Beginer music (prinout)

[pytis]

anyone know any good songs to print out to play
also where can i find Mozart Sonata K.545 to print out
and C.P.E. Bach's solfeggietto
and also Oriental Flower by Christopher Norton
Prelude in E minor, Op.28, No.4 by Chopin
An Ancient Tale by Bohdana Filtz
 to print out please.

PS. theres this song built in the title is trkMarch but i want to know the full name so i can buy a book with it.                              /\
PPS anyone know where to print out        ||
                                                                   

[RH200300]

There is a website that we can download free classical sheet music (twice a day)

https://www.sheetmusicarchive.net/

[RH200300]

 trkMarch  -    Turkish march by Mozart   i guess

[popdog]

There is a website that we can download free classical sheet music (twice a day)

https://www.sheetmusicarchive.net/

*** I was gonna give him that one

The course language is strictly filtered here hey.  It wasn't that bad

[pytis]

oh wow thank you guys!

[pytis]

ok now i need easy sheet music!
something for beginers ( me )
i can play turkish march - mozart at half the speed but with one hand
i need some easy music to learn to play 2 handed please anyone recomend any pieces?

[lagin]

Oriental Flower and An Ancient Tale, are pieces in the RCM grade six books!  Are you sure you are a beginner?

[pytis]

im a complete begintr i cant ever read music i just saw those on another topic and thought the were easy see BEGINER writen all over me!

[lagin]

When I learned, I started with the Michael Aaron level one book (it's blue).  Even though they were kind of dumb songs for an eighteen year old it worked out really good.  Mind you, I quickly finished the book and got into some "real" music as fast as possible.  Think of it as motivation--"The faster I'm done this book, the faster I can play songs that aren't called "the swing!"

[pytis]

but i need something free and fast im a little short on time and money fomething printable?

[lagin]

Well, the book is only about $8.00 Canadian, but I'll see what else I can find.

[pytis]

IL GET THE BOOK ITS LIKE 5$ HERE ANY OTHER INFO FOR PRACTISING LIKE TODAY-2 WEEKS OR SOMETHING BECOUSE THATS WHEN IL GET THE BOOK

PS. SORRY FOR caps just noticed

[pytis]

before i buy it is it "Michael Aaron Piano Course: Lessons Grade 1" becouse its 1.99 at amazon.com and recomend any other books while your im at it? something to total 20-40$ so the H&S would be cheaper, somethig to help with reading music

[lagin]

Yes it is that book.  And here is a good sight for you www.free-sheet-music.us
Click on piano sheet music in the left hand column.  The miniture melodies (38 easy pieces), would be where I'd start. 

Not to insult you, but I honestly don't know if you even know a "c" from a "d" if you don't, then I'd definitely go with the Michael Aaron book.  The first 8 pieces are real easy, and then it starts to put hands together real slowly.  Oh, definitely get the book anyway, it's just really good, and for 2 bucks you can't go wrong! 

I don't get your last sentence.  What are you asking about?  H and S?

[lagin]

As an after thought, (though many would object), I found Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge (treble clef lines), FACE (treble clef spaces), All Cows Eat Grass (bass clef spaces), and Go Back Down For Another (bass clef lines), the best way to learn the notes.  Sometimes I would make myself say the note names as I played to help ingrain them in my memory. 

I don't know if you're into theory, but there's a series of thin books by Fletcher that start you off drawing notes, naming them, ect. that really helped me.  If you're planning to play long term, and are serious, then a bit more expensive, but thicker book is keyboard theory preliminary level (blue)book by Grace Vandendool.  It's the same idea, but designed more for the teenage/adult beginner.  No cartoon pictures and such .  This is about $11.00 U.S.  At least I'm guessing that's where you live.

[pytis]

i meant would you recomend any other books. becouse if you buy more stuff
the shiping and handiling is free

[pytis]

11$ im not that cheap lol

[lagin]

11$ im not that cheap lol

Sorry!  You said free, so I took you literally.  Hey, I don't even know if you're ten and live off an allowance!  Misunderstanding

Other books, well, that depends on how fast you're planning on advancing!  If you're into scales and the like, "The Brown Scale Book" published by Frederick Harris Music has them all in it.  It's a little overwhelming at once though.  There is a series of books by the same company that breaks it up.  The first is orange and called book 1, Technical Requirements for piano

A REALLY good book for learning notes by the same pubisher again is book 1, Four Star sight reading and ear tests, daily exercises for piano students, by Boris Berlin. It's orange, too.  It's really good if you're teaching yourself.  It has a 3 minute exercise for each day, with 4 bars of music where you name the notes and a rhythm to clap.  I'd definitely get this one, if I were you.

The book I'd get after the Michael Aaron book would be the introductory album from the New Piano Series (same publisher as others).  It depends on how much you want to purchase up front.  Hope this helps!

[pytis]

My sister played the piano for 7 1/2 years but shes away for now and thats when i wanted to start playng so my mom and i grabed her keyboard from her apartment and brought it to my house ( im 14 ) my musical experience is 1 year clarnet,
1 1/2 year of flute and counting and now a piano. ( but i cant read music ) its like im disabled or something lol. i just never practiced reading music writing the leter below them is easyer lol. so i just need some begining books to start playing and later my sister has alot of intermidiet/expert sheet music and books piled up that i can borow.
so i just need some beginer books. thats my story and im sticking to it

[pytis]

and yes i have a amazon.com account
my sisters 19 and it was 9 & 1/2 years of playing piano for her
and piano is in my blood my sister plays my dad played for a few years when he was younger my grandfather played untill he died and my great grandfather played piano too but thats as far as it goes

[lagin]

Cool, I'd go with the Michael Aaron and the Four Star sight reading book 1.  You sister will probably have some scale books by the time you need them.  Nice to meet you

[pytis]

same here

[pytis]

im posting some beginer questions here:
what does theory mean
what doeas scale mean

[pytis]

i bought these: books/ CD's/DVD if anyone thinks any of these was a waste of $ tell me so i can cancel them

1 of: The Twelve Notes Of Music: Ear Training And Interval Study Course

1 of: Absolute Beginners Keyboard Course (BK/CD/DVD)

1 of: Michael Aaron Piano Course: Lessons Grade 1

1 of: Music Reading For Keyboard : The Complete Method (Musicians Institute Essential Concepts)

1 of: The Piano Handbook: A Complete Guide for Mastering Piano

[RH200300]

"The course language is strictly filtered here hey.  It wasn't that bad"

what do you mean ?     

[pytis]

Ok... I...See...That...You...Dont...speak...English...What...Are...You...Trying...To...Say?...

[evilyn]

"The course language is strictly filtered here hey.  It wasn't that bad"

what do you mean ?     

Misspelling, I think, should be "The coarse language ..."
Yea that puzzled me for a while too, until I noted the asterisks. 

[pytis]

hey lagin i got my pacage delivered but the blue book ( forgot name ) is realy helping  be alot also "the piano handbook" is just a great guide . now if i can just find a bit higher chair... lol anyway thanks for the recomendacions

[lagin]

Cool.  Glad I could be of some help.

[pytis]

but its hard to read music its like if you didint go to school for a week and you have to work hard to understand what the heck the math teacher is talking about