How to learn piano by yourself Piano lessons are very expensive now

Piano self-study is based on a certain amount of teacher guidance! I know that there are many people in it who are asking how to learn piano on their own!

My suggestion is that it is best to follow the teacher at the beginning, music theory knowledge, arm strength, music feelings, and having a teacher to guide that is the most effective and fast way!

You can buy a better electronic piano to practice first, but the electronic piano also has drawbacks, it is best to learn from the teacher, and you can practice at the teacher's house!

It's hard to learn without a teacher, so it's best to have a teacher to guide you!

Piano tuition has never been cheaper.

It's hard to learn on your own!! If you want to learn on your own, watch the tutorial. However, the effect may not be obvious, and the piano is not a simple thing after all.

This is a simple point.

Hehe. Have fun!

Teachers are really needed in general, and I'm telling the truth.

If you don't have a teacher.

You're going to go crazy. And it's both a waste of effort and time.

Although the piano is primary, it is much simpler than the violin in terms of structure.

However, the foundation is very important, and most of the beginners practice basic skills and pay attention to finger pronunciation.

If you can't do any of that. If you want to behave, you can't start with this.

It is recommended that you still ask a teacher for advice, and you don't need to ask a teacher after you have learned a certain level.

The foundation must be learned, that is, the most basic fingering and music reading ability, if you know this, you also need to have a certain sense of rhythm, so it is easy to do. If you don't even have a foundation, it's better to learn from the teacher for a while, there is no way, and the piano must be practiced more.

It is recommended that you find a piano teacher, and you will learn faster.

Do you want to learn something else or still want to learn an instrument, how are you learning the piano? To what extent?

Situation 1: Basic practice, want to learn piano one step closer.

After practicing the "Easy Piano Tutorial", it is best to buy a copy called "Hanon" or "Bye" to play.

Hanon is mainly related to the scale, that is, the dexterity of the fingers, and "Beye" is to connect some small etudes on the basis of the scale, which will also increase the flexibility of the fingers. Come on, practice well, in fact, after practicing well, you will feel that it is not difficult.

Situation 2: I am already practicing the piano very well and want to learn some other instruments.

1. It is recommended that you learn the flute. Very elegant. If you think both instruments are elegant and want to change the style, learn the drum kit. It's very handsome for girls to learn this thing, and you should be able to use it when you go to middle school. Guitars are fine, but guitars are more common nowadays.

2. If you have a very, very good pitch (with a fixed pitch that you can distinguish when you hear any single and two-tone chord), you can try a violin (the cello is also good, but not so easy to carry).

Situation 3: I want to learn something else.

Learning calligraphy has many benefits such as calming down and relieving mental stress.

I don't know how good you are at the piano, but the piano is very fundamental and helpful for many other art majors. It is recommended to study, violin, vocal music, and if you want to have a deeper study, it is recommended to learn composition, sight-singing and ear training! Hope you help

Ten doesn't mean it's the pinnacle. Beethoven. Mozart.

Chopin. Haydn. These masters are not ten or eleven levels that can be measured.

Tips for touching the keys. Independence of the fingers. There are many, many more, which cannot be summarized by a few levels.

It is recommended to learn to see and sing ear training, and if you learn well, you can try to learn composition or something.

The accordion is also very good, and once the piano has laid the foundation, this is easy.

The accordion is very suitable, whether it is accompaniment or playing music, but it has to be able to endure hardships.

If you want to learn piano, you must first be able to calm down, you must be able to know the staves, if you are looking at the simple score to practice, then there is no exercise for your ability to read music.

As long as you can read staves, it's very easy to learn, and the rest is to practice hard and have talent.

If you want to avoid detours, go to the piano school for a few lessons.

Unlike children, you have to start with hand training and learn music theory.

It's okay to play a ...... or twoThat's a foundation, too.

Even the tunes of anime games** are not as simple as you think!

It is recommended that you find a good teacher to have a solid foundation, and then develop when you have a foundation, otherwise you will practice in a daze at the beginning, and you will have no chance to change it in the future, and you don't have to learn too well, and you can play a Clayderman Hisaishi or something.

Based on what you said, I suggest you learn to play the keyboard. Or an electric piano. And not the piano. If you don't love it, it won't love you.

Also, it's not just the Liszt superskill that needs a foundation, but the same as playing a little star. The basics are all the same, and you seem to be getting this concept wrong. It's not that you don't need to practice hard if you only play pop songs and don't touch the classics, just go straight to the tunes.

It is recommended to find a teacher to learn. And it is really not recommended that you learn piano, the electronic organ is more suitable for your favorite field, the piano is paler in pop music, and the pop ** is mostly monotonous on the piano, they are not the best partners for each other. Use a symphony instrument to play a single line...

Both of them will be depressed.

Self-study, it depends on whether you have the talent or not. If you love the piano so much and are not afraid of hardship, look for more tutorials on the Internet Follow the tutorial step by step, time will hone your level, thank you This is **I hope to help you.

1. Master the staves.

2. Master the main 7 tones.

3. It is recommended that you start with Thompson Jr.

4. Start to study amateur examination books.

5. Learn the classics, check the information, do a further understanding of the first, and pop up the first.

6. If you have done all the above points, start to talk about some esoteric and complex tunes (although it is a bit boring, but if you like it, you must be determined to practice, and you can't give up halfway).

7. When playing a tune, express or express your inner feelings through beautiful notes.

9. It should also be based on the characteristics of the composer.

For example, Beethoven's music is grandiose and imposing, and it should be played seriously and relaxed.

Mozart's music is beautiful and beautiful, light and soft, when playing to relax, carefully ponder, his music has a certain difficulty, to play the fun.

The piano poet Chopin's compositions mostly express the characteristics of loving his homeland, Poland, and sometimes he also plays some "Puppy Waltz" funny tunes.

10. Experience more and listen to some live concerts or symphonies by pianists.

If you do all of the above, you're almost an expert!

Today's topic:

Ding Ding Renqin: So, is it unrealistic for poor people to learn piano?

Regarding this question from netizens, I suddenly thought that Han Han once said a sentence in his work: "You can't stop running because you can't run Liu Xiang, and you can't stop driving because you can't drive Schumacher." Han Han's words tell everyone that we can't give up our dreams just because we are "poor".

The mother who stole the chicken leg "lives in the garbage dump and sends the baby to learn the piano!" No matter how poor you are, you must have a pursuit!

That's right, no matter how poor we are, we also have the right to have pursuits. Because, dreams arise from dissatisfaction with reality and transformation. Since it is a dream, it must be a breakthrough and improvement of reality.

If there is no helplessness and dissatisfaction with reality, perhaps human beings still live in a primitive society, without industrial civilization, without developed information, and of course, without these colorful entertainment tools. The meaning of survival is to constantly set up dreams and realize dreams. With dreams, we have the motivation to change the world, change our lives and ourselves, and life can be more exciting.

Tintin rents a piano: the reality of poor people learning piano.

It is the most testing of a person in a difficult situation. When you believe that tomorrow will be better, you will no longer care about the pain you have suffered today. Because when you have a dream, nothing can stop you from moving forward.

In the era of sharing economy with the rapid development of the Internet, as long as you are willing to stick to your dreams, nothing cannot be realized. For example, we can't afford to buy a piano, but we can rent a good brand piano for the money of a piece of clothing to learn and stick to your piano dream.

Conclusion: In order to continuously meet everyone's piano dreams, Ding Ding Renqin insists on innovation, so that piano dreamers can use the piano more conveniently, professionally and innovatively, so as to provide everyone with the opportunity to create a piano, and plug in the wings of soaring for everyone who is eager to dream, so that buying a piano will no longer be an obstacle for piano dreamers to have a dream.

This is Czerny's etude.

Score 1: F shown by the red arrow is strong, and the first measure (whole measure) is strong; The p indicated by the red arrow is weak, and the second measure (full measure) is weak. The blue arrow shows creceCrescendo, crescendo continues two bars to f as indicated by the blue arrow.

Score 2: P shown by the red arrow is weak, and four consecutive measures are weakly played to f.

Score 3: F shown by the red arrow is weak, and four consecutive measures are weakly played to p (not shown in this photocopy of p).

It continues until another strong or weak symbol or a stop symbol appears. However, some shops often do not have a stop symbol. None of the big deals. You can ask your piano teacher.

The first picture: The first stanza is all ringing. By the second quarter, it was rapidly lighter.

After that, the third quarter gradually changed from light to loud. By the second line the second measure is fully starting to sound. And so it goes.

Let's reason according to the above principles. Wherever there are these terms, the next one is connected. The first term can be concluded.

Begin the second term... Go down in turn.

Hope it helps!

It's a matter of personal musicality!! These symbols are all a hint to you, and you should judge by the musicality. You can listen to how the audio is played, and if you just learn the piano, imitate the audio!

I'm just saying, you can now try to get your hands on the keyboard.

At first, I also felt that buying a piano was too expensive, and I was afraid that it would be a waste if I didn't learn it in the future. I bought an electronic piano and set up a room to listen to the rhythm and play.

If you really want to learn piano, you can go to the piano shop, but you should be in high school, and I believe you don't have long left.

Therefore, the teacher will also suggest that if you really want to play the music, he will not delve into your hand shape, but teach you to recognize the music, practice Hanon fingering, and go directly to the score. Then I kept practicing in the difficult hand-shaped places, for an hour or two a day, and I could practice the simplest serenade (I forgot what it was called) every month

I also went to junior high school for a while, and I went to mix in the summer vacation of high school for another month, playing a girl's prayer like war and peace (my teacher's original words).

And what I promise is that just popping up to play fluently, you don't need to play the charm if you want to.

Because you've practiced before, it's not too difficult to recognize tadpole-like things. But you've learned the accordion, I don't know what the difference is with the piano, so I won't talk about it. But the keys of the piano should be a little more difficult.

If you really want to learn for a year or two, of course, you don't have to go straight to the tune.

But it's not realistic for you to go to high school.

So I suggest you play a simple and nice tune.

The Mystery Garden is simple, and it's nice to hear.

You may have just played a tune because of the score and keyboard alignment (I've been learning for so many years, and every time I start with a miserable ......).May your tunes survive ......Amen..

However, practicing the piano can cultivate sentiment, practice sitting temperament, practice sensory patience, practice what and whatever, it is indeed true... I practiced the piano for the first day, and my back hurt ......(I sat uncomfortably, the teacher said that I paid attention to sitting for one-third, and I sat for one-fifth haha.)

I didn't study well at the time, and now I'm almost a sophomore in high school.

To be honest, I regret it.

LZInteri also like piano and recommend getting a teacher when I get started.

Because you want to correct the hand shape or something, it is difficult to correct the wrong hand shape at the beginning, and you have to read and sing music or something, and there is some knowledge of music theory that you need to know [of course, it is very simple and common sense] The most popular textbook on the market is Xiaotang [full name John. Thompson Simple Piano Tutorial] You can go to the bookstore to buy it, and you don't need to talk to the teacher about Xiaotang. Actually, I think if LZ really likes it, I should find a teacher to study hard, and I can decide whether to continue with the teacher according to my personal thoughts at that time.