Advice needed

[cluelessone]

Hi,

I started learning the piano a little over 3 weeks ago.

So far I've learnt a couple of little tunes - Oh when the Saints, Gavot and A Song of Erin - all hands together, as well as C and G major scales separately and hands together (and contrary motion for C major).

I'm stuck on what to learn next.  Can anyone give me some suggestions for other pieces that I could look at? 

[giannalinda]

You should learn pieces from the little notebook by bach. THe first one is the easiest. Let me know if this helps.
 

[chopinatic]

Hi,

I started learning the piano a little over 3 weeks ago.

So far I've learnt a couple of little tunes - Oh when the Saints, Gavot and A Song of Erin - all hands together, as well as C and G major scales separately and hands together (and contrary motion for C major).

I'm stuck on what to learn next.  Can anyone give me some suggestions for other pieces that I could look at? 

From what you said it sounds like you don't have a teacher?

Well, if you do have one, ask for his/her advice they usually can set you in the right direction. If you don't i would recommend you go onto ebay or your local music shop or amazon and pick up some books and get working through. Try some beginning music theory books and a couple of grade 1 and 2 pieces books, ABRSM are quite good, also Micheal Aaron course books can be helpful. In the grade 1 and 2 books there should be plenty of little pieces to look through and start learning, but take things slow.

hope this helps.

[lostinidlewonder]

Start learning all the major and minor chords. Then study all the white root note major scales, seperate hands should do for now. For a classical approach, start learning some Hanon excersises and perhaps have a look at some of the Czerny for beginners. Then you can venture to simple Bach or Mozart. There are a lot of basic pieces written out there, too many to list, a good rule of thumb is to always learn things that are pleasing to your ears.