New Student :) Any advice would be super helpfull.
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New Student :) Any advice would be super helpfull.
Ok, so I've officially been playing for 1 week. I have just a little prior experience with the piano, years ago, but most is gone.. some of it has come back to me this week, but most all of the memory is beginning lessons, some Hanon scales and a few melodies from Alfred's All in one, level one. eg: Oh When the Saints, The Entertainer - super easy version
and Amazing Grace.. So, anyway, right now I have a 61 key Casio...its no Yamaha Grand, but hey, it has keys, and makes noise, so Im happy..LOL
Today, I am working through the first ARIA in Bach's Notebook collection.. I don't think I have enough key's for this piece..
actually it looks like i'm just missing one.. the low c, but I'm not sure.. remember, only 1 week in...
Its a nice short piece that I think will improve my playing quickly, and I'm trying to follow your advice on learning the right hand, then the left hand.. then Ill put them together and make Scrambled eggs of my brain. haha.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Tony

Today, I am working through the first ARIA in Bach's Notebook collection.. I don't think I have enough key's for this piece..


Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Tony
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Re: New Student :) Any advice would be super helpfull.
Hey Tony
Soudns like you're on the right track, Don't worry if you don't have enough keys. For now, you want to make sure you're getting your fingers moving properly with good technique and learning to read the sheet music faster
Good luck!!!

Soudns like you're on the right track, Don't worry if you don't have enough keys. For now, you want to make sure you're getting your fingers moving properly with good technique and learning to read the sheet music faster

Good luck!!!
Re: New Student :) Any advice would be super helpfull.
Thank you.. thats what I figured.. Im just going to take each bar slow and create some habits.. Hopefully proper ones 

Tony- Intermediate Pianist
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Location : California, USA
Length of time playing piano : 1 week as of 5/3/09
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Re: New Student :) Any advice would be super helpfull.
SLOW is the keyword
going slow = learning fast
going fast = learning slow

going slow = learning fast
going fast = learning slow

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