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As a fairly experienced teacher of drums, guitar, ukulele and bass guitar, I decided to start teaching piano to beginners. I tried to make a book myself, as I usually do with my other instruments, but I kept making it too hard for the young ones. This book takes the hard work out of getting started with young beginners (I have used it with school years 2-4). It covers all of the basics with 10 fingers (5 with the right hand and 5 with the left hand), and introduces new fingers one at a time.

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Photo Credit: Alice Popkorn This song is also featured in the Christmas Songs Ebook for Guitar, Ukulele and Lyrics. Silent night is one of the best Christmas songs for beginner guitarists to play chords with, for both guitarists and ukulele players. Silent night is a public domain Christmas song. The sheet music contains the guitar […] The post Silent Night in C – Melody and Chords – Guitar, Ukulele, Piano, Violin, Flute appeared first on Learn Guitar For Free.

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How are guitar fretboard and piano keyboard related? Will it be easier for guitarist learn piano notes or pianist learn guitar notes? Today, our guest Neil from Sublimelody.com brings us a visual guide to answer two questions above. Let’s get started. 1. Music Notes And Fret-Strings On The Guitar Fretboard The diagram below shows you […] The post Connection Between Guitar Fretboard And Piano Keyboard appeared first on Learn Guitar For Free.

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Image by PIRO4D from Pixabay. In cooperation with consordini.com. One of the biggest disadvantages of playing the piano is that you can’t throw it in a case and take it with you. This is why many pianists use portable keyboards for practicing piano. A keyboard you can carry with you at no great inconvenience […] The post Portable Keyboard for Practicing Piano: What to Look for? appeared first on Learn Guitar For Free.

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Here in the UK the schools are still open and it’s business as usual but last night I sent out an email asking if parents would be up for skype lessons and the response has be overwhelmingly positive. I’ve made a rule that a parent or guardian must be there for the lessons. I have […] The post How peripatetic music teachers can keep working if the schools close appeared first on Learn Guitar For Free.

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Many of my students have learned this piece and passed their exams. It’s an enjoyable piece to play with lots of energy and it’s deceptively hard to perform the whole song without mistakes. The videos were recorded using a phone camera and a Zoom HD1 microphone. I think these performances would get a fairly good […] The post Guitar Drums and Bass performance of ‘Indecisive’ – Rockschool Grade 3 Piece appeared first on Learn Guitar For Free.

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Today I installed a Full Motion PC Monitor Arm to my desk so that I can rotate my PC screen to read sheet music easily. As I have been doing more teaching from home, and also have had more time to practice my instruments, I have been getting increasingly frustrated when reading music, because in […] The post A Full Motion PC Monitor Arm can help you to read sheet music on your computer appeared first on Learn Guitar For Free.

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TL Music Lessons

Exercise Sheets written by TL Music Lessons. Includes scales, chords and arpeggios. Learn the basics of piano. Written for any age from 7 and up.

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Learning your favorite songs on piano doesn’t have to be a difficult process. Most popular songs only have three or four chords played in the same order throughout. Did you know that even if a song does not have piano, you can still play it on piano? All you need is the chord progression, whether it was originally played on guitar or any other instrument. We have put together an infographic showing how to easily play ten popular songs, using only three or four simple chords. #infographics