I have viewed dozens of different tutorials.your the first one to make since to me.did not tell me ld play hit pop songs in two days.thank you so much.
Your usual great video Susan. I always liked subscribing to the thoughts of Thelonius Monk, “There are no wrong notes; some are just more right than others.” It’s a comforting thought. 😂
Thank you. All great tips. I will definitely try that theme and variations approach. When I was playing Over the Rainbow, I accidentally pressed the wrong keys. They were wrong in the sense that they were non-existent on the sheet music, but they actually felt somewhat satisfying to my ears. It was when I first thought about this thing called improvisation. Thanks again for providing some practical tools I can employ. Needed to start from something.
Do you have any tips on reading the 2 lines of music at a time? I usually memorize the left hand then read the music I'm playing for the right hand... I seem to have tunnel vision as I only read the top or only the bottom (one hand) of music :( Thanks!
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I have viewed dozens of different tutorials.your the first one to make since to me.did not tell me ld play hit pop songs in two days.thank you so much.
Thanks Susan. This is amazing
You are not just a music teacher . You are a school 😊.
Your usual great video Susan. I always liked subscribing to the thoughts of Thelonius Monk, “There are no wrong notes; some are just more right than others.” It’s a comforting thought. 😂
Fun video, thanks :)
Thank you. All great tips. I will definitely try that theme and variations approach.
When I was playing Over the Rainbow, I accidentally pressed the wrong keys. They were wrong in the sense that they were non-existent on the sheet music, but they actually felt somewhat satisfying to my ears. It was when I first thought about this thing called improvisation.
Thanks again for providing some practical tools I can employ. Needed to start from something.
Good one.
Thank you for Great tips. What piano(make and model) you are playing, It sounds great.
Do you have any tips on reading the 2 lines of music at a time?
I usually memorize the left hand then read the music I'm playing for the right hand... I seem to have tunnel vision as I only read the top or only the bottom (one hand) of music :(
Thanks!