Tq so much alicia to introduce lets play piano method channel... because i’m learning suzuki piano book and lets play piani method channel is a saviour
I agree, I was surprised she didn't mention his youtube channel: just type in Josh Wright, and learn anything you yearn for in classical piano, and just good source of information.
Each time I hear people say Paradise your fingers are amazingly fast, I'm very quick to inform them about pianoTV and other selfless teachers I've had over the years , you're an inspiration.
Thanks Allysia! Can’t wait to check those out! I am a big fan of Jane’s Piano Tutorials on RUclips, especially if you’re having trouble working out fingering. She has hundreds of great videos (tons of classical pieces). She plays extra slowly with metronome so you can see exactly what she’s doing and work out your trouble spots. She also takes requests and has a website/blog with all of her tutorials listed and linked in alphabetical order. Highly recommend. Oh and I am with all of you who have mentioned how great Josh Wright’s channel is!
Chanels i follow are: - "Josh Wright" (more advanced lessons) - LivingPianosVideos (really short and informative videos about all stuff around the instrument, music and performance) - The Art of Piano Technique (also like Josh Wright she makes lessons more for advanced and intermediate-advanced level) - Music Matters (all music theory) - Aimee Nolte Music (more so general and random with some blogs) - Paul Barton (to listen his really good performances) - and of course pianoTV. Of all them, the chanels i see the most are pianoTV and LivingPianoVideos
I don't really watch tutorials and how to videos, so I wouldn't really these channels but some channels I've come to watch are Paul Barton, Valentina Lisitsa, Tiffany Poon and of course PianoTV
I expected to know some of those channels, but I only knew HDpiano. Also I thought Josh Wright and LivingPianosVideos would be in the list :P Thank you for the recommendations!
I've also subscribed to Josh Wright and Living Pianos, as well as Piano Superhuman; Zach Evans knows his stuff! There's also Bach Scholar, which is not as intimidating as it sounds.
Glad you like Paul Barton also. I like the work he does for animals as well as his amazing piano playing. Even playing piano for them. The work in Thailand with the elephants is lovely to watch and a good artist too.
The one that holds a special place in my heart is Lypur. From his channel I learned the basics of piano and music theory. He's a great teacher, too bad he hasn't posted for a while..
Steven Masicotte is also a great piano channel, It's a canadian professional pianist who does live Q&A about piano problems, there are also many useful tutorials in his channel
Artists By Any Other Name he posts things that i don't see in any other channel (he's currently doing a detailed guide on how to study a fugue, for example) he has an amazing series on improvisation and so on, totally worth a subscription.
The university of Iowa [usa] piano pedagogy project should be acknowledged , the aim is to provide a database w quality control w regard to playing, for a large number of pedagogical works so teachers and students can reference most any of the common std teaching works. At its eventual conclusion it will host over 9000 recordings and will be open to ongoing growth additions and development of the database and content . A simple Google or RUclips topic search for the university of Iowa pedagogy project should take you to the right landing page for anyone interested , highly reccemmd this important resource. Would be too, for you to interview Alan on your channel someday
mangold is definitely my favorite in that list... I just miss Nahre Sol in that list, worth to check out her Practice Notes playlist... I like the channel 12tone too, music theory is the king
I don't know if you're looking for a challenge, but if you manage to create a simplified version of the third consolation by Listz it would be simply amazing
allysia please do a simplified version of revoultionary etude and when should i upgrade my 61 key keyboard to an 88 one ive been playing for 2 months btw i love your videos thanks!
PianoArtGamingEntertainment PAGE You should start playing on 88 key piano as soon as possible and it would be best for you if it was a real piano and not digital one
we try to save as much money as we can so i just buy keyboards because theyre cheaper my mom said shes giving an 88 key one in 2 years thanks for the advice though :)
PianoArtGamingEntertainment PAGE Ok, i understand. But i recommend you finding some upright/grand piano in your area, even if you'd play on it 2 times a month. Best wishes
I use OnlinePianist which is similar to HDPiano and they post the same song 2x - easy and normal. I also recommend pianoTV ;) to be added to your list.
even though I play pop and rock too, I only like piano channels that deal with classical music. Pop music can be great, but the way music it's taught in the pop world, is total junk. I hate stuff like 'How to play the piano by ear' and such trash. 'Methods' like these should be consigned to the flames. If reading music fluently is not involved, it's trash, especially for the piano. Another excellent piano channel is Practising The Piano by Graham Fitch. In my opinion, music can be really understood only through reading it (and playing it). No serious musician 'plays by ear' only, even though, in fact, he must do so all the time.
Hmm ... Danny Elfman can’t read music ... Hans Zimmer can’t read music . Hendrix, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson ... Pretty sure those are serious musicians , so your argument is total nonsense
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D'aww, we're flattered! Thanks!
Wow, thanks for the shoutout. I really enjoy your videos and have learned a lot. :)
Lets Play Piano Methods I love your channel and you have helped me so much since I'm just beginning to learn. Thank you!
Tq so much alicia to introduce lets play piano method channel... because i’m learning suzuki piano book and lets play piani method channel is a saviour
ruclips.net/video/ZJnkMoFZquk/видео.html I hope you subscribe ❤️😘
Thanks so much for the shout out! We really enjoy your piano content as well. :)
I love Let's Play Piano Methods. It's so helpful if you are learning on your own. Next best thing to having a piano teacher.
In my opinion PianoSecrets is one of the best piano channels out there. Also I have learned a lot from pianotv. Thank you Allysia!
Anna Barba Agree!
Josh Wright has to be the best piano RUclipsr there, the man is an incredible teacher and superb pianist, highly highly highly highly recommend him.
I totally agree as well, he’s helped me learn certain pieces and work overall technique
Solami he basically formed me as a whole from beginning up to right now, I am forever grateful for him, he has been my only "teacher"
1000% on Josh Wright!! Was really surprised he didn't show up on her list.
I agree, I was surprised she didn't mention his youtube channel: just type in Josh Wright, and learn anything you yearn for in classical piano, and just good source of information.
Yeah I like Josh as well. Accomplished pianist and teacher with a good sense of humor.
I agree that Paul Barton is awesome. His performances are top notch, and you can tell by the way he speaks that he's a kind person.
Paul Barton's interpretations are sublime in all senses. My fav 4ever
Your my favourite piano channel! Love your list!
The Flute Channel That sounds ironic..
You, Paul Barton, and Nahre Sol are the best 👌
Each time I hear people say Paradise your fingers are amazingly fast, I'm very quick to inform them about pianoTV and other selfless teachers I've had over the years , you're an inspiration.
Love this! Thank you!
Thanks Allysia! Can’t wait to check those out! I am a big fan of Jane’s Piano Tutorials on RUclips, especially if you’re having trouble working out fingering. She has hundreds of great videos (tons of classical pieces). She plays extra slowly with metronome so you can see exactly what she’s doing and work out your trouble spots. She also takes requests and has a website/blog with all of her tutorials listed and linked in alphabetical order. Highly recommend. Oh and I am with all of you who have mentioned how great Josh Wright’s channel is!
Interesting shoutout! Thanks you for the advice!
I love Let’s Play Piano Methods :)
Chanels i follow are:
- "Josh Wright" (more advanced lessons)
- LivingPianosVideos (really short and informative videos about all stuff around the instrument, music and performance)
- The Art of Piano Technique (also like Josh Wright she makes lessons more for advanced and intermediate-advanced level)
- Music Matters (all music theory)
- Aimee Nolte Music (more so general and random with some blogs)
- Paul Barton (to listen his really good performances)
- and of course pianoTV.
Of all them, the chanels i see the most are pianoTV and LivingPianoVideos
Let's Play Piano Method helps me a lot. I love his personality!
Hi! I'm a beginner and this review helped me a lot. Thanks! ❤️
Thanks so much for including me! Honored to be in such wonderful company.
Paul Barton is the man!!!
Thanks
NahreSol has a great channel with really interesting exercises. Probably only educational for advanced players though.
I don't really watch tutorials and how to videos, so I wouldn't really these channels but some channels I've come to watch are Paul Barton, Valentina Lisitsa, Tiffany Poon and of course PianoTV
I expected to know some of those channels, but I only knew HDpiano. Also I thought Josh Wright and LivingPianosVideos would be in the list :P Thank you for the recommendations!
Well hello! ;)
Helloooooo! ^_^ Thank you for existing on RUclips this channel has helped me so many times:')
I've also subscribed to Josh Wright and Living Pianos, as well as Piano Superhuman; Zach Evans knows his stuff! There's also Bach Scholar, which is not as intimidating as it sounds.
Edward A. Casimiro a yeah I've subscribed to piano superhuman too!
Yeeeeess!! Paul Barton is an awesome guy!!
Glad you like Paul Barton also. I like the work he does for animals as well as his amazing piano playing. Even playing piano for them. The work in Thailand with the elephants is lovely to watch and a good artist too.
Thanks for the info! I've never heard of any of these sites but I'm going to check them all out to see what might be useful for my piano studies.
I should add love your great videos!
Nice just subscribed
Since we are shouting out folks: Jazer Lee! Nice short tips.
I have about 40 of them in my list plus yours, all good material.
Please do a next part of this video
Thanks a lot! I been looking for more resources to teach young children
Now that I have been learning alot of intermediate sonitinas, I'm finally reconozing some of the peices in the background!
The one that holds a special place in my heart is Lypur. From his channel I learned the basics of piano and music theory. He's a great teacher, too bad he hasn't posted for a while..
Paul Barton is my personal idol!
One of my favorites you didn't mention is Cedarville Music You tube channel...
Thanks for the resources!! Maybe you can do a video on some books for the adult learning to play piano and compose music
you are my favorite piano channel
PianoGuy has a great channel
Living Pianos is another good channel
Steven Masicotte is also a great piano channel, It's a canadian professional pianist who does live Q&A about piano problems, there are also many useful tutorials in his channel
For advanced learners there also is 'Josh Wright Piano TV'. You should check him out.
Fritz Barlandi agreed
Where's ceddarvillemusic??? His channel is incredibly underrrated everyone should watch him i love his channel
Yes! Dr John Mortensen puts up excellent content!
What would you say makes it stand out for you? (purely curious, that's why I ask) 😊
Artists By Any Other Name he posts things that i don't see in any other channel (he's currently doing a detailed guide on how to study a fugue, for example) he has an amazing series on improvisation and so on, totally worth a subscription.
Daniel good mention!
Also, for just listening to piano music, VKgoeswild is amazing.
Paul Barton is wonderful, so is Josh Wright and pianoguy is very helpful.
My favorite piano channel and blog is pianotv
The university of Iowa [usa] piano pedagogy project should be acknowledged , the aim is to provide a database w quality control w regard to playing, for a large number of pedagogical works so teachers and students can reference most any of the common std teaching works. At its eventual conclusion it will host over 9000 recordings and will be open to ongoing growth additions and development of the database and content . A simple Google or RUclips topic search for the university of Iowa pedagogy project should take you to the right landing page for anyone interested , highly reccemmd this important resource.
Would be too, for you to interview Alan on your channel someday
You're my fave!
I think it's so cute how nerdy she is
Where's Lord Vinheteiro? LOL.
Kyle Crane maybe she was taking about educational channel
Yeah. She was. I was kidding.
Bill Hilton has an excellent RUclips site and The Great Repertoire is another of my favourites, apart from your inspirational work!
Paul for president 2020
omg yesss
mangold is definitely my favorite in that list... I just miss Nahre Sol in that list, worth to check out her Practice Notes playlist... I like the channel 12tone too, music theory is the king
Paul Barton is an absolute god, surprised Josh Wright wasn't here but i dislike his videos are paid but he has really insane advice so goood
Is there a piano channel that is not abt tutorials but about original piano music composition around?
There is a Paul Barton who does art is this the same or just 2 people with the same name?
my top 5 in no order:
1) PianoTV
2) PianoTV
3) PianoTV
4) Paul Barton
5) PianoTv
also josh wright
Paul Barton is a RUclipsr god !
yuup he is a god
You have such a beautiful face it's actually unbelievable. Some distinct aspect of hair cheeks, and eyes are like... Holy.
What about Josh Wright? He’s so generous with excellent teaching of fundamental professional piano skills!!! My favorite!!
I clicked on this video only so that you would mention Paul Burton and Hoffaman Academy(Which also has a youtube channel), I was not disappointed.
I don't know if you're looking for a challenge, but if you manage to create a simplified version of the third consolation by Listz it would be simply amazing
You forgot mine :D :)) :*
I basically want 2setviolin but piano lol
Why are you so beautiful) Hello from Russia!
Bach Scholar Cory Hall!
Bernard Chen n o
heyy
I think you might enjoy the performances on my piano channel as well. Have a nice day!
is it a crime if I fell in love with those eyes!? >.
Check out Practice Notes aka Nahre Sol. She's brilliant.
Pause at 0:00 nightmare
Clyde Hidershaj is a great piano youtuber definitely check him out
allysia please do a simplified version of revoultionary etude
and when should i upgrade my 61 key keyboard to an 88 one ive been playing for 2 months btw i love your videos thanks!
PianoArtGamingEntertainment PAGE You should start playing on 88 key piano as soon as possible and it would be best for you if it was a real piano and not digital one
we try to save as much money as we can so i just buy keyboards because theyre cheaper my mom said shes giving an 88 key one in 2 years thanks for the advice though :)
PianoArtGamingEntertainment PAGE Ok, i understand. But i recommend you finding some upright/grand piano in your area, even if you'd play on it 2 times a month. Best wishes
I use OnlinePianist which is similar to HDPiano and they post the same song 2x - easy and normal. I also recommend pianoTV ;) to be added to your list.
Where is Josh Wright??!!!
IKRRRRR
She did say that it isn't an exhaustive list
even though I play pop and rock too, I only like piano channels that deal with classical music. Pop music can be great, but the way music it's taught in the pop world, is total junk. I hate stuff like 'How to play the piano by ear' and such trash. 'Methods' like these should be consigned to the flames. If reading music fluently is not involved, it's trash, especially for the piano. Another excellent piano channel is Practising The Piano by Graham Fitch. In my opinion, music can be really understood only through reading it (and playing it). No serious musician 'plays by ear' only, even though, in fact, he must do so all the time.
Hmm ... Danny Elfman can’t read music ... Hans Zimmer can’t read music . Hendrix, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson ...
Pretty sure those are serious musicians , so your argument is total nonsense
Vinhetro
Bach Scholar
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pls don't forget about me 😂🤣🤣