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My first lesson with a real live piano teacher
by CaptainAhabNZ Wed Sep 17, 2008 10:19 am
I had my first lesson with a teacher tonight, I was really nervous and excited. Work was quiet so I took half a day off and practiced fur elise and scales etc to get prepared.
The teacher was nice, but when it came time to play I got nervous and made lots of mistakes...aahhhh!!. Still I guess that is why i need a teacher, she showed me some things I was doing wrong that I didn't even notice, so it's all good.
Turns out my biggest problem is I play too fast, I have to slow down....it is so hard to do , my natrual instinict is to play faster, what amazed me was when she had me playing what I thought was really slowly she pointed out that I was actually playing at the correct speed for the piece!!
I have to say the lessons Andrew does really helped, it was great going in with a little knowlege, it was not so scary, and I knew what questions I wanted to ask so thanks Andrew!
The teacher was nice, but when it came time to play I got nervous and made lots of mistakes...aahhhh!!. Still I guess that is why i need a teacher, she showed me some things I was doing wrong that I didn't even notice, so it's all good.
Turns out my biggest problem is I play too fast, I have to slow down....it is so hard to do , my natrual instinict is to play faster, what amazed me was when she had me playing what I thought was really slowly she pointed out that I was actually playing at the correct speed for the piece!!
I have to say the lessons Andrew does really helped, it was great going in with a little knowlege, it was not so scary, and I knew what questions I wanted to ask so thanks Andrew!
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Re: My first lesson with a real live piano teacher
by Thomandy Wed Sep 17, 2008 10:51 am
Great that you have gotten a teacher 
I am sure that will help alot. 
I want to hire a teacher someday to I guess, or maybe go school.
But then you are on your way Great!
I am sure that will help alot. I want to hire a teacher someday to I guess, or maybe go school. But then you are on your way
Great! 
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Re: My first lesson with a real live piano teacher
by Fryderyk Thu Sep 18, 2008 2:38 pm
Thats quite a unique question..............VictorCS wrote:Is she hot?
Congratulations anyway
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Re: My first lesson with a real live piano teacher
by Thomandy Thu Sep 18, 2008 7:18 pm
Fryderyk wrote:Thats quite a unique question..............VictorCS wrote:Is she hot?
Hehe, I think thats quite a relevant question
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Re: My first lesson with a real live piano teacher
by Admin Andrew Thu Sep 18, 2008 7:43 pm
You're welcome! I'm really happy you went out and got a teacher! My lessons can only show you the door and give you a general base of knowledge then if you find music is your thing you've got to go on and get a teacher! I'm so happy you've found one!
then if you find music is your thing you've got to go on and get a teacher! I'm so happy you've found one!
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