Piano Lessons: Cut Out The Fluff, Start Playing The Piano & Reading Music Theory Right Away. For Beginners Or Refreshing The Advanced Via This Book & Bonus Videos
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Music Theory
Piano
Music
Piano Playing
Musical Notes
Coming of Age
Mentor
Chosen One
Mentorship
Found Family
Prophecy
Mentor Figure
Secret Heir
Quest
Magical Artifact
Musical Scales
Chords
Music Education
Piano Chords
Scales
About this ebook
The Complete Learning Experience of Professional Piano Lessons + Explainer Videos by A Trained Piano Teacher
Have you always wanted to play the piano, but didn't know where to start?
Maybe you never got the chance as a kid?
Or maybe you haven't played the piano in years and are looking for a refresher?
Well then look no further because this book is perfect for you...
Traditionally, piano lessons have been very boring. They often leave people frustrated and feeling like they're not learning quickly enough.
Stop burning through your time and start the real playing with this book and it's bonus videos. It's practically impossible to fail and far less expensive than private piano lessons. (Full size piano not required!)
The lessons build on skills one by one and what is unique is that each lesson includes bonus videos to really guarantee you learn everything you need to play the piano. It's like having a teacher in the room with you, but you set the pace.
By doing the various exercises, watching videos and putting in the time, you will be able to play songs, from very simple, to popular hit songs in no time.
In this book you will discover:
- Essential Music Theory & Glossary Of Terms
- Finger Exercises (We All Need Them)
- Identify All The Piano Notes
- Easily Form Or Play Original Melodies
- Play Songs - From Very Simple To Complex
- Exclusive Videos To Complete The Learning Experience
- Chord Formulas - How To Form Chords
- Play by Ear or Reading Music (it's easier this way)
And much, much more..
Imagine being able to sit at the piano and play beautiful, entertaining music. The joy and reward that playing the piano brings is unmatched.
So if you're ready to Start Playing The Piano then Read This Book.
(Go ahead, your never too old to try)
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Piano Lessons - Tommy Swindali
Introduction
The piano is a beautiful and soulful musical instrument that most people are fascinated by. A lot of people aspire to learn to play the piano for this reason. However, learning the piano can be a tad difficult unless you are taught well. Traditionally, such lessons tended to be boring. A lot of beginners get frustrated when they see slow progress despite their efforts. Learning from a tutor is an ideal scenario, but not everyone has the financial backup to spend on private tuition from a certified teacher. That is where self-learning comes into the picture. Learning online or reading a how-to guide is one of the best ways, second only to a real instructor.
There are scores of piano books on the market, but a lot of them tend to be uninspiring and a little difficult to follow, especially for beginners. Most piano books have random techniques and songs that are of no real help at all to the reader. That is where this book comes in as an engaging and informative guide to learning the piano. The chapters in this book are put together in a simple format following a step-by-step method.
As you go through the videos and book in this course, you will find it much easier to learn how to play the piano like an expert. It is a complete learning experience and is delivered with helpful videos with guidance from a piano teacher. If you are someone who has always wanted to learn the piano or just someone who wants to improve on their skills, this book and the videos are just what you need.
You don't have to waste your time on unhelpful books or courses anymore. Instead of spending a lot of hard-earned money on private lessons or useless books, you’ll learn a lot more here at a fraction of the cost. The videos in this course will allow you to feel as though a teacher is present in the room with you. But the added advantage is that you get to set the pace as you learn. Although you will have to put in some regular effort, the joy of playing the piano will make it worth it. If you learn the theory and practice all the techniques and exercises mentioned, you will be able to play everything from the simplest to more complex musical pieces. If you go through the lessons in the book, you will see that every lesson builds on the last, and the videos help you learn everything necessary.
Like anything new, you have to put in time and effort to be able to play the piano well.
An important aspect of learning to play the piano or any other musical instrument is cultivating the right attitude. If you have a happy mindset, your mind and body will be able to learn a lot better. You need to be positive and believe that your efforts will pay off, which will help speed up your progress. Approach your piano practice as an exciting activity for the day.
Good practice habits are also crucial for playing the piano. Be regular in practicing all the exercises mentioned here and watch the videos for hands-on guidance. If you put in the time, although you will start with simple musical pieces, soon you’ll be able to play your favorite songs regardless of how complex they might seem to a beginner. You will see rapid progress if you have good practice habits, but you need to be proactive about it. Practice every day if possible, and aim to practice well in the time you put in. It is not about practicing for hours but focused practice for at least 30 minutes a day. Avoid missing out on this regular practice even if you are busy. Be patient and think long term.
Once you learn how to play the piano well, you can enjoy playing music for the rest of your life. Piano playing helps give a new perspective on a lot of things in life and also improves your concentration, determination, and self-confidence. If this is what you want, you need to stop wasting your time and money on other unhelpful piano courses. This book and the bonus videos provided would be all you need. If you have difficulty accessing the videos please email me at djswindali@gmail.com
So start reading, and you will soon be on your way to playing the piano effortlessly.
Part One: Introduction
Chapter One: How Books and Videos Work
As you start reading this book, you will learn everything about the piano that you possibly need to know. The piano is a beautiful instrument that gives us amazing music. However, it is not just about banging on some keys with your fingers. There is a lot of practice that goes into the making of a proficient piano player. As we have mentioned before, this book aims to guide anyone who wants to learn to play the piano the right way. It is unlike other books and lessons that fail to give students a strong foundation before playing the piano. The lessons in this book will help you learn the following amongst a lot more:
● What the piano is and its origins
● Music theory
● Fundamentals of playing the piano
● Basic terms associated with the piano
● How to avoid beginner mistakes
● Strategies to play better
● The right way to practice
You will learn all this and more in this book. The video that goes along with this book will help to guide you through the process in a way that makes it feel that you are attending a real lesson. The difference is that this lesson will be a lot better than most others that are not half as efficient. Make sure that you go through each of the chapters to make the most out of this book. Once you put it all to practice, you will be on your way to becoming an excellent piano player.
Chapter Two: Essential Music Theory
About Music Theory
So what is music theory? It is the study that enables you to understand music, the practice of music, and its possibilities. It involves guidelines and practices that are used to identify the various methods through which sound can be used to express emotions. Music theory can help you to translate any musical composition into terms that are intelligible and familiar. This helps to enhance your confidence in creating and performing music. It also improves your ability to communicate with musicians other than yourself. You must acknowledge the importance of learning music theory to enhance creativity and develop a keen sense of music. Although it may prove challenging, understanding how music operates can help make the process of producing music much easier. The main purpose of learning music theory is to develop the capacity to compare different pieces of music and relate the similarities or differences between them.
The following are some essential terms in music theory:
● Notes
● Intervals
● Harmony
● Scales
● Rhythm
● Melody
Notes
Notes refer to symbols that are used to denote musical sounds. A musical note will represent the pitch and duration of any specific sound in musical notation. It will also represent what class the pitch belongs to. A note is the most minimal element used to characterize musical sounds. When the strings of the piano vibrate, some molecules are set into motion in the air surrounding the string. This vibration in the air tends to occur at a frequency that is equal to the strings' vibrations. The human ear captures the vibrations and processes it in the brain. The brain usually attributes specific notes or sounds to specific vibrations. This is why musical notes are considered the building blocks for creating any musical chord or melody. The length of a note is linked to the duration of that note. The vertical position represents the pitch.
Letters are usually used to identify musical notes since it makes them easier to write and
