Hey students, If you like my lessons here on RUclips, you should definitely check out my courses over on my website www.pianolessonsontheweb.com . There is a fall sale going on right now and you can use code "youtube" for and additional 15% off.
Great lesson! You are spot on regarding the comfort zone & becoming a well rounded musician. Everything we do musically informs our overall development, and playing different styles improves our knowledge, ear, playing skill, and opportunities. As a violinist, it was perhaps more strenous for me to figure out how to diversify, especially growing up a long time ago in a virtually sequestered place, so I became a multi-instrumentalist. Though I played violin briefly in a buddy's high school garage band, bass became my way of learning rock & jazz. Having also learned some wind instruments, and eventually the piano, I have found that these experiences all came together gradually, to build my musicianship. But the best moment came when I walked into an internet cafe, for open mic night, loaded down with instruments, ready to sit in with others & make some music. A nice lady sat at the bar next to an empty stool. She saw me & offered the stool. She is now my wife of 20 years!
Thanks for your tips. For that advice "Get out of your comfort zone" perhaps might want to set aside a routine to really physically Exercise. It does helps alot in terms mental agility and avoid cardiovascular diseases and even diabetes that plague alot of musicians. Take care
Hey students,
If you like my lessons here on RUclips, you should definitely check out my courses over on my website www.pianolessonsontheweb.com . There is a fall sale going on right now and you can use code "youtube" for and additional 15% off.
Thank you so much for this video bro! I’m hoping to be a piano teacher very soon and these are techniques I’d love to teach my students!
Great lesson! You are spot on regarding the comfort zone & becoming a well rounded musician. Everything we do musically informs our overall development, and playing different styles improves our knowledge, ear, playing skill, and opportunities. As a violinist, it was perhaps more strenous for me to figure out how to diversify, especially growing up a long time ago in a virtually sequestered place, so I became a multi-instrumentalist. Though I played violin briefly in a buddy's high school garage band, bass became my way of learning rock & jazz. Having also learned some wind instruments, and eventually the piano, I have found that these experiences all came together gradually, to build my musicianship.
But the best moment came when I walked into an internet cafe, for open mic night, loaded down with instruments, ready to sit in with others & make some music. A nice lady sat at the bar next to an empty stool. She saw me & offered the stool. She is now my wife of 20 years!
Great tips Tim!! Awesomeness.
How much time per day (# of minutes) do you recommend for sight reading?
Thanks for the knowledge, Bro. God bless you.
Thanks for your tips. For that advice "Get out of your comfort zone" perhaps might want to set aside a routine to really physically Exercise. It does helps alot in terms mental agility and avoid cardiovascular diseases and even diabetes that plague alot of musicians. Take care
Thanks Tim, some timely reminders.
And you're darn tooting when you say sight reading is the most important.
Im glad you continue this channel. Just in time when i start try to picking up my childhood dream again
2 things I've learned..1 I need to work more on inversions..2 Tim's a nice guy!!👍
He yelled at us. How can you say that?
Thank you as always…great tips and you keep it interesting with humor😀
No l am not tired of you whispering.
how about all the rest of you piano champions?🎹
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Thanks Tim 👍
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Hello clearerbadge you piano champion 🎹🏆
Have a great practice today
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Good morning my brother
Morning!