So, I'm sitting here..

by reddybrek Mon Jul 28, 2008 3:22 pm

I'm sitting here, with a keyboard behind me, wanting to learn.

One Question, where do I start?! Is it worth me keeping a folder with piano stuff in?

Any idea for lesson plans or practise schedules?

Thanks!

by Thomandy Mon Jul 28, 2008 3:41 pm

reddybrek wrote:I'm sitting here, with a keyboard behind me, wanting to learn.

One Question, where do I start?! Is it worth me keeping a folder with piano stuff in?

Any idea for lesson plans or practise schedules?

Thanks!

Hi

Yeah

Ill give you 3 ex.

1:
15 min scales
20-50min(or longer) learning or practicing songs

2:
10-20min scales or other exercises

3:
Just have fun. Play, improvise. Just relax but consentrate on fingering, handposition and bodyposition Smile

by reddybrek Mon Jul 28, 2008 3:48 pm

I ordered a book that should arrive tomorrow, can you recommend any other good books, resources? Where I might find scales etc.

Do you have msn?

by VictorCS Mon Jul 28, 2008 4:14 pm

I would recommend you to watch every video Andrew has made, start from the start...
I am surpriced over how much I learned just by watching his videos...

by Thomandy Mon Jul 28, 2008 9:01 pm

reddybrek wrote:I ordered a book that should arrive tomorrow, can you recommend any other good books, resources? Where I might find scales etc.

Do you have msn?

Yeah, as Victor said! Watch Andrews videos, be sure to comment them and rate Wink

Then they will gain popularity in the serachfield and others may get the same pleasure as we do Very Happy

And there are scales ect on the forum. Look up the scale-topic in the Piano Scales Part. Smile

Lots of great info here, and in Andrews Vids Very Happy

LINK TO THAT SECTION:

https://afpa.hooxs.com/piano-scales-f3/

by Biko Wed Jul 30, 2008 12:18 pm

This was a good idea. I wish Ide posted something like this, I really would have helped.

When I started...I didnt know were to star. I was all over the place. And I sorta stilll am.