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Learning Piano Few Questions?
Ok So I have played guitar for 2 and a half years trombone for about three and have gotten fairly good at both quickly cause I practice a lot. for my birthday I asked for a piano its a fairly nice one it has weighted keys and is electric but besides that where do I even begin I mean i want to get a piano book AND I want lessons but not sure If I can afford to get them right now. so where do I begin? what do I do? I already know how to read the music time signatures but yeah any tips for a beginner
things to do? things not to ?
3 Answers
- supertopLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Start with learning chords; you already know them on the guitar, just learn how to play them on the piano, and learn the chord inversions. You can get books and teach yourself. Go to a music store and tell them what you want.
- 1 decade ago
Do try to get lessons before anything else.
What to work on:
The different positions of hands
Scales
Making the transition from Bass to Treble Clef (I play both, switching back and forth takes practice)
The use of both hands at the same time
Most of all practice! It's the only thing that will make you better. Best of luck and I hope to see your name in lights.
Source(s): Musician - fladaboscoLv 61 decade ago
Start with Bach two part inventions. Practice each part separately then put them together. Work up to three part inventions. Not only does it teach you piano but they are great harmony lessons too.
