PIANO PLAYING MADE SIMPLE
This short video will give you some basics on how to care for your piano. Taking care of this valuable investment will go a long way in helping you to enjoy your instrument for years to come.
Choosing the right piano for you can make a huge difference in how well you learn if you are taking lessons, and just in how much you enjoy your instrument if you are just playing for fun. Whether you are super-serious about your piano playing, or just playing for recreation, having the right instrument can make all the difference.
Getting set up for an online piano lesson via Zoom is quite easy. There are just a few things that you should be aware of. This video will help you get set up and ready for your first online Zoom piano lesson.
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If you are just getting started at the piano, you want to focus on this fundamental technique before you start learning full 1-octave scales. This simplified resource will get you started the right way.
I created this free resource to help students get a solid start on technique.
If you have mastered the pentascales, then this is the perfect next step for you as a pianist.
Familiarizing yourself with the fingerings used in both the sharp and flat scales as well as the overall form on the scale is imperative for advancing into more sophisticated repertoire.
If you aren't certain what level to start at, you can use this convenient resource to help you get started.
This free download includes a sampling of music from the beginner through Level 5 using public domain scores.
If you are a pianist with little or no experience, I highly recommend starting with my free course: Keystart Foundations 1.