Other Aspects of piano playing

[waldstein]

Are there any threads on the other aspects of piano playing like
Ear training
Theory
Accompaniment ... etc

I imagine the number of threads must be very low. why ?

Are they less important ?
Are they more easy ?
Are they too tough to be explained through the net

[waldstein]

Are there no threads

Senior Members - pls help

[janice]

I would think that ear training would be difficult to do via the internet, but maybe I just say that because my speakers haven't worked for ages, and I haven't gotten around to buying new ones! lol  Regarding music theory on the net, try these:

---  https://www.murraystate.edu/qacd/cfac/music/MUS109e/intro/chapter_index.htm

That site covers Musical Symbols,Notes & Rest Values,Rhythm,Meter Signatures, Intervals, Modes, Major Scales, Minor Scales, Key Signatures, & Triads

---  https://www.musictheory.net/

Great site!

--- https://dspace.dial.pipex.com/andymilne/

Another great site!!

Hopefully, this should steer you in the right direction.  If you need more, post again.  Good luck!

[mosis]

www.dolmetsch.com is also a nice site.

[ted]

One thing you can do is write a simple programme to play random ear training sequences of intervals and chords for you, keep score of how many you get right and so on. This has the advantage that you can tailor it to suit your own strengths and weaknesses. I did this for a while until the novelty wore off. It only takes a few lines of code and it's surprising how quickly you improve.

[erak]

www.good-ear.com

[legend]

try using the search function of this site

[waldstein]

Thanks a lot.

Musictheory.net has some awesome stuff.

I think i am getting better - even though in very small steps.

Thanks

[claudio]

check out: https://www.outsideshore.com/primer/primer/index.html,
the jazz improvisation primer with lots of theory.

[RJones]

Check out https://quenmar.com/home.asp for a self study course on accompaniment.

Rodney