I know im not the only one TO NOTICE THIS!

[slyfox2625]

Before i start this thread... let me ask this
What's musical and handy in a supermarket
( A Chopin Liszt. )  heheh get it? 

I just need some more suggestions for popular piano pieces around (grade level 5) *dont kill me
i still cant read music but i can play a couple of pieces by Chopin and Grieg, and Erik Satie fairy well i do say so myself! *not conceited  *

_{the reason i ask for you poupular videos are because they usually have videos!}
Much love for anybody that gives me a suggestion!

[quantum]

Check out the Christopher Norton Connections series.  The books are organized in graded levels.  They also come with accompanying recordings which you can play along to. 

[slyfox2625]

Nahh, im looking for a more of a video approach, do you actually listen to this guy?

[quantum]

If you really want to learn to read music, then you have to start reading music.  It will be difficult at first, but you will gradually become more accustomed and skilled at reading.  Learning from videos may be easy for beginner levels, but once you start to get into the intermediate difficulty videos become cumbersome at describing the music. 

Delaying learning to read from sheets isn't going to make things any easier.