page by page, each day I started I'd go back maybe 5-10 pages. I do contrawise 2 handed scales as a warm up. I've been approaching it as work (ie concentrate hard, do deliberate practice not messing around) and have seen really fast improvement. I practice maybe 30 mins 5 days a week. I'll also just have fun - I just try and play the songs I really like (Greensleeves, Scarborough fair, House of the rising sun, Canon in D etc) until they're really good. I can (barely) play Canon in D after maybe a month (though I played Violin for 5 years and piano for 2 as a kid) If I don't know a song, I'll google it before tackling it as I find that makes it way easier, eg here's Canon in D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFRYPg5dwss https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFRYPg5dwss You can also download sheet music, eg Aphex Twin, and easy version of Europe's the final countdown etc which is pretty fun to play as a synth. Good luck!
- ParallelThread 4y agoWhat brand piano are you using?
- haihaibye 4y agoKawai KDP120