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The Piano Player #52., How to Start Playing Piano January 12, 2020 |
Tips & Tools for Piano Players: Start Playing PianoHi, and welcome to "The Piano Player", the newsletter from OnlinePianoCoach.com. In each issue you will get tips and tools about playing and learning the piano. If you like this newsletter, please share it with your piano playing friends. Or, if a friend forwarded this to you, and if you like what you read, make sure to subscribe (and pick up your gift) by visiting
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"The Piano Player"-- Issue #52, January 2020 In This Issue:Adult Piano Lessons Benefits and Advantages Beginner Piano Lessons for Adults How to Start Playing the PianoWhat to Do & What You NeedReady to start learning the piano? You know that it's never too late to learn something new. And that applies to learning the piano as well!You can learn the piano at any age, so just do it! Here you'll find my best tips on how to. The piano is such a versatile instrument, and there are as many ways of learning as there are ways to play it. You can learn to read music, or learn by ear- it really doesn't matter as long as you enjoy it! Make sure to visit my online piano lessons especially tailored for adult beginners, as well as some selected sheet music for adult beginners. Have fun, and have a Happy New Musical Year!
Adult Piano Lessons Benefits and Advantages
There are plenty successful pianists, both professionals and amateurs that started adult piano lessons as an older beginner. So let’s just dispel this myth once and for all: You are never too old to learn the piano!
How to Play the Piano
![]() The piano is a superstar instrument with many talents. There are many styles and ways to play. The piano is like an orchestra, you could say that with ten fingers you can play ten different instruments!
Beginner Piano Lessons for Adults
You will also learn to start reading music, plus a lot of other tips and tricks along the way.
Got Piano Questions?
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Piano Q & A
Piano Question of the Month
Inability to Really ProgressHello! I am a 65 year old woman who have been taking piano lessons for the past 6 and a half years, but I am just now completing book 3A in Faber's Piano Adventures.I practice everyday for at least 30 minutes, but I'm only able to play what I am currently working on. When I go back to the beginning of my book, I can't play the pieces that I learned previously. Recently, my piano teacher gave me a very simple 2 line piece to sight read, and I couldn't do it initially until I practiced it independently for about 10 to 15 minutes..
Piano Sheet Music and Books
Adult Beginner Piano Sheet Music & MoreWhen learning to play piano you first of all need beginner piano sheet music and books of high quality.Here are my tips and recommendations of some of the best supplementary piano sheet music books especially for adult learners. Comments? Ideas? Feedback?
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