Beginner's Guide To Learning Piano
Getting started with learning the piano
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The piano is the worlds most popular instrument. Start reading the Beginner’s Guide To Learning Piano with this article.
Are you looking for a piano or keyboard, but a bit bamboozled at all the options? Let us assist you with our world-class experts, giving world-class advice.
Are you looking for traditional fact-to-face lessons? Or thinking about self-learning through video tutorials, or an app – we can help you find the right style of learning for you.
You can do all the research in the world. Reading our Beginner’s Guide To Learning Piano can help enormously. But sometimes you just need to dive in, and just start playing. We can give you the confidence to do this.
Technique is everything. Get it right from the beginning. You’ll learn faster and more efficiently. Get it wrong, and not only will you be slower and less efficient, but further down the line you’ll get into trouble with tension pain, RSI and other horribly achy things. It can all be avoided by starting off with the right technique.
Playing the piano is a completely different skill from learning to read sheet music. Just as learning reading and write go hand in hand, they are nevertheless different skills. Learning to play and read music is the same. We believe in splitting up these tasks into two clear categories. Attacking them from different angles.
We all have good days and bad days. The difference between successful people and those who struggle. Is that the winners know how to motivate themselves through the bad days. Read our guide to piano practice to find out more.
About the Author
Robert Emery
Robert Emery is Founder & CEO of Ted's List. He has performed all around the world as a conductor and pianist. From Sydney Opera House to the Royal Albert Hall, Robert has enjoyed bouncing around on stage in most of the major venues in the world. As a record producer, he has worked on fifteen No 1 albums, and hopes he can get to sixteen asap!
The Times called him 'the eccentric barefooted maestro' and the Mail quoted that 'the assured baton was controlled by the rather energetic and brilliant conductor'.
Robert has a wife (Mrs. E), two children (Master T and Master A) and four cats (Merlin, Mulberry, Partridge & Penguin). Between performing, producing, composing and running Ted's List, he runs an entertainment business called The Arts Group, comprising of a symphony orchestra, choir, live event production house, digital TV company and artist agency. Any spare time is usually devoted to sleep.
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Beginner's Guide To Learning Piano
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