How to Play the Piano: An Introduction to Piano Playing [Kindle Edition]
Product Description
Why is learning to play the piano such a chore? It seems that people who take lessons work and work but take years to learn to play anything interesting or enjoyable. They are always unhappy about their lessons. People who take lessons sometimes even hate their teachers because they feel ashamed of their playing. The teacher may or may not intentionally make the student feel bad, but the fact remains that you lose interest if you never feel any satisfaction.
Teachers also alienate their students by asking them to play music that is either too hard or worse yet, too easy. Without a challenge, there is little point in trying to learn anything. Teachers might pile on too much work for the student to practice on at home, or not give the student a clue as to what to work on. Finding a good teacher can be extremely difficult.
Trying to learn on your own can be just as frustrating if you do not have the right guidance. You can search the internet infinitely and find all kinds of information on piano theory. Most of it you will not even understand. It is often in difficult language and assumes that you know quite a bit about music already. You also have to deal with conflicting theories. Sure, there are different points of view. You just do not want to hear them when you are first starting out. You want something you can rely on to begin your piano playing experience.
When you order lessons online, you often find instruction that is inaccurate and uninformative. The teachers might simply be trying to make a buck, without regard for what you might or might not learn. Besides this, online lessons can be very costly. You might try to get information and end up getting endless spam after you have turned down the piano lessons. You can find yourself locked into a long commitment of payments if you are not careful when ordering lessons on the internet. It sometimes takes weeks, if not months, to get the situation cleared up.
Trying to learn to play the piano does not have to end in failure and disappointment. This e-book will demonstrate how you can learn basic concepts and build on each as you achieve a measure of success. That way, you will never feel like playing the piano is not worth the trouble. You will always have your accomplishments to remember and you can add onto them over and over again.
People in their prime of life get great benefit from Playing Piano – Beginners Guide to Playing the Piano! They appreciate the fact that the e-book does not treat them like children, yet it explains everything in understandable language for someone who does not know music. Elderly people learn from the e-book, too, with plenty of time to apply its concepts and plenty of people to entertain with their piano playing.
Product Details
* Format: Kindle Edition
* File Size: 96 KB
* Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
* Publisher: Gina Scott (January 14, 2010)
* Sold by: Amazon Digital Services
* Language: English
* ASIN: B00359FIIW
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