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Free Piano Lessons with an Expert Teacher

Learn how to play the piano in these video tutorials from a professional piano teacher!

Have you always wanted to play the piano? We’re here to help! Get started with these 20 video tutorials hosted by San Diego, CA piano teacher Jordan M, one of our expert instructors with TakeLessons.com. In this free video series, you’ll get an introduction to the instrument and learn a few easy exercises to get you reading music and understanding rhythm!

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Video #1:
Intro to the Piano

Intro to the Piano: Learn about the parts of the piano and how to find the all-important Middle C.

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Piano Basics

Learn about proper posture, hand placement, and other beginner essentials.

Video #3:
Reading Piano Notes

Learn about the treble and bass clefs, and tips for remembering the notes on the piano.

Video #4:
Time and Key Signatures

Learn what all those sharps and flats really mean, and how to decode your music.

Video #5:
Understanding Rhythm

Follow along to master quarter notes, quarter rests, and half rests.

 

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Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned pro, check out the Piano articles on our blog.

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4 Easy Ways to Make Piano Practice Fun and Productive

Bored of the same routine when you sit down at the keys? Try out these piano practice tips from New York, NY teacher Nadia B...   Practicing piano can be challenging and sometimes laborious as you aim to improve, learn, and break down hard passages. While learning piano does require time and effort, it should also be fun and engaging. The following piano practice tips will ensure that your practice time is both productive and fun. 1. Pick music you enjoy One of the best ways to make … Read More

4 Easy Ways to Make Piano Practice Fun and Productive
Bored of the same routine when you sit down at the keys? Try out these piano practice tips from New York, NY teacher Nadia B...   Practicing piano can be challenging and sometimes laborious as you aim to improve, learn, and break down hard passages. While learning piano does require time and effort, it should also be fun and engaging. The following piano practice tips will ensure that your practice time is both productive and fun. 1. Pick music you enjoy One of the best ways to make
Piano App Review: Tonara's Wolfie
Are you looking for a new piano app to help sharpen your skills? Below, piano teacher Ryan C. dishes all of the details on the teaching app Wolfie... As a piano teacher, I’m always looking for new ways to inspire my students and help them learn faster. I’ve spent an enormous amount of time making my own supplemental materials, writing pedagogical articles, and thinking of fun piano games to keep them engaged. While all of this work has been very helpful for my own sake as a teacher,
5 Fun Online Games For Learning Piano Notes
Many people later in life regret not playing an instrument. And you probably already know about the benefits to both adults and children in learning to play music. The best news of all? It's never too late to learn! Even just learning a few notes on the piano can give you a great start. And as soon as you learn those, you'll find out how awesome it can feel to use your hands to produce beautiful music! Kids can also gain a sense of confidence from learning piano notes and will likely remember
Play Me, I’m Yours: The History of Pianos as Street Art
Hearing piano playing while walking down the street isn't something we expect everyday. But with the "Play Me, I'm Yours" campaign, there could be street pianos coming to your city soon. The program has been around since 2008, and has blossomed to placing street pianos all around the world with one simple encouragement: "Play me, I'm yours." How it Started The first city with street pianos from the Play Me, I'm Yours project was Birmingham, UK. There was 15 pianos placed around the city, and
Science-Backed Rituals to Calm Your Nerves Before a Piano Recital
Do the butterflies in your stomach seem to turn into bats before each and every piano recital? You are not alone. Millions suffer from performance anxiety, or “stage fright,” from actors to professional athletes. But you don’t have to let this anxiety prevent you from letting your talent shine for the world to see! Is anxiety affecting you before your piano recital? Look for these signs: Increased heart rate Trembling limbs or voice Dry mouth or difficulty speaking Cold, sweaty hands

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