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Rachel asked:


i would love to play piano again, but i cant get lessons, and….so,,,yeah how can i start? i dont really know where the keys are, would tht be the start? learning where the keys are? can u help?

Phoenix Solomon

MORGAN asked:


I already know about Brian Crain. Another one I really like is the piano cello movement of “You Are Good”

Any suggestions?

Marquez Glass

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im 13 & would lik 2 learn piano quick,easy and 4 free online. if u could plz link sum websites tht u would recommend.tht would b great.
thanks

Deanna Luna

xoxnattyxox asked:


ok i started playing piano last september and im doing really good, im almost at level 2 now and my teacher thinks im a natural and a fast learner compared to other people. ive got some simple piano song books, but i was justw andering, is there a site that i can get some really easy beginner songs from? not difficult music, just simple and easy to play for beginners. is there such a site??

Dayana Collier

Mrs McGill asked:


I bought a KEYBOARD piano…the electric ones you plug in, but when i got it (bought from ebay…) the piano keys were really hard to play. i looked up how to clean it but all i found was computer keyboards or actual pianos. anyone…help??
it’s not the tops that are sticky, it’s underneath. i can barely push the keys down all the way. i need to clean UNDER the keys, not the top.

Nikolas Valencia

maibs asked:


When I sit down and play the piano, my fingers have been feeling stiff, and so is the rest of my body. At times, I hear my brain telling me to play this note and that, and in the end I get all confused and screw up the piece. Also, I can never finish a peice without making a mistake. I feel tense, and even stressed. Can anyone tell me why is this so? And how to I get into that relaxed state of mind?

Addison Bonner

D asked:


I really want to start learning how to play the piano. I already have a keyboard with 61 keys, i don’t know if i should buy a full sized piano, or even if it will make a difference…HELP!

Elyse Huffman

Patrick’s wife asked:


She just turned four, has had some musical experience in “Music Together”, which is like Kindermusik. She enjoys music and has a great memory for melodies and songs. Her attention span is about 25-30 minutes when listening to something like a Mozart piano concerto. Is there a better way than simply flipping through the yellow pages?
It seems like you all are saying I shouldn’t find her a teacher, which is not the answer to my question. She likes to play on the piano already, can read words, sing the diatonic scale acsending and descending (and some simple tunes by tonal names, thanks to The Sound of Music), do addition and subtraction and count to 100. Going by her motivation, her attention span, and her cognitive skills, she seems ready for some structured musical instruction.

Gage Bray

wowlolz123 asked:


I want to play schoenfield’s cafe music but we dont have a piano player. What instruments are typically used to replace a piano?

Billy Leon

Opal K asked:


I love playing the piano,and I always review my pieces in the lesson and recital and classical books, but I’m getting bored and need new pieces to practice. My piano lessons start again in the fall and I want to surprise my teacher by playing a new piece for her. I’m done with level 4, and I’m moving on to level five. What are some piano pieces I can practice?

Garrett Melendez