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I don't actually remember but i usually read those as "play with 5, switch to 3" like you said, or i just ignore the switch and play it with the 3 or whatever
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Nov 28, 2023 05:45
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Urethane posted:Quick question because I can't find an answer in the Faber piano books: What does this parentheses notation mean for the left hand? I think it's just 3 (or 5). You don't have to hold it, it's just an eight note.
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Nov 28, 2023 15:18
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Yeah, normally if you're switching fingers it's on a note you're holding down, to get your hand in a better position for the next shift. There's not really time for that here, as the note is only a quaver (8th note), and is let go of when you play the following G. I'd just take it as a suggestion that you can use 3 or 5 to play it, depending on what's most comfortable for you.
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Nov 28, 2023 18:16
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Or you can use both! There's no law against it
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Nov 28, 2023 18:50
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I’m ashamed to admit I would probably use 4
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Nov 28, 2023 19:20
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Feeling festive. What's a good book of Christmas music arrangements for piano, suitable for up to perhaps grade 5 or so?
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Dec 7, 2023 19:15
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Captain Apollo posted:PianoForAll is extremely cheap. I was just looking into a piano class offered by my community college. $99 for eight zoom classes. Would PianoForAll be a better route to take? I am an absolute beginner (well I took lessons 30 odd years ago but don't remember much) Mostly just wanna mess around with beat making. I have a Casio ctx700, and MicroKorg that I goof around on. As of last week I have just been learning off of this thing. https://bestmusicstuff.com/collections/piano/products/ultimate-piano-reference-poster
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Dec 18, 2023 00:09
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It's been a while since I posted something, so here's a recent project. 2023 is the 150th anniversary of Rachmaninoff's birth and I've been working on his Piano Sonata #1, op. 28, an absolute unit of a piece. I recorded practice takes of the outer movements recently: 1st mvmt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLt3y96_IFA 3rd mvmt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tYkGf5g-Mc The whole thing lasts ca. 38-40 minutes. Need to go back and record the second movement. The thing with Rachmaninoff is that learning the notes is only about 10% of the work.
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Dec 30, 2023 01:31
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Can someone help a beginner? I'm hoping to add piano/keyboards to my list of instruments I know, but can't really play. Goal is to be able to bang out some country tunes and have fun. Will something simple, like a Casio LK-S250 do me just fine, or is there benefit to getting something fully weighted, like a Roland FX-10? Also happy to get alternatives to the above, they're just what are usually recommended.
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Jan 1, 2024 03:04
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sporklift posted:Pianoforall I mean it’s so cheap you really should do both as you can afford them. Pianoforall will give you a huge boost though. Took me from Dead beginner to low intermediate in like a month
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Jan 4, 2024 18:37
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Kuule hain nussivan posted:Can someone help a beginner? I'm hoping to add piano/keyboards to my list of instruments I know, but can't really play. Goal is to be able to bang out some country tunes and have fun. Will something simple, like a Casio LK-S250 do me just fine, or is there benefit to getting something fully weighted, like a Roland FX-10? Go to a music store and try them out. Maybe fully-weighted is overkill, or maybe you'll find you need it anyway. Beginner digital pianos will only have a handful of tones as compared to arranger keyboards, too. If piano is what you really want then get a digital piano, as you won't have to retrain yourself on fully-weighted keys if you decide to upgrade.
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Is the Roland FP30X good as a beginner piano? Ideally I'd like something with MIDI out as well to combine with FL Studio since I also want to learn song creation along the way.
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