Piano Lessons: Get Started Improvising Using Chords! Here is a transcript of the video if you would like to follow along: Good morning. This is Duane, and today I’d like to talk about practicing chords as part of your piano … Continue reading →
Video Piano Home Study “Crash Course” Allows You To Learn Piano At Home Children need to take lessons from a trained piano teacher – someone that not only knows music and knows how to teach kids, but also sits beside … Continue reading →
Most of the time chords are played with your left hand, while the melody (the tune of the song) is played with the right hand. But it is also possible to play chords with the right hand and not play … Continue reading →
I’ve written about this subject many times and even have an Kindle ebook on the subject titled “Can Music Make You Smarter?” Now the magazine Scientific American has come out with an article titled “Even a few years of music … Continue reading →
You’re an adult learning to play the piano, but you don’t know where to start. The hectic nature of life doesn’t always allow for you to seek out piano instructors, but you’d really like some help with your playing. In … Continue reading →
How to find piano playing lessons If you are one of the many people who love music, then you most likely have thought about learning how to play an instrument. Though might sound simple, it takes years of practice to … Continue reading →
Piano lessons are one of the best ways to enjoy the beauty of this instrument. For some, they always seem to play but are never actually able to play it nicely. Which is why taking piano lessons are truly a … Continue reading →
Beethoven was never much for rules so why obey them for one of his most famous pieces? Even the title of the piece popularly known as the Moonlight Sonata bears reference to Beethoven’s love of not doing things the way … Continue reading →
Piano practice for adults — how to help your piano teacher make the most of your piano lessons. Any truly positive change takes a lot of time, dedication, and patience – and that includes piano practice. Anyone who tells you … Continue reading →
A student of mine who writes a blog did an hilarious post about her kids learning piano at home. She (the Mom) used my Crash Course to stay a piano lesson or two ahead of the kids. If you are … Continue reading →
