Now I ve bought an electronic keyboard, but I don t know how to start, what to do

On the one hand, it depends on whether you can read music or not, and on the other hand, it depends on whether you want to learn on your own or find a teacher.

If you know music, you can buy some basic tutorials to practice, and you can also add some small pieces of music, don't worry, you can increase the difficulty little by little (the tutorial can be consulted by the piano shop, there are professionals, you tell him your situation, and he can help you choose the right one). But if you don't know how to read music, it depends on the piano you bought, because most electronic keyboards now have a line notation display, and you can compare it to learn staves. It won't be hard.

Of course, the easiest way is to find a teacher to teach you, and in the same way, you have to tell him about your situation, and he will help you analyze in more detail how you should learn.

Finally, I wish you the joy of finding ** and a Happy New Year!

Now, I have been learning the electronic piano for 6 years, and I started learning it at the age of 4, and then I switched to other musical instruments and finally went to the professional path, and there are two kinds of learning the electronic piano: one is to be a hobby; The second is that I want to go in and learn. If you are in the first category, then read the instructions of the electronic organ first, at present, there are more electronic organs Casio and Yamaha, Yamaha is more professional, so Casio is good.

If you want to figure out how to use it, you have to learn some basic music theory basics, because you have to be able to adjust tempo, timbre, multi-finger chords, one-finger chords, and midi, and of course, you have to be able to play sheet music and staff, so you have to know these basic professional knowledge. Next, you can find an enlightenment teacher to teach you basic hand shapes and fingering, and after you understand these things, you can start playing good tunes after practicing some simple basic training. If you are in the second category, then I recommend that you start with a professional teacher and start with hanon (the essence of all keyboard instruments, which is the basic skill), although it is boring, but if you want to be professional, you have to endure it.

Then learn the basic notation and music theory at the same time, and start practicing from the most classical tunes, so that you can walk steadily step by step.

First of all, you have to learn to read music, which is staves.

The practice begins with the etude, usually for children, and to a certain extent can start with Czerny 599, then Czerny 849, and finally Czerny 299; It is accompanied by some exercises for the left and right hands.

Those who practice sheet music can start with children, practice with two hands, and then practice together. It is usually practiced one by one, and then the whole song is practiced at the end.

However, it is best to have the guidance of a teacher, because some chiral fingering may not work if you learn it yourself, and some teachers have their own practice tricks, and the practice can progress faster.

Go to the piano shop to learn.

There are professionals to teach you.

The price can be asked again.

You can also buy your own sheet music.

If you have a foundation, you can practice it yourself.

Buy textbooks, or better yet, find a teacher to study.

Let's get acquainted with the keyboard first.

Find a teacher again.

Summary. Hello, it's best to get your mother's consent, and you can slowly discuss with your mother why you want to buy an electronic keyboard, why you like an electronic keyboard, to persuade her and support you.

I want to buy an electronic keyboard, but my mother won't let me, my dad will let me buy it, I don't know what to do, whether I can buy an electronic keyboard or not?

Hello, it's best to win your mother's Zen book Liang's congratulations, Zizhou can slowly discuss with your mother why you want to buy an electronic piano, why you like an electronic piano, to persuade her, support you.

Ask for permission before buying

I said it, but she didn't buy it. I've liked it for almost half a year, and she said at first that she would buy it when the house came down, but now she regrets it.

I said it, but she didn't buy it. I've liked it for almost half a year, and she said at first that she would buy it when the house came down, but now she regrets it.

You can let your father persuade you, and if you have agreed, you should do it.

And you'll make good use of the keyboard.

Okay, thank you. You're welcome.

Summary. Hello, the electronic organ has been bought for 14 years, and now it is very difficult to play, is it the life of the electronic keyboard? Yes, the life of the electronic organ depends on whether you maintain it well, generally like a little better maintenance can be used for more than 10 years is no problem, if you do not maintain much, it may take a few years or so to break the electronic organ, first of all, to see how you use it, how good it is, here is an estimate of how long you can use it.

Excuse me, I have been buying the electronic keyboard for 14 years, and now I am struggling to play it, is it the life of the electronic keyboard?

Hello, the electronic organ has been bought for 14 years, and now it is very difficult to play, is it the life of the electronic organ? Yes, the life of the electronic organ depends on whether you maintain it well, generally like a good maintenance can be used for more than 10 years is no problem, if you do not maintain it much, it may take a few years or so to break the electronic organ, first of all, look at where you are blind to see how you use it, how good it is, here is an estimate of how long you can use it.

If the electronic musical instrument is well maintained when the lead is calm, the life span of more than 10 years is generally not a problem; Generally speaking, it is about ten years. So now the 14-year-old Ken Ant Dust will definitely have a hard time.

Body posture.

021. All parts of the hand should be naturally relaxed and not stiff.

032. The upper arm (upper arm) naturally sags, and the lower arm is horizontally with the wrist and the back of the hand.

043. The fingers are naturally slightly bent, and the last section is perpendicular to the keyboard.

054. Use the outside touch key for the thumb, and touch the key with the flesh of the fingertips for the other fingertips.

065. The strength of the fingers of playing the electronic piano should be slightly lighter, and it is not appropriate to use the strength of playing the piano to touch the keys. Because the player plays a general electronic keyboard, the amount of touch force does not affect the volume (the more high-end electronic keyboard can also respond to the dynamic, except in this case).

076. It is not correct to have too loose fingers, or even light fluttering, because sometimes there is no sound due to the shallow keys and the electronic oscillator circuit is not dialed, and the natural weight of the hand is more appropriate.

The above things on the text may feel unvivid and unspecific when read, and netizens with conditions are better off asking a teacher or someone who knows how to show you.

08 Five fingers in situ exercises.

Introductory training in C major and A minor Shallow and easy songs in C major and A minor generally do not need to play the black keys, and learning to play generally starts from this. First, do the right hand in situ exercise: the fingers are naturally bent, the thumb is placed on the alto do (1) in the key of C, one finger is aligned with one key, and the fingering is played according to the fingering in the exercise.

09 (1) Practice steps.

1. Practice the single note with the five fingers of the right hand in situ, first practicing staccato and then legato.

2 Plus the five-finger in-situ practice of the automatic bass, first slow and then fast, requiring the rhythm to be played.

3. Learn the notation of major third chords and practice the major third chord with the left hand.

4 Dual-use mixed exercises: play the melody with the right hand and the assigned major third chord with the left hand and choose the assigned tone and rhythm.

10 (2) Exercise with the right hand in situ with one hand.

First, do the staccato practice with the right hand in place. From here, you'll be exposed to a wider range of staves. If you already know how to read it, the music score you start with is simply "pediatric" for you; If you don't understand, then you have to make up for some knowledge of reading music (P.S

Common sense of staves, for those who don't know how to read music).

Practice the scales more, the hand shape should be correct, raise the fingers, mainly practice the basic skills, and then play good music, and move the fingers more.

The left and right hands should also be well coordinated, it is a little difficult at first, and the more you practice, the more familiar you become.

Be sure to practice more.

I passed grade 10.

I was deeply touched.

If you buy a professional electronic organ, you should buy a first-level one and slowly rise up.

The electronic piano is very easy to learn, there is no problem in buying a good textbook, this "Easy Self-learning Electronic Organ" is very suitable for self-study, very basic and detailed explanation, and equipped with ***, from the understanding of the stave, the simple score, the electronic organ, and the performance method, all kinds of skills, and each technique is with the corresponding score practice, it is very solid to learn, and there are a large number of music examples, basically there are teachers to demonstrate, it is very easy to learn.