Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
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Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
I think theres too much cool site to learn. Love it thanks to you all guys. 

Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
This is very good
Thanks Maggie
But I think so difficult play piano :-(
I don`t know nothing
my fingers are hard....
I think..... I never
and I don`t know english very well either
But anyway, thanks Maggie and Andrew friends
Thanks Maggie
But I think so difficult play piano :-(
I don`t know nothing

I think..... I never
and I don`t know english very well either

But anyway, thanks Maggie and Andrew friends

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Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
nikkey2006 wrote:This is very good
Thanks Maggie
But I think so difficult play piano :-(
I don`t know nothingmy fingers are hard....
I think..... I never
and I don`t know english very well either![]()
But anyway, thanks Maggie and Andrew friends
Take a slow pace. Start by knowing how the piano keys are arranged, what a scale is and begin with the simple C Major scale, doing some fingering to get familiar with it.
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Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
Thanks friend Phobik2000 for advice


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Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
nikkey2006 wrote:Thanks friend Phobik2000 for advice
Are you sad???

hehe =)
Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
nikkey2006 wrote:This is very good
Thanks Maggie
But I think so difficult play piano :-(
I don`t know nothingmy fingers are hard....
I think..... I never
and I don`t know english very well either![]()
But anyway, thanks Maggie and Andrew friends
You are very welcome. I agree with the slow pace.... take just one step and slowly go further... noone said it is easy to learn the piano and I am a beginner too but it is definitely worth it!!
Please DONT GIVE UP on it... everyone is here to help... so ask and ask no matter how many times...
Your fingers needs warming up all the time. Every time I sit down I feel like I never played before I start with scales... and when I feel better I start to play a little piece...
Practice makes everything easier so sit down and play around... you dont need to follow a method... just get to know the piano very well...
Dont worry... your English will improve too if you use it.
Take care
Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
I bought my keyboard two weeks ago never touched one before.
I can pick out most melodies very easily with my right hand after listening to them but,when it comes to using the left hand I am lost!
I hope to improve by using this brill forum.
I can pick out most melodies very easily with my right hand after listening to them but,when it comes to using the left hand I am lost!
I hope to improve by using this brill forum.
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Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
Lizzy wrote:I bought my keyboard two weeks ago never touched one before.
I can pick out most melodies very easily with my right hand after listening to them but,when it comes to using the left hand I am lost!
I hope to improve by using this brill forum.
It will come very fast

Slowpractice is a keyword!!


And that goes for you and for the most advenced pianist

Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
I think he was refering to play a melody after he has listened to it, like playing by ear.
Me too picks up melodies quickly with my right hand, but not with left.
Its because the right is easier to "find", and you'll almost need to have perfect pitch to sort out the chords,
but still, this is something you can practice and get better at,
and I think this is almost as important as practicing scales.
Playing by ear is a nice feature.
Me too picks up melodies quickly with my right hand, but not with left.
Its because the right is easier to "find", and you'll almost need to have perfect pitch to sort out the chords,
but still, this is something you can practice and get better at,
and I think this is almost as important as practicing scales.
Playing by ear is a nice feature.
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Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
VictorCS wrote:I think he was refering to play a melody after he has listened to it, like playing by ear.
Yeah, you might be right!


Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
wow thanks a ton maggie this is gonna help me so much mostly in my reading cuz i suck at it
i already bookmarked it in my browser so yeah thank you so much and im adding another site with very nice interactive flashcards it helps alot mostly with the notes and the intervals cards wich are the ones i practice the most heres the page
http://www.musicards.net/


http://www.musicards.net/

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Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
leonard wrote:wow thanks a ton maggie this is gonna help me so much mostly in my reading cuz i suck at iti already bookmarked it in my browser so yeah thank you so much and im adding another site with very nice interactive flashcards it helps alot mostly with the notes and the intervals cards wich are the ones i practice the most heres the page
http://www.musicards.net/
Thanks for a new great site. Those flashcards are fun to play with.
I am happy you found tons of help ... and remember everything takes a lot of practice again and again... I am about to get back practicing sightreading and scales.

Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
no problem if by chance i found another one ill post it ^^ but well youve already put pleny of help material xD
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Re: Learning tools for beginners - the notes, chords and eartraining
How about adding http://www.zebrakeys.com/? I haven't finished the lessons there yet but I'm loving it! And they have different trainers too 

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