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Piano resources for practice. Hello y'all, I just recently bought a piano about 6 months ago and I am almost finished my starter book (Alfred's basic all-in-one course lvl 1). Would anyone know of any good online resources or maybe just some good resources in general?
Its main purpose was to provide you with a list of high-quality material, but the accuracy of the difficulty ranking was a bit rough. That’s why, over the last month or so, I’ve worked on a revision of this document. You’ll find Beginner and Intermediate levels in this document.
Practicing problematic spots. A piece of music often contains concepts that you’ve never come across before. Everyone who practices the piano, whether they are a beginning or advanced player, comes across these concepts. It is therefore important to know how to tackle these problematic spots.
After 20 years of struggling to read piano music, I finally had a breakthrough, and there are things I really wish my teachers would have explained better. I'm a very proficient and trained musician, and I have no problems reading music as an instrumentalist… on one staff, with one voice at a time.
Good sheet music for pieces that aren't notation-based generally doesn't exist. Music is primarily an aural thing, learning them by ear will do you a lot of good. My tip is to download Audacity as that's perfect for learning pieces by ear.
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