Category: Piano

Learn To Play: Hoppipolla by Sigur Ros

Download the notation: clementine.quickshareit.com The first of many instructional videos on how to play good music. This one features the piano driven song “Hoppipolla” by icelandic “slow-motion rock” band Sigur Ros. This song is broken down into all the main parts for easy learning.

Debussy, Clair de lune (Twilight soundtrack? piano music)

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) for this video Q: Where can I get free sheet music for this piece? A: Here’s a copy, thanks to Clint S. Mars: www.musanim.com Q: Can I follow the person who made this video on Twitter? A: Sure, Stephen Malinowski’s Twitter ID is: musanim Q: Where can I download this song? A: You can get it at iTunes: tinyurl.com or at Amazon: www.amazon.com Q: I wish I could play this piece. A: You can! If you have a MIDI setup (MIDI keyboard with damper pedal, MIDI piano, and a computer running Windows or Mac OS X), you can play this piece using the conductor program. You need to learn the piece really well, but you don’t need to learn to play the piano. The article describing how this works is here www.musanim.com and the software is available here (free) www.musanim.com The performance used in this video was done using this software! Q: Is it just me, or does this piece make everyone cry? A: Maybe not everyone, but lots of people … www.musanim.com Q: Can you please do a video of ______? A: First, check my to-do list: www.musanim.com If the music you want isn’t there, then read the “Could you please” question here: www.musanim.com If the music you want isn’t on the list and seems like something I might do, email me: www.musanim.com Q: This is not the Clair de lune I learned growing up in France. A: You may be thinking of the song Au clair de la lune: www.musanim.com Q: What happened to my comment? A: Questions answered in the FAQ and comments with …

Learn How To Play Piano – The Scientist by Coldplay

Was looking at some sheet music and realized that The Scientist was a really good piece for beginners to start. If you need more advanced instruction or want to dumbed down a bit just send me a message. ************************** When it gets to the part in the song that goes “no one ever said it would be this hard” [4 beat pause] “oh take me back to the start” Play CEG 4 times in the four beat pause and then play it again once and hold it down for “oh take me back to the start”. Then start up again with 4 DF-A’s. This happens twice in the song.

Is it possible to learn play piano through online class?

Actually my family ask me to learn piano but it is hard to find piano class at my area.then i just want to know is it possible for me to learn piano through online class.because i found several website has offer online class then my mom ask me to subscribe it.i don’t know what to do because i think i am really not enjoy with this kind of learning style.

Singing & Songwriting for Beginning Pianists : How to Learn to Play Piano

Learning to play piano is best with a piano teacher who can demonstrate the different notes, proper piano posture and basic tunes. Play the piano withtips from a pianist, singer and songwriter in this free video on musical tips. Expert: Tom Kenaston Bio: Tom Kenastone is a multi-talented pianist, singer and songwriter with more than 25 years of professional experience. Filmmaker: Steve Anthony

Best Free Piano Lessons Learn to Play Left Hand Piano Arpeggios (2/2)

Second part of lesson on breaking up left hand chords into interesting arpeggios. In this video I talk about inverting arpeggios, and leave you off with a drill. If you need a hint, leave me a comment! 🙂

How do I learn to play piano without having to look at the piano keys?

I have been playing piano for a little over a year now, and play really well by ear, but when it comes to playing from sheet music, I can’t keep my eyes just on the music. I have to constantly look down to find where my fingers are and then I lose my place. Is there a trick to being able to jump around over the keys and not getting lost? Or is it just a lot of practice?