Piano From Zero To Pro - Beginner Essentials To The Piano

In this lecture, you will learn my best shortcuts in knowing all the keys to the piano within 5 minutes, as compared to traditional lessons which take up to a few half-an-hour lessons to go through everything in this condensed yet concise lesson.

Unlike traditional lessons where you waste time to practise inside your very own lesson, here is the exercises for you to apply what you have learnt in the Module's lecture. As I always say, in tennis, or any kind of sport - even if you have the best coach in the world teaching you all the best tricks and shortcuts, it means nothing if you don't go and apply what you have learnt by going onto the tennis course and personally try it out yourself by giving it a few swings with your racquet. This is the same as music, you must apply what you have learnt by trying it out yourself by moving your fingers on the piano. Enjoy! :)

In this lecture, you will fully learn about the most important units of measure when we are trying to measure the distance between one note to another. This is very important because this is what we need to think of in our head when we are listening out by ear for melodies later on since melodies are just many different notes of different distances... right? It is a similar concept when we are trying to add 13 to 20 in our head using the measure of numbers.

Unlike traditional lessons where you waste time to practise inside your very own lesson, here is the exercises for you to apply what you have learnt in the Module's lecture. As I always say, in tennis, or any kind of sport - even if you have the best coach in the world teaching you all the best tricks and shortcuts, it means nothing if you don't go and apply what you have learnt by going onto the tennis course and personally try it out yourself by giving it a few swings with your racquet. This is the same as music, you must apply what you have learnt by trying it out yourself by moving your fingers on the piano. Enjoy! :)

In this lecture, I would go through all the MUST-NEEDS on body posture for piano if you want to play with great agility and speed like what I do in some of my piano covers.
Look at it this way, you can always play with bad or incorrect posture for the piano, but you will get to a point that you are unable to improve on agility, speed, and accuracy.
It is the same thing where I can actually play piano with my toes (I have a video of me doing this in a 20,000 subscriber celebration video on YouTube)... but I cannot play quickly because it is not the best and most optimal posture. Yes I know this is to the extremes... but I hope you understand what I mean.

Unlike traditional lessons where you waste time to practise inside your very own lesson, here is the exercises for you to apply what you have learnt in the Module's lecture. As I always say, in tennis, or any kind of sport - even if you have the best coach in the world teaching you all the best tricks and shortcuts, it means nothing if you don't go and apply what you have learnt by going onto the tennis course and personally try it out yourself by giving it a few swings with your racquet. This is the same as music, you must apply what you have learnt by trying it out yourself by moving your fingers on the piano. Enjoy! :)