I hadn t touched a piano and didn t know anything about it. But I want to teach myself. Excuse me

1.Unlike the guitar, the piano is divided into practice and performance in terms of size, and there is no distinction in terms of standard. There is no generality, and the serious modern piano is 88 keys, except for variants. If you have to build a piano with 1,800 keys, no one can control it.

2.How do you look at the piano score, this problem is too big, enough to write 300,000 words**. You learn music theory first.

3.The third question is simply impossible, as if you were asking how to tie your shoes with your two hands.

It is not recommended that you study on your own, and I really don't recommend it. If you want to learn, find a teacher to teach.

I haven't heard of anyone who is self-taught.

If you want to play, buy a 61-key Yamaha electronic keyboard and use the speed keys to imitate the piano, more than 2,000 yuan is quite good.

If you're majoring, find a teacher.

Exercises with both hands are more difficult to work with one-finger to multi-finger chords. Practice makes perfect.

I suggest you go to the piano shop and find a teacher, the teacher of the piano shop is not expensive, and you don't have to buy the piano yourself, see if you are suitable for it, and then make a decision.

You can go to a piano teacher, professional talents will pave the way for you, and you will go more smoothly in the future.

1. The electric piano is the best choice for people who do not want to buy a physical piano that occupies a huge area and is inconvenient to move, and at the same time to save money, the ordinary price is generally about 2000-4000 yuan. The piano has a total of 88 keys in black and white. Many electronic organs are not 88 full-range, so pay attention when buying.

2. Piano scores are generally staves, and related knowledge belongs to basic music theory, which is easy to find on the Internet.

3. Practice makes perfect, everyone has only this one way, there is no shortcut.

Hello, music theory has a special teacher to tutor, and your child is only 7 years old, limited comprehension, music theory this thing, that is, not everyone is proficient in learning **, many things are really difficult for most people to understand, piano, you want to cultivate some interest in children, and then it is best to ask the teacher, whether your child is suitable for learning ** or playing the piano, (I saw a child when I was learning erhu at my teacher's house, If you want to learn erhu, my teacher said that he does not have the quality of string music) Of course, I don't know what kind of expectations you have for your child, whether to learn to play the piano or take the professional road, if you want to take the professional road, you must cultivate his interest, this is very important, because the professional road is difficult, tired, bitter, boring and difficult, and you can't go far without interest. As for the problem of piano and electronic organ, he must not be allowed to learn electronic piano, just like my previous answer, he who can play the piano will definitely play the electronic piano, but a great person who plays the electronic piano is not that good, you can go to see the keyboard of the piano and the electronic organ, to play it, you can feel the difference in feel, the piano has 88 keys, as well as the foot pedal, weak sound, it can be said that the hands and feet are used together, the electronic organ is only the hand is moving, and secondly, the electronic organ is not so professional, As for music theory, some simple (chords, intervals and even basic keys) will be learned in learning the piano, and difficult ones (intervals and chords, transpositions, keys, etc.) can be taught by a special music theory teacher, but the premise is that your child's comprehension ability has reached that level, and now it is definitely not possible, after all, he has only learned for less than two years, just a basic knowledge.

I am humble, if there is any shortcoming, please advise.

It is recommended not to learn the electronic organ. It is necessary to study cultural knowledge well. My son learned piano at the age of 5, and participated in the national electronic piano competition held by the Soong Ching Ling Association at the age of 6, and all 15 judges gave a perfect score of 30 points and won the first place.

The judges said that my son did not have a three-year piano foundation and could not play the "Wedding Dance" in the dance drama "Fish Beauty". It's okay to learn the piano well, learn cultural knowledge well, music theory is not important, my son didn't study either, when he grows up, he will understand. When my son was 7 years old, he played the violin accompaniment to others, and he didn't need to prepare, he could just read the score.

All in all, culture comes first, piano comes second.

You are **, if I can teach near my home, I am the basis of the transfer of teaching, the child does not like to learn, I will have a way to make him love to learn, then it depends on the child's ability to accept, if the ability to accept is fast, it doesn't matter if he is lazy, as long as he is fast in his ability to accept, I will have a way to give it to the church

We've been studying Thompson for half a year, and I've found that she can play tunes well, but she can't tell her if she can't talk about music theory or something, and she can't talk about new tunes, so I have to teach the teacher again, can I change Bastian's textbook, they have a special music theory knowledge class.

Liar, who said that to learn the piano you have to start with the electronic organ, learning the electronic organ first will destroy the child's good touch feeling and hand shape and strength.

Learning the piano well, playing the electronic piano is as easy as a breeze, the electronic piano has no feel, strength, playing time for a long time, getting used to the hand shape of the electronic piano, and then it is difficult to turn the piano, so it is recommended to learn the piano first, and then turn the double row of keys, and convert to a synthesizer are beneficial.

It's a fool to go to Xiaowen to learn, and the electronic piano can play bullshit.

If you just play tunes, you only need to learn the basics, and with more practice, you can quickly reach level 10 of playing tunes, and if you want to learn variations, and score your own music, this depends on everyone's understanding, but usually you can learn it well in four years.

Again, the staff is simple, and here's a piece of information to give you a general idea of [it seems like a hassle, but it's not] and it's enough to buy a book that includes the different meanings of the staff and the different meanings represented by the various note shapes, and the so-called masters are just constantly mastering and perfecting these and basic things. There are many books about reading staves in the bookstore, you can choose a book "Learn staves from scratch" (or similar to beginners), if you have the conditions, it is better to find an expert to give advice. It feels difficult to get in touch with the stave, but in fact, it is not difficult to learn at all, and many children begin to learn the piano and the stave at the age of age.

As long as you have the determination and perseverance to keep learning, no problem. Piano notation, in fact, is a stave, in general, the right hand plays the upper line of staff (usually the treble clef), and the left hand plays the lower line of staff (usually the bass clef). Learning stave is best combined with ear training to help develop intonation.

First remember a few sounds that can play a role in identification (take the treble clef as an example) 1, **c (small character 1 group): add a line [in fact, it is the most commonly used dodo] 2, small character 2 group c: the third room 3, small character 3 group c:

If you add 2 lines to the top of these three sounds, you can remember the positions of the other sounds. Remember that adjacent lines are 3 degrees from each other (or between them) ) or ). In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to distinguish the time values of different notes, and when sight-singing, you should look at the clef (whether it is a treble clef or a bass clef), time signature (whether it is 2 4 or 3 4 time), and key signature (how many sharps?).

A few flats) These must be very careful, the stave reading or more practice, practice makes perfect. I hope it will be useful [in fact, find a piano teacher to take a lesson or two with a purpose, and if you know what's going on, you won't go again, saving time and effort].

I learned the staff, and then apart from proficiency, the piano really didn't have any difficulty.

Self-study suggests that you might as well play the electronic piano, the piano self-study can't learn anything and it's easy to play the hand deformed.

Buy a regular piano introductory textbook. You can go to the piano shop. Bookstores should have sold it too.

It is better to have a good point with a CD. Practice fingering first. Familiarize yourself with the keyboard.

Learn some simple tunes. Then practice and then slowly deepen. The way to learn well is to practice more.

Even the best teachers would say the same. Because this can only be improved by practicing on your own.

Learn to read staves. Because pianos are all notated with staves.

There are specific introductory textbooks. But I don't know what level you have.

First of all, understand the staff, not only the sound, but also the rhythm and ** symbols. It's best not to go to the piano shop to learn, although it is taught in a separate room, the sound insulation effect is poor, which will have a bad effect on you. You can ask the teachers of the ** college, not all the fees are expensive, but be careful:

Be sure to choose a piano major! When I first learned to play the piano, I was taught by a violin player, but my hand shape was a mess and it took me a long time to change it. If you can, buy a piano (I prefer Yamaha), and if you can't, buy an electric steel.

Oh yes, I want to buy a metronome. The most important thing is your persistence! Practice at least one hour a day, starting with Hanon.

It's best to go to the piano shop to learn. If you want to learn on your own, you must first learn to understand the rhythm of 5 lines and basic rhythms.

Playing the piano does not require any knowledge of music theory, which is only used to prepare for exams.

As long as you can read staves and understand the rhythm, you're good to go.

In the beginning, I suggest that you start with some melodies that you are familiar with, and then slowly explore them, and gradually you will play a lot.

You have to learn to read piano scores, otherwise everything is useless.

Buy a sheet of music, and if you can understand the score, master the rhythm, then you'll be able to play it, and I've learned a little bit before, hehe.

You can start by buying some music theory books from the electronic keyboard.

The piano sheet of "Friends Who Have Been in Love for a Long Time is shared with you.

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Home and virtuoso are two different things. Your musicality may be better, but I don't think it's a genius, because... You're not going to write a symphony in the first or second grade or give a recital at the age of 5 like Hoffman did ==.

If you go professional, you're late. Hobbies can be used at any time. The piano is not something that you can play if you know the melody, a large part of the pianists play the tunes written by others all their lives, they are still pianists, and the same is true for other musical instruments.

It's like many violinists can't even grasp the most basic notes, let alone melody, when they first start out with violinists, but that doesn't affect their future success, and vice versa.

Learning the piano is not necessarily related to whether you have a talent for composing, a good pianist does not necessarily have to be particularly sensitive to the melody or find the sound accurately, the tuner has a better grasp of the intonation than many people, they can also accurately find the sound on the piano after hearing the melody and play it. On the other hand, a person with a particularly good pitch (who can find a certain melody on the piano when he hears or remembers it) may not be able to play any instrument well. The piano is something that needs to be practiced, and it's a bit too early to talk about talent from your current foundation.

The interval of the piano is fixed, I have been playing the piano for many years, and if you give me a melody, I can play it immediately, but I have not studied the composition or anything, these are skills that can be acquired through training. I have a friend who has never touched any musical instrument, but as soon as his sister's piano runs out of sound, even a little bit, he can immediately hear it and can point out how much = =. If you want to learn piano, it's best not to ask about any talent, but to take 20 years of hard practice.

In addition, I wonder why you are so talented and don't continue to learn, but two years of learning, if you are quite talented, you should be obsessed with **. The blues you are talking about should be a 10-hole harmonica, which is technically more complex than 24 holes (you can change the pitch), but 24 holes are originally the basis of 10 holes, and 10 is much simpler if you know 24. You're so talented, maybe you forgot all the harmonica you learned in 3rd or 4th grade?

It seems that the landlord is an adult, first of all, we put aside whether there is **talent, you already have a **foundation, I am also an adult, I learned Guzheng without a **foundation, I think that as long as I am not particularly stupid, good at persistence, diligent practice, there will be results. In fact, from "I can blow any song as long as I can hum it", it already means that you have a certain talent, and I believe your musicality is also good. To learn the piano, you have to come step by step, and if you don't learn to climb first, you can learn to run, which is definitely not good.

"It was after reaching a certain level that I felt that I had to be interested in learning anything, and I would be motivated to do it, and it would be important to persevere." Let me ask you two questions: 1. Do you like to play the piano?

First of all, if you can hum, you will blow, which is what we commonly call the score, it is a sense of interval (that is, the distance between 2 notes), or you are more sensitive to pitch and interval, but the piano is not only the main melody to become the ...... of piano musicSerious piano performance requires the cooperation of two hands, and this cannot be done without practice.

In fact, since you can already pick up the score, it's better to play a single ** device, such as the saxophone, and after spending 2 months practicing the basic skills, you can blow it at will, which is cool and novel, and cheap.