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Learning to play the piano can seem like a pretty big challenge for a beginner. What should be the right body posture? How should you place your wrist on a piano? How can you differentiate notes, octaves, and scales? All of those questions make the task of learning how to play the piano really overwhelming.
If you are clueless about playing the piano or want to sharpen your piano skills - this book is exactly for you!
In this outstanding audiobook, you will learn to play piano in a fun, fast, and easy way on your own, discover what should be the most important thing you should practice on, learn how to remember the keys of a piano keyboard, what are sharps and flats, how to form basic and major chords, how to play chords in root position, how to play common and advanced chords, how to read notes on the bass and treble clef quarter, half and whole notes and much more!
© 2024 Smith Show Media Group (Lydbog): 9781952524455
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Lydbog: 1. maj 2024
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Learning to play the piano can seem like a pretty big challenge for a beginner. What should be the right body posture? How should you place your wrist on a piano? How can you differentiate notes, octaves, and scales? All of those questions make the task of learning how to play the piano really overwhelming.
If you are clueless about playing the piano or want to sharpen your piano skills - this book is exactly for you!
In this outstanding audiobook, you will learn to play piano in a fun, fast, and easy way on your own, discover what should be the most important thing you should practice on, learn how to remember the keys of a piano keyboard, what are sharps and flats, how to form basic and major chords, how to play chords in root position, how to play common and advanced chords, how to read notes on the bass and treble clef quarter, half and whole notes and much more!
© 2024 Smith Show Media Group (Lydbog): 9781952524455
Release date
Lydbog: 1. maj 2024
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