Recently got a 66-key Microstation that I intend to use for learning piano music, and I'm looking for some good chord or arpeggio-rich beginner/intermediate songs. I already know basic major triad chords and one relatively simple song("Statues" by Foo Fighters).
Any help would be appreciated!
Actually going trough the books of pianoforall at the moment.
Helped me quite a bit till now, didn't finish them yet so I can't really bring an honest verdict.
There's a lot of "self help piano books" nowadays that use alternative methods to learning how to play the piano.
The thing I liked about pianoforall is that it has the basics, but also jazz and blues styles.
Next to this you learn how to play improvisational ballad songs and in the end even some classical music.
[url]http://pianoforall.com/[/url]
Again, didn't finish the books, but I've definately noticed an improvement in my playing so far.
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Plus he has a money back guarantee which is neat.
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Kinda fell for the pricing though, it was this price two months back too so I wouldn't feel rushed to go and buy it.
I appreciate the offer, and I've found some books I might consider buying.
However, as a college kid, I'd really prefer to find some free sheet music for modern music. If that's a near-impossible task, then I'll just buy the books instead. Just trying to minimize my budget.
[QUOTE=Water-Marine;43695505]I appreciate the offer, and I've found some books I might consider buying.
However, as a college kid, I'd really prefer to find some free sheet music for modern music. If that's a near-impossible task, then I'll just buy the books instead. Just trying to minimize my budget.[/QUOTE]
try [url]http://www.jellynote.com/en/[/url]
If you are wanting to head more in the classical direction, I really recommend getting a Czerny method book. It has helped me a lot with fingering technique. If you are looking for free sheet music I would use [url]http://imslp.org/[/url], it has tons and tons of piano music, along with full orchestral scores and other things. I use it often to find music to help me improve my piano technique and also help me with composing by seeing how other composers scored their music.
I'm sure you've heard this before, but never ever stop practicing. Never skip a day if at all possible.
[url="www.synthesiagame.com"]This[/url] may come in handy.
Mm I'd honestly reccommened a bigger keyboard, 66 is just way too limiting. 76 is a good number
[QUOTE=MexicanRetard;43746290][url="www.synthesiagame.com"]This[/url] may come in handy.[/QUOTE]
Doesn't sound too bad, but it has a very limited amount of songs for what it's worth(On top of that, really looking for free modern sheet music). I'll check it out though, thanks!
[QUOTE=thefreemann;43748135]Mm I'd honestly reccommened a bigger keyboard, 66 is just way too limiting. 76 is a good number[/QUOTE]
I realized that, unfortunately. I bought the MicroStation mainly for synth leads and whatnot, but I figured it'd be nice to figure out a few piano tricks here and there lol
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