A keyboard is absolutely fine. In fact, I practice and perform on both a keyboard and a Grand Piano. Having a keyboard with 'weighted' keys is always best for keeping your fingers strong. But even an old Casio or an organ will do
No. After reading a few of the comments from students, I've included an additional module for each song called 'EASY PIANO VERSION' which includes 'TWO FINGER MELODY' videos. This also includes 'hand placements' and 'super slow' versions of each section of the songs.
If you are already comfortable at the piano, Just select the 'MID-LEVEL' section which still includes looping and slow practice, but it's a quicker route to the end result.
A keyboard is absolutely fine. In fact, I practice and perform on both a keyboard and a Grand Piano. Having a keyboard with 'weighted' keys is always best for keeping your fingers strong. But even an old Casio or an organ will do
No. After reading a few of the comments from students, I've included an additional module for each song called 'EASY PIANO VERSION' which includes 'TWO FINGER MELODY' videos. This also includes 'hand placements' and 'super slow' versions of each section of the songs.
If you are already comfortable at the piano, Just select the 'MID-LEVEL' section which still includes looping and slow practice, but it's a quicker route to the end result.
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