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Piano Board => Student's Corner => Music Theory => Topic started by: suzie1 on June 23, 2006, 01:41:29 PM
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Hi
Just invested in a new offenbach baby grand. Yipeeeeeeee!!! wanted one for years and years to begin to learn music properly as i have only been playing by ear.
Any advice??? Help??? Inspiration to help me on my way???
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Hi
Just invested in a new offenbach baby grand. Yipeeeeeeee!!! wanted one for years and years to begin to learn music properly as i have only been playing by ear.
Any advice??? Help??? Inspiration to help me on my way???
Playing by ear is a good start, but it has limitations. So i guess the next step would be to play written music, sadly this can be difficult for a late starter. However Scarlatie sonatas are a great place to start.
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sadly this can be difficult for a late starter
You don't even know how late of a starter he is, though. And I really don't think written music is any easier for 7 year olds than it is for....
how old are you anyway, suzie?
Start here:
https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php/topic,9159.0.html
and don't stop reading until your eyes bleed music X-D
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he is, ....
She
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You don't even know how late of a starter he is, though. And I really don't think written music is any easier for 7 year olds than it is for....
how old are you anyway, suzie?
Start here:
https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php/topic,9159.0.html
and don't stop reading until your eyes bleed music X-D
It is presumable that when someone invests money in a grand, that he or she is a late starter.
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We're making a lot of presumptions here.... the poster is a "she" because her login name is suzie.... and that she is old because she can buy an expensive piano....
;D
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Actually Im 30! So I dont think Im over the hill yet! Yes I am a female full name Suzanne.
So you think I'm too old to start theory?? I dont think so. How long have you both been playing? What grades are you up too?