New at piano
13:24 on Sunday, April 18, 2004
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(Novato)
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Hello, I`m from Brazil and I`m very new at piano...
Which lessons do u guys suggest to me? Where I can obtain them?
*sorry about my bad english*
Thanks In Advance
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Re: New at piano
20:24 on Sunday, April 18, 2004
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(Harvey)
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Ask people in universities.
Ask people in music stores.
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Re: New at piano
10:28 on Tuesday, April 20, 2004
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(Svatypianist)
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If yer got a good rythm (ie yer know wat crochet is....)
then u star off with easy pieces (saying this i believe that u know the notes !right?)and go to diff onesdo u get (look at tis site and start at beginner and go on to advanced ) and u should have a look at http://www.pitt.edu/~deben/freebies.html
hope it helps!
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Re: New at piano
11:28 on Tuesday, April 20, 2004
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(danny)
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The most important thing is to find a teacher. Piano is difficult to start with on your own without the guidance of a qualified teacher.
You should spare sometime, say 1 or 2 hours daily to practice the piano.
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Re: New at piano
23:13 on Tuesday, April 20, 2004
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(SteroidsOnCereal)
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What you really want to do is #1, get a teacher. The teacher can guide you and help you not only learn the techniques but the theory of piano as well. About the songs, it`s a good idea to stay right on your level of playing until you can play recognizable tunes. (Such as an easy-piano arrangement of "The Entertainer) Once you reach that pick a song that really challenges you and work on that until you finish. Then keep on working out of the songbook but always have one or two songs that are a bit harder than the book does. The first few songs I recommend learning that are a little harder are like Fur Elise by Beethoven, Minuet in G by Bach, and Moonlight Sonata Mvmt. #1. If you practice a lot and get a knack for piano you might be playing Turkish March or Aufschwung within a couple of years.
Hope you can use alll that
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Re: New at piano
13:51 on Wednesday, April 21, 2004
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