Lesson 13 in the DIY learn to play piano series. This lesson covers playing major triads that start with a white note. The purpose of this lesson is to just …
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Hey faithful subscribers! I have redone Lesson 13 since the first version
had some minor sound issues. Why? Because I love you all. I am looking into
what is causing this problem to avoid it in the future. -Tim
Hi! The fingering positions of B Major chords seems very forced. I had
problems placing the fingers of that way and was very uncomfortable. Some
advice for that? One advice about these series, if you dont mind: will you
‘send homeworks’? By example: practice a easy piece or something like that.
Would be fine during breaks until you upload a new video. I’m very excited
with those videos, hope you continue and thanks you so much =)
About the homework assignments. I can absolutely add those in. I have been
thinking about that for awhile. Now that people are watching the videos, it
will be more than worth my time. Thanks for watching! -Tim
hello mr. i saw your all video and im keep moving you are my best teacher
but i have on question what is your tips to me if im studying all this and
write it down on my sheet but i dont have a piano ” i cant buy one at this
time ” thank you hope you replay me
There’s a typo in the annotation at the first secs of the video. It says 12
is the next video, should say 14 Thanks for the lessons 😀
Thanks for letting me know! Fixed!
hmm, I would buy a keyboard of some kind, or at least find a neighbor,
church, etc that does have a keyboard or piano. You can probably find an
older keyboard on craigslist or a yard sale for pretty cheep. Until you can
afford one, you can practice reading notes so that you can hit the ground
running when you do get a keyboard.
ooook ! thanks for replay and it was helpful . keep going mr.
Hi! Learning lots from your lessons… quick question: how do you know
which note in the triad will be the sharp? It looks like it’s in line with
all three notes. Is the sharp supposed to be on the same line as its
corresponding note? Maybe it’s just hard to see on camera…
Thank you for uploading your tutorials! I’ve always been told i’m talented
at piano the way i am, but i know i need lessons to break any bad habits i
have and learn all the basics! So I really appreciate your videos!
i dont really understand this can u please guide me
Thanks in advance for your very professional and helpful lessons. I have a
doubt. When I play a C Major scale, my ear can perfectly recognize a Major
scale. However, when a play a C Major scale by means of Major Chords,
instead individual keys, it seems that the piano is not in tune. Am I doing
or expecting something wrong?
Got it the first time! Yay! I’m on a roll here! Hehehe ^^
thank you sir
Can you tell me why staffs are so small on sheet music? I’m having trouble
sometimes in knowing if the note is on a line or in between the line and no
I don’t need glasses haha. I think it would of been better if they were
made a little bigger in all sheet music.
Thanks heaps!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much. These lessons gave me a reason to buy a digital piano
and start learning.
You are such a great teacher! You are deeply appreciated!
OMG thank you so much man I really want to become a good piano player…
I’m only on this video so maybe they will be good like your other videos!!!
… I got a question can u mention me in one of your videos? My name is
brycen and I really think u r a good piano player
I learned to play piano all by my self but instead of using my 3rd finger
for the middle note in a triad, I use my 2nd finger… Now I have to learn
all over again to make triads with my third finger… Will it take long to
get used to?
Love you videos thank you soooo much
Can you please make a video on melodic intervals