Dec 25
Question by ♪oboe player♪: Would piano lessons help me with playing the oboe?
A lot of people have told me that I should get piano lessons because it would help me with oboe. I have always wanted to take piano lessons, but I don’t have a private instructor for oboe right now so should I focus on finding one or should I look into piano lessons?
I have been oboe for about 3 years and have been witout an instructor for almost a year.
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Answer by littlebitomagic2000
piano is an easy basis for all music,,,all in front of you in black and white,,lol it will help you read music and understand relationships between chords
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Nov 25
Question by A88: What instrument would be easier to learn to play. Piano or guitar?
I really want to learn how to play the piano or guitar (electric or acoustic). Which is easier? I know how to play some stuff on piano but haven’t had any professional training on either instruments.
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Answer by Youarewhoyouare
they’re both pretty easy….
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Oct 26
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Question by Amber: How long w piano lessons would it take an average person to b good enough 2 b admitted 2 minor in jazz studies?
I had a year of piano in 5th grade and know how to read music but I was thinking piano lessons once a week with practice and getting the classes that don’t require an instrument first
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Answer by pianojazz man
you must know–
all maj & min scales
all chords thru 13th chords
all modes
all chord scales
do you realize how long it will take to know these concepts??
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Oct 10
Question by Joe: Where would I start to learn to play piano?
I want to learn how to play the piano and get serious with it. Problem I do not know where to start… Do I pay for personal lessons? Are there other ways, if so, what are they?
Maybe someone can explain how they started out?
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Answer by Nutria
I would recommend a tutor or instructor for the first year, getting started, though there are online teaching websites. Online lessons let you go at your own pace, and mull things over yourself, so you really learn the material. Also, you can hop on anytime, and you don’t need dates, times, and schedules. Also, online lessons are free. Just google it and you’re sure to get plenty of websites.
I started off with a piano instructor, just one-on-one lessons for a while. It was nice because they can offer direct feedback and immediate responses to mistakes, whereas online you’d have to e-mail someone, or figure it out on your own. Also, the nice thing about an instructor is that they generally have music for beginners that they can lend you, at-least mine did. You’d have to search for beginners music on your own online, which can be fine with the right websites.
Also, an instructor can direct and present music that fits your abilities better as you improve, rather than a formula, sort of recipe lessons on the web.
Again, I’d recommend a tutor, but other resources are out there that can be more convenient.
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Sep 11
Question by Mikki Sue71: At what age would you recommend starting children with piano lessons?
I just bought a piano for myself (I used to play) and my kids (6 and 4) love “playing” it. My daughter (6) is asking for lessons. She will start 1st grade in the fall. I started playing the flute when I was in the fourth grade. Should I wait until she gets to the fourth grade for piano lessons? I have no intention of trying to raise a Mozart, just to have an understanding and love of music.
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Answer by CodaBeau<3
No way, start her as soon as possible, like my friends started when they were 3 and they’re insane now, start em young, she will benefit a lot more, and probably enjoy it more!
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Sep 04
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Question by : I used to play piano fluently and would like to start teaching myself again. What song should I start with?
I’m in high school and music is very important to me. I play the viola and the guitar and I used to take piano lessons. I stopped about 4-5 years ago and now I would like to start again. I took lessons for about 4 years so I’m past the basics but I’m not too advanced. Does anybody know of a few songs to get myself back into the groove of things?
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Answer by bociazisten
Beethoven – Moonlight Sonata (just kidding)
Try Johann Krieger – Minuet
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZgFOnkrJHE
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Aug 27
Question by IheartTJ: How much would you pay for half hour Piano Lessons in UT?
I am accepting new students for lessons this fall. (in Utah)
I have taken 8 years of Piano lessons myself
I have an Elementary Education degree
I don’t have any teaching experience yet
The lessons will be a half hour, unless the student is old enough to pay attention for 45 minutes.
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Answer by govicseo
Check the going rate for hourly piano lessons at craigslist.org/Utah…
Good luck!
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Aug 26
Question by …Chikita…..: How long would it take to learn how to play piano if you already know how to read music?
I’ve played the flute for about 10 years now, and I would like to learn how to play the piano. Apart from reading music I have some experience as a music producer. I would like to know approximately how long it would take to be proficient. I would also appreciate any suggestions on piano learning methods. Thanks.
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Answer by Nancy S
3.6 day’s
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Jun 18
Question by Jimbo: How much would you pay for piano lessons?
I’m 13 and want to take piano lessons what is a good price per lesson?
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Answer by Sakura_Blossom120
The going rate in Canada is $ 20 per half hour.
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Jun 08
Question by Donni-Jay: If you play piano, would you play boogie woogie nowadays?
Many people have learned to play piano, using one finger chords, and the key changer, which means they would not be able to play a boogie.
Have you heard boogie piano, and would you like to learn to play it?
Or, do you already play boogie woogie?
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Answer by pongpresario
Why not? Its an imaginative motif w/in a broadly accepted genre. Check out Billy Preston, often known as “the sixth stone”, and a very talented and successful exponent of the idiom in modern times..
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