This is the song I want to learn:Commitment

Here is the youtube link to the song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgwICbUB2fM


Here is the music sheet:

Four of them:


[1]



[2]



[3]



[4]

The first thing you'll have to do is to learn how to read the sheet,
it's like the alphabet, but much easier.

But I dont suggest you start with this piece, if you havent playd any piano before, I still think you should practice som smaller and easier pieces first.
You'll come no way with starting on a hard piece, you will feel stuck, and you will lose motivation.

You dont run 42km before you've runned 20km, and you dont run 20km before you've run 10km.
I usually did 6-7km before, then I jumped onto 20km once because my bike broke....
And I'll tell you, it was hard to finish those last kilometers....

And it's exactly the same with piano, do it easy in the start, then increase.

VictorCS wrote:The first thing you'll have to do is to learn how to read the sheet,
it's like the alphabet, but much easier.

But I dont suggest you start with this piece, if you havent playd any piano before, I still think you should practice som smaller and easier pieces first.
You'll come no way with starting on a hard piece, you will feel stuck, and you will lose motivation.

You dont run 42km before you've runned 20km, and you dont run 20km before you've run 10km.
I usually did 6-7km before, then I jumped onto 20km once because my bike broke....
And I'll tell you, it was hard to finish those last kilometers....

And it's exactly the same with piano, do it easy in the start, then increase.

holy crap, you can jog 20 km? I can jog(at a high speed) for about 10km then im totally DEAD.

pianohama wrote:

VictorCS wrote:The first thing you'll have to do is to learn how to read the sheet,
it's like the alphabet, but much easier.

But I dont suggest you start with this piece, if you havent playd any piano before, I still think you should practice som smaller and easier pieces first.
You'll come no way with starting on a hard piece, you will feel stuck, and you will lose motivation.

You dont run 42km before you've runned 20km, and you dont run 20km before you've run 10km.
I usually did 6-7km before, then I jumped onto 20km once because my bike broke....
And I'll tell you, it was hard to finish those last kilometers....

And it's exactly the same with piano, do it easy in the start, then increase.

holy crap, you can jog 20 km? I can jog(at a high speed) for about 10km then im totally DEAD.

Aaah ..
10 Km ..
Just 3 Km & I'll be

Hehe

*****

But Nice explanation Victor ..

I usually to run 6-7km 3 times a week, but last year I used my bike ( biking 20km ), the tire got flat, so I did the rest by foot... 5km bike, then 15km foot, just to test...
and after that I figured I had chose the wrong way, would've been better just to take the short way back home...

6-7km is more than enough to run, i'm not planning on running 42km marathon anyway, and at the same time I stay healthy.

VictorCS wrote:I usually to run 6-7km 3 times a week, but last year I used my bike ( biking 20km ), the tire got flat, so I did the rest by foot... 5km bike, then 15km foot, just to test...
and after that I figured I had chose the wrong way, would've been better just to take the short way back home...

6-7km is more than enough to run, i'm not planning on running 42km marathon anyway, and at the same time I stay healthy.

Yeah, 6-7 Km is a good 30min run, I usually do 6km when I run to, but now I use my bike and ride about 1.5 km in stead... Since I play Soccer 3-4 times a week..