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Beginner Piano Lessons

March 26, 2012

Welcome to what I believe is one of the easiest beginner piano lessons you will find anywhere. I’ve built this introduction to piano based on the experiences I’ve had successfully teaching countless others. My method is to keep it simple, make everything make sense, and move at a pace that keeps things interesting. When you [...]

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The Play Piano Roadmap – Your Journey From Beginner To Advanced

March 24, 2012

Whether you already play piano or want to learn, I’m glad you stumbled across this page. It means there’s one more person out there looking for a better way to add music to his or her life, or perhaps to improve on an already established skill set. Either way, welcome. The good new is, I’ve [...]

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Musical Key Signature – The Major And Minor Keys

February 22, 2012

We have had lessons about musical key signature and by now you already know the differences between each key signature. You have also learned the different techniques on how to easily memorize the different names and different characteristics of these music key signatures. This time we will teach you how to determine the different major [...]

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Learn to Play Piano Fast – It’s Much Easier Than You Think!

February 10, 2012

If you’ve ever wanted to play the piano, you are in good company. Many people list “learn to play the piano” on their New Year’s Resolution lists, or have it as a goal for their future. However, not many people take the steps necessary to learn how to play. The sad part is that taking [...]

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Top 5 Ways To Develop Your Piano Rhythm

February 8, 2012

Learn the basic rhythms. As one of the top 5 ways to develop your piano rhythm, learning the basic beats found in any kind of music will help. The more rhythms that you listen to in fact, the easier they are to identify and emulate. We have for example, the standard four-beat rhythm that counts [...]

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Learn To Play the Piano today…Choose Your Way!

February 2, 2012

You should be proud of yourself … you’ve gone from wanting to learn to play the piano to researching how to go about it. Depending on your musical abilities, your attention span, and your personality, one learning method will work better than all others for you. Let’s look at some of the many ways you [...]

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Free Piano Chords – They’re The Path To Beautiful Music

January 31, 2012

Piano music is much more beautiful when it’s played with free piano chords because chords create harmony. Built from single notes starting with the first note or root of the simple major triad chords are the result of playing a root note (also called the tonic or degree I), a third tone above the first [...]

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A Guide to Piano Instruction Books

January 30, 2012

Although you could certainly try to learn piano by just playing around with the keys, a better method is to invest in some piano instruction books. There are a wide variety of books available on the market, so how do you know you are making the right decision? Here are a few hints on finding [...]

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The Play Piano Roadmap – Your Journey From Beginner To Advanced

January 19, 2012

Whether you already play piano or want to learn, I’m glad you stumbled across this page. It means there’s one more person out there looking for a better way to add music to his or her life, or perhaps to improve on an already established skill set. Either way, welcome. The good new is, I’ve [...]

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Basic Piano Fingerings for the 12 Major Scales

January 13, 2012

Here are the piano fingerings for all twelve major scales, in circle of fifths order. The numbers correspond to the fingers of the left hands (LH) and right hands (RH): Click Here And Learn Basic Piano Fingerings Fast! The numbers above the notes on the treble staff are typically for the right hand and numbers [...]

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