Suggest me some Good pieces to start with

[sashanka]

I started playing keyboard for 1 years now, i started when i was 24 years. I am a very late to start. I dont have access to good teachers around my residence. suggest me some good pieces to start with.

[j_menz]

What pieces have you played so far? What style of music are you interested in?

[blink83]

Beethoven Sonata Op 109. It's one of the first pieces I learned, you should enjoy it!

[philb]

Beethoven Sonata Op 109. It's one of the first pieces I learned, you should enjoy it!

Are you being serious? I hope not.   

[j_menz]

Beethoven Sonata Op 109. It's one of the first pieces I learned, you should enjoy it!

Just ignore this.

[ajspiano]

Beethoven Sonata Op 109. It's one of the first pieces I learned, you should enjoy it!

- mine was the islamey.

[sashanka]

What pieces have you played so far? What style of music are you interested in?

I don't know how to categorize, or determine styles yet [i think you mean classical, jazz, blues etc. i dunno if u could suggest one to start with it would be better]. i bought a low end casio keyboard a year back. with which i got a song book i try to play songs from that book. I learnt sight reading and basic fingering to start with from internet/You tube

I have started  playing with some simple rhymes then first half of fur elise , Minut in G major

Most of the time i enjoy to try and play by ear with my iTouch piano software as i travel lot, than trying to read music. But that too i am in stage where i can only find melody track, i find hard or impossible to detect the supporting chords in background

[sashanka]

Beethoven Sonata Op 109. It's one of the first pieces I learned, you should enjoy it!

Thank you for the suggestion, i will give it a shot and come back. btw i just like the opinion "you should enjoy it!" I dont want to be a Pro, perfectionist or a performer. i Dont want to prove anyone anything. simply enjoy and theory of music how it is built and how it influences.

[j_menz]

I suggest you have a look at one of the adult piano course series, Alfred's  or John Thompson's, for example. You can order them online (just google). They'll give you the basics, which will translate well into whatever sort of music you end up preferring.

Ignore the Beethoven 109 - he was kidding! It's way beyond your capabilities (and most peoples).

[roseamelia]

Fugue in D minor?

[jayeckz]

Thank you for the suggestion, i will give it a shot and come back. btw i just like the opinion "you should enjoy it!" I dont want to be a Pro, perfectionist or a performer. i Dont want to prove anyone anything. simply enjoy and theory of music how it is built and how it influences.

Reverse troll???

[49410enrique]

edit. error. sorry misread the topic

[larrygregory]

I am 26 now and keen to learn keyboard as i wanted to learn music and record some of my songs written by me so is there any easy way to learn keyboard as early as possible,by watching any videos or any user guides or should i go for any tutor for betterment.

Needs suggestion.

[49410enrique]

sorry, here's what i meant to post for you earlier. these 'simple' pieces are quite lovely and will go a long way towards helping you learn to make the instruemnt 'sing'