9 Things I Wish I'd Known When Learning Piano 

To become successful at learning piano, you need to have a solid understanding of how to read music. I HIGHLY recommend you check out this lesson next which is "How to Read Music in One Easy Lesson (COMPLETE)" bit.ly/readmusicstrategy

Great tips! As far as reading notes goes, one trick I learned made a big difference for me... Now, the lines are two notes apart right? So are the spaces. This means the note sequence going upwards is A(b)C(d)E(f)G(a)B(c)D(e)F(g) = ACEGBDF. Another way to write it is GBDFACE. Say Jibbidy Face. GBD FACE = Jibbidy Face. It's the only one you need to remember and it's so much easier than Every Good Boy bla bla. All you need is one reference note on either a line or space and Jibbidy Face will tell you what the others are. I know Jibbidy isn't a real word but it sounds like something a face might look like 😊

I've no idea why you haven't a shed more subs because you are one of the few on youtube that really break these learning vides down and make them simple to understand for beginners . Always look forward to your videos.

Another tip I want to add is don't compare your progress to others. As an adult learning piano its easy to look at other people and see how much further ahead they are from us. We all have our own different journey at learning piano and we have to be understanding about our personal pace.

Excellent tips and advice. Had not heard of that ledger line rule before! Subscribed!

❤....very good tips to know....thank you for sharing Teacher Tim....

I like your down to earth manner. A few hosts talk way too fast with way too many flashy graphics that are distracting. Keep up the superb work.

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Merci. I pick up a couple useful tips each video.

Thank you. Very helpful!

Great tips!!! Thank you. Can you please name the Chopin piece at the beginning?

1:01 - Another RU-vidr called use of finger-strength "playing like you're pressing buttons"!

Thank you… appreciate all your videos..

Thanks

Do you use a tablet or ipad? And whats the name of the app where you write notes?

We need to chip in and get him a dishwasher. Hand washing dishes in 2024 ??? Great lesson.

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