To watch the full piano tutorial go to www.piano-play-it.com This piano lesson is a natural continuation of the previous piano lessons in Piano Play It where I teach to read and play piano notes on the Treble staff ( www.piano-play-it.com ) and on the the Bass staff ( www.piano-play-it.com ) In this piano lesson we’ll learn to read piano notes both in the right hand and the left with the help of the grand staff. Other Free beginners piano lesson and wonderful piano tutorial are available on www.piano-play-it.com for free. Don’t miss the chance of a life time to learn piano with a different aproach! Hope you enjoyed this piano lesson… I’ll see ya in the next one David from www.piano-play-it.com

I would like to be able to look at a basic piece of music and play it… Nothing too advanced. I can play guitar by tabs and chord sheets, but would like to be able to play simple pieces of music on the piano. For someone not trying to learn piano seriously, would lessons or learning by books on music theory be better? Thanks so much.

I’ve got my major scale down and I’m starting to understand the basics of music theory. But learning all of these chords seems really overwhelming. I understand triads and the formula that goes with them to create minors and all. But what about larger chords. What is the best approach to learning those? Should I pick a new chord everyday and play it up and down the scale and play the chord in every note? What would you say are the best steps to take?

To watch the full tutorial go to www.piano-play-it.com In this free piano lesson I’ll introduce you to the staff, then we’re going to learn how to read piano notes on the treble clef so I’ll show you something about the treble clef as well. If you’d like to learn to draw a treble clef go to: www.piano-play-it.com Other free piano lessons and cool piano tutorials are available on www.piano-play-it.com Enjoy this piano lesson David from www.piano-play-it.com

i was wondering what it would be called if i said i wanted to work on my understanding of piano chord compositions, with chord roots, the roles of 9ths 5th’s and 6th’s, of minors and majors. And learning how they can contribute to a song. (ie happy/upbeat feel, sad/dramatic vibe). would this be considered music theory or is there another more appropriate term for this type of learned??

{if you need further explanation, and am confused about what i’m asking, feel free to ask}

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my dad has a guitar so that’s why i’m kinda leaning towards the guitar. but the piano sounds amazing when ppl play it. um im not really good at notes. when i was in choir in soph. year, we had to learn like music theory. so i had to learn like the notes names, lines, bass clef, ect. and i was horrible. i don’t remember it now of course cuz i do not care and its SO hard. i played piano before when i was 8 but quit after 2 months. which should i play or easier to learn? i’ll be a senior in the fall so i will be busy with college stuff but i want to play a song or 2 by sept. oh and i tried to learn chords but on youtube when ppl play it, it sounds good but when i play it, it sounds weird?!! i’m planning to self teach myself… thanks

To read and watch the full piano lesson go to: www.piano-play-it.com In this piano lesson we’ll learn about the diatonic circle chord progression and how to play it on the piano. Then I’ll show you how it is played on the songs Autumn Leaves and I Will Survive. Bottom line, you get both a piano lesson and a piano tutorial in one video! This piano lesson was made by: David Yzhaki I hope you’ll enjoy it… See ya in the next one!

To read and watch the full piano lesson go to: www.piano-play-it.com This piano lesson was made by: David Yzhaki I hope you’ll enjoy it… See ya in the next one!