I just started with Faber piano adventure per your recommendation and boy I loveeee it. Felt like it has improved my sight reading and rhythm a lot!! Thank you!
I am a adult student. I agree with the 50/50 approach. I always do method first and then work on a piece. If I really get into working on the peice I may spend more time on it. Always do method first that guarentees that you spend time on that.
Thank you for this, and your other videos. I am going through Alfred's on my own and, although I know yours are just estimates, it is really helpful to me to have an objective sense of my progress.
i have the czerny op 599 its a etude book, what you should recomend, i mean what i should do when i finish with him? i have to buy another book to learn some songs(Cause do the same maybe be can we worring) its my 4 month practising, sorry for my lvl of english
Could you list some method books and supplemental pieces for beginner adults? I’ve been playing piano for about a month and have some previous experience reading music from 7 years of playing the saxophone.
Hello Allysia, I have a question about piano related injuries. I am an adult learner and it has been 18 months since I started learning. During weekdays, I practice about 1 hour/day. During weekends I sometimes play for 4~6 hrs. A few months ago, I started getting back pain (shoulder, neck, and low back). At the start, I didn't think piano was the cause (like, come on, it's piano not weight lifting) so I went to caropractors but the pain just kept coming back causing problem during my day time work and night time sleep. It was until when I stopped playing piano for a whole week that I got relief from this back pain. Now it becomes somewhat terrifying for me to keep going with my daily practice. Could you offer some advice for this? Thank you :D
Hi, my question is basically the same as the Pietro's, how do I make a buy decision on a digital piano? The internet confuses me and the shops just want to sell something. I was thinking Casio CDP-130 or Yamaha P-115 but I don't know how to choose and I know it's not just about the $. Thanks for any advice you can offer :)
Hi Allysia. Could you make a video giving us hints of nice electric pianos by expenditure ranges? I'm upgrading from my Yamaha PSR-E343 keyboard to something with weighed keys and a bigger keyboard, cause these 5 octaves are very limiting (and I just started taking piano lessons on a real piano, so I can't stand the feeling of getting home and playing on these flimsy keys). Thing is, I don't really have much to spend and the good electric pianos like Roland and such seem kinda pricey.. Do you have any suggestions on that? Or maybe just some essential features that we should look for in a device, so as not to buy something that will still limit or hinder our learning... Thank you very much!
@@pietrodanziato wonderful for me it's just 1 year I had psr e343 so I will continue for 1 more year and then will see thanks I will look in to the instrument u said
i am currently learning piano (adult beginer) and i have problem on note reading my teacher keeps telling me to not memorize the song he tells me to read. how do i improve my reading without memorizing?
Learn the intervallic reading of notes. What books do you use? Piano adventures and music tree teach that. There are a lot of things on internet too. Just google
Simone Maestrado I try to practise for an hour a day. Sometimes life gets in the way and i only practise for half an hour and other days I practise for several hours. It just depends
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I just started with Faber piano adventure per your recommendation and boy I loveeee it. Felt like it has improved my sight reading and rhythm a lot!! Thank you!
I am a adult student. I agree with the 50/50 approach. I always do method first and then work on a piece. If I really get into working on the peice I may spend more time on it. Always do method first that guarentees that you spend time on that.
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Thank you for this, and your other videos. I am going through Alfred's on my own and, although I know yours are just estimates, it is really helpful to me to have an objective sense of my progress.
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Thanks for addressing this. Perfect timing. I have been recently wondering this myself as Christmas approaches.
The only method books you'd need are Notebook for anna magdelena bach and the nannerl music book
If I completed Alfred’s 1&2 could I jump into Faber adventures level 3? Or should I stick with Alfred’s Level 3?
Thank you, you are so awesome helpful. What good book would you recommend to get the supplement pieces?
Thanks! This video is super helping!
FYI there are three Alfred all-in-one books.
i have the czerny op 599 its a etude book, what you should recomend, i mean what i should do when i finish with him? i have to buy another book to learn some songs(Cause do the same maybe be can we worring) its my 4 month practising, sorry for my lvl of english
Could you list some method books and supplemental pieces for beginner adults? I’ve been playing piano for about a month and have some previous experience reading music from 7 years of playing the saxophone.
Thank you :)
Hi Alysia,
What is a good way to improve finger independence?
I found Dohnanyi’s etudes helpful.
You make me realize I've never used method book for piano. Maybe I should at some point, but I think it's a teacher call.
What is your opinion of the Bastien method books compared to say the Alfred or RCM books?
On 1and2
So when they finish the last method book of Alfred and Faber, is there any other method book to help guide the student who has reached this level?
Hello Allysia, I have a question about piano related injuries. I am an adult learner and it has been 18 months since I started learning. During weekdays, I practice about 1 hour/day. During weekends I sometimes play for 4~6 hrs. A few months ago, I started getting back pain (shoulder, neck, and low back). At the start, I didn't think piano was the cause (like, come on, it's piano not weight lifting) so I went to caropractors but the pain just kept coming back causing problem during my day time work and night time sleep. It was until when I stopped playing piano for a whole week that I got relief from this back pain. Now it becomes somewhat terrifying for me to keep going with my daily practice. Could you offer some advice for this? Thank you :D
Amazing video ;)
Hi, my question is basically the same as the Pietro's, how do I make a buy decision on a digital piano? The internet confuses me and the shops just want to sell something. I was thinking Casio CDP-130 or Yamaha P-115 but I don't know how to choose and I know it's not just about the $. Thanks for any advice you can offer :)
Hi Allysia. Could you make a video giving us hints of nice electric pianos by expenditure ranges? I'm upgrading from my Yamaha PSR-E343 keyboard to something with weighed keys and a bigger keyboard, cause these 5 octaves are very limiting (and I just started taking piano lessons on a real piano, so I can't stand the feeling of getting home and playing on these flimsy keys). Thing is, I don't really have much to spend and the good electric pianos like Roland and such seem kinda pricey.. Do you have any suggestions on that? Or maybe just some essential features that we should look for in a device, so as not to buy something that will still limit or hinder our learning...
Thank you very much!
Me too thinking of upgrading it to something advanced
@@pratikshah_destiny9109 I ended up getting a Yamaha p-115 and was very satisfied
@@pietrodanziato wonderful for me it's just 1 year I had psr e343 so I will continue for 1 more year and then will see thanks I will look in to the instrument u said
PianoTV, what supplementary book you do recommend for Alfreds adult book 1? I am around page 60.
i am currently learning piano (adult beginer) and i have problem on note reading my teacher keeps telling me to not memorize the song he tells me to read.
how do i improve my reading without memorizing?
acarid it's not easy you gonan struggling at the first 3-9 months then it's gonna be kinda easy just like Reading ur language;)
Learn the intervallic reading of notes. What books do you use? Piano adventures and music tree teach that. There are a lot of things on internet too. Just google
I'm over here finishing method books in 2 months... *19 year old learner* IS THAT BAD? I don't wanna hinder progress :/
Is it possible for to reach lvl 8 rcm within 4 years?
Simone Maestrado yeah definitely, if your dedicated enough. I'm at a grade 9-10 RCM (I think cause I don't use RCM) after played for about 3 years now
Lordzetlar how long do you practise?
Simone Maestrado I try to practise for an hour a day. Sometimes life gets in the way and i only practise for half an hour and other days I practise for several hours. It just depends
Lordzetlar yea I’m trying to finish each book (each lvl) within 3-4 months
Good on you! hope it goes well :)
Thanks again for the great content... Am I not in Reality?
I guess we are virtual people :) . For her we are statistics in the viewer count, and also here in the comment section I guess.
Really? I’m a kid and I got through my first book in 3 weeks... (one lesson per week)
feeleaf the cience comproves a fact : The kids learn faster than adults