On Wednesday, July 18, 2001 at 4:50:22 PM UTC+2, Kjetil Raknerud wrote:
I have played piano for 5-6 years now, and I think I can improvise quite well, I know the most important chord theory and scale/mode theory, and I'm playing mostly blues and rock.
However, when I started to play, I didn't have a teacher, and I didn't have
a piano book, so I never really learned to play sheet music on the piano. I can read the treble clef fast since I play in a school band, but I'm quite slow at reading the bass clef, but I do understand it though, but my biggest problem is reading and playing both clefs at the same time. What would be
the best way to learn this? should I use a beginners piano book, or should I just try to play whatever sheet music I find?
I would appreciate any tips, maybe tips on books I could buy or similar....
Kjetil
On Wednesday, November 15, 1995 at 9:00:00 AM UTC+1, Stein wrote:
can somebody please give me a little advice? I'm going to be starting
piano lessons shortly (I'm a total beginner), but as of yet have no instrument to practice on. Buying a piano is out of the question due to
price and living conditions so i'm looking for a used keyboard. I've been told (more than once) of the benefits of learning on a piano as opposed to
a keyboard, but unfortunately that will not be happening. So, my question: can somebody let me know some of the things to look for when buying a keyboard and maybe recommending some particular models? So far, the only concrete advice has been weighted keys, any comment?
thanks alot for any and all replys,
stein
My grand father learned piano at 72 - so you can definitely get started with doing it now!
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This is a series of lessons that teach you how to play piano for yourself RIGHT from the VERY beginner all the way to the late intermediate/ early advanced stage of piano. These lessons have been RESHOT and these are the new lessons.
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AND BELOW ARE TOP 13 PIANO BOOKS ON AMAZON:
Adult All-In-1 Course: Level 1
2) Alfred’s Basic Piano Course for Adults
3) Piano Scales, Lessons with Elements of Basic Music Theory
4) Adult Piano Adventures All-in-One Piano Course Book 1
5) Modern Course for the Piano
6) John Thompson’s Easiest Piano Course
7) Alfred’s Self-Teaching Adult Piano Course
8) Primer Level – Lesson Book: Piano Adventures
9) Level 1 – Lesson Book: Piano Adventures
10) KP1B – Bastien Piano for Adults, 1 Book Only: A Beginning Course
11) Piano and Keyboard All-in-One for Dummies
12) Suzuki Piano School New International Edition Piano Book and CD, Volume 1
13) Piano Book for Adult Beginners
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