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gaggy87
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on: March 17, 2013, 11:05:45 PM
Hi,
This may sound funny to you but I've been playing, arranging and gigging for years now.. Being a self learnt player, I knew little about music theory and basics until now that I feel the need to learn the right way, get my grades done.
I just wanted to be guided in the right direction in terms of books, exercises and techniques I should use. Due to financial constraints, I've booked a Clavinova CLP-440 instead of an upright acoustic that's arriving tomorrow..
Cheers,
Gaggy
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duendedelpiano
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Re: Newbie
Reply #1 on: March 18, 2013, 11:36:57 AM
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Hi,I´ve also just started lessons after playing by ear for years.Try this guy on Youtube.He takes you through lots of theory and some practice.He´s a very entertaining teacher too
Good luck
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