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I learned to play 1st by learning how to read sheets, memorizing chords, and finally scales. With these three everybody will learn fast. Did everything on my own since teenager

Great piano coach....every video help me a lot in learning... Thanx

Why is my keyboard backwards? That first blank key at the left on hers, is at the right on mine 🤨

Link failed 😕😕 never mind I will find somewhere else, loved the video though

Bedankt 👍

Excelente video,can you resume The formulas un a chart,thanks❤

nobody ever broke down the octive part good video

The minors must be a different vid, as I didn't see them on this vid

Looks a much better way to learn quickly - Thanks

I love them all. And if I could play them, yes, I would overplay them too!😆

Answering that question can only be done by actually doing it. LFG.

Awesome ❤

Can’t see the freeby help!

Where to get free pdf sheets?

This is incredible advice!!

Well to be honest I just want to learn bebop jazz I already play the drums 14 years banjo 8 years saxaphone 6 yeard and guitar 2 years

Many thanks for this. Could you do a Beatles song "I will."

Being busy and being “too tired” are synonymous in today’s world

Great video! I might have to check out jazz as a classical pianist. I'm currently a virtuoso in technical areas but an absolute beginner in improv. Looking forward to mastering these skills!

Be careful; this is excellent for fun, accompaniment, improv, etc. I highly recommend checking out her stuff. For classical purposes, you'd have to take lessons; trust me you won't learn on youtube for goodness sake

Let me provide greater insight. The two main paths are traditional lessons and chord lessons. FUTURE CLASSICAL MUSICIANS: Traditional lessons are the key. I've learned WAYY to many things that are never taught online. I've looked everywhere for intricate details. Almost impossible. FUTURE HOBBY PIANISTS: Chord lessons are 100% the way. You can get the hang really easily. Conclusion: If you're here to learn the art of perfection, take proper lessons. If you're here for fun (most likely), take lessons about learning chords which can be built upon.

You shouldn’t have to move your wrist in my opinion quite as much as you do

I took traditional piano lessons for five years, and I guess what I learned might be called sight reading. IDK. I learned to read music and plunk it out on the keys. My teacher would always write the key signature on the music, and discuss the sharps or flats. I still have ALL my music and pulled them out a few weeks ago to “start over.” The first ones are dated in February 1971. Yes, you read that correctly. I was eight years old, and at this point I probably play like I did after a year in. I’ve never understood all the chords and key signatures, until earlier this week as I was reading all the fine print on the pages around the simple sheet music. It dawned on me that there MUST be an easier way now to do this rather than how I learned so long ago. I’ve said for all these decades that I never had that fluid feel for the piano where the music flows out of me and onto the keys, and now I think it might be because of the way I originally learned. With a renewed interest into one of my childhood interests and still with the same piano my parents surprised me with that ordinary 3rd grade school day, I’m going to give your way a try and see how I do. Thank you for posting this info. You’ve got a really cute, creative presentation style.

Not all private teachers still teach the way you describe. I don’t even teach kids that way anymore. People can learn quickly if they find the right teacher.

All of em😈🤓

I'm from East Africa

Many thanks for this simple but effective lesson. I plan to play and sing to it

Thank you! Awesome video. Cheers from Brazil.

I’ve been taking lessons for 7 months I’m in my 60s $50 4 45mins

There is no method. There is no "how long". There is nothing "immediately". It "just" takes years of sustained practice and focus on listening. I started at 46 and maybe I will actually never play decent sounding jazz. I don't care. The process is goal by itself.

Im trying to play a fast song and play the bass with the left hand but its not working

Should I learn chords first of scales

Thank You for your honesto teachings God bless You amén

10000 reasons

not using the sustain pedal for the whole learning phase would crush my whole motivation tho

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What Coldplay song is this?

very simple and helpful video.....

I started learning how to play the piano while in a nursing home as my own therapy for my hand issues, I liked learning the piano now a few years later I’m playing piano in a Sunday class that occurs every other Sunday. Even asked people to sing gospel as I play the piano. I’d like to learn these patterns

I started playing piano (seriously, not just some youtube tutorials) with the age 46 when during Covid era. I have a fantastic teacher who mixes popular music with classical ones constantly raising the bar and giving me new challenges to keep my motivation high. Now I had for homework my first Chopin piece (a seemingly easily but ofc superdifficult waltz). That's why I started to learn: some day I'll be able to play Chopin. And it gives so much fun! I'm far from being a pianist but I can play (also by strangers) enjoyable music. I'd never could imagine how your hands can move simultaneously. Now I know: with a lot of practice. My sight-reading should be improved but I'm working on it on a daily basis. The key: I'm practicing everyday. (30-60mins).

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I’m thinking about getting a keyboard. Sorry about my question, but I can learn from your material that is dedicated to Piano? ☺️ novice of the beginner.

As a hobby pianist "intermediate" means that you are pretty good, not mediocre. I guess the majority of hobby players is "beginner".

At 68, I find it easier to play songs by finding the chords as you say and by getting the Easy Note song books . Even though I learned how to read sheet music, I find the large notes and the note names already written on the notes makes it easier to enjoy playing the piano. I first learned the 3 note major chords then how to turn them into minor chords then the seventh chords-mostly the white keys. I'm still working on the black keys for the sharps and flats. I started playing songs right away and you can buy one of those Yamaha arranger keyboards and add rhythm accompaniment. Finally, I need to get to the next level and add arpeggios and two handed chording. But. I enjoy the learning process and discovering something new is very rewarding and keeps me going.😁Liked your video, by the way!

i am 11 years old and got inspired by your video and i watched your channel first time !

Yes

Doner cool

Waw! You teaches really basic things which I was looked for in thousands of reels n videos but got nothing.. I wanna learn piano from my childhood but couldn't... Thank You all techniques

Am I missing something or did Kaitlyn make an error when identifying the three white keys under every pair of two black keys as always being "CED" when in fact they are "CDE?"

As my son says, he "plays" the piano, not works it. Rule #1 is 'Have Fun'.