G "WutsUpG" Absolu
Piano Method Madness
Piano Method Madness is a podcast that focuses on getting former piano players back to playing the piano. The show discusses problems many piano students come across after learning a few songs or basic piano theory. The dilemma of deciding what to do or which musical genre to learn next often leaves students with a stuck in the mud feeling. Piano Method Madness helps piano students to move forward with their decision making process by reviewing popular piano method books. Users can then acquire a copy of the piano method book being discussed to play along with the show's narrator. The narrator...
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G "WutsUpG" Absolu
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Último episodio
17 de oct. de 2023
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Episodios
Introduction to The Madness (Part 2) 15.02.2019 11:56
This episode is a continuation of the first introductory episode. This episode lightly discusses the following music theory concepts: note names and values, time signature, and the grand staff. This episode also discusses finger independence and finger numbering. It is recommended the listener owns a copy of the Piano Method book being discussed in order to continue practicing the techniques off...
Introduction to The Madness (Part 1) 14.02.2019 4:50
This episode details what will be needed to successfully follow along with the narrator before beginning the exercises inside the first Piano Method book. Other topics such as finger strength, finger independence, and note reading are also mentioned. It is recommended the listener owns a copy of the Piano Method book being discussed in order to continue practicing the techniques offline. The user...
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