http://www.lessonsforpiano.org Your guide to finding lessons for piano and learning to play the piano Fri, 04 Nov 2011 00:04:15 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.lessonsforpiano.org/at-the-same-place-in-13-years/ http://www.lessonsforpiano.org/at-the-same-place-in-13-years/#comments Fri, 04 Mar 2011 15:39:05 +0000 admin http://www.lessonsforpiano.org/at-the-same-place-in-13-years/
Vova is 6 and 19 years old. Olga is almost 4. That day Olga had a piano lesson and refused to go to the park. 29 July 1994 & 3 August 2007 Russia, Penza

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I have been trying to find sheet music for this song forever and had no luck. So, I tried to figure it out by myself. It’s probably not the exact way he plays it but its close. I have not learned all of it and will be posting a (PART 2) later. Hope this helps

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Per request, a better known FFF song. 100 years. Sorry for the small video glitches. Please don’t ask for the sheetmusic, read my profile. Clydesdale asked an interesting question: there’s 3 types of players, note readers look at music and play it great and consistent from the first time on but often memorize poorly. Improvisers don’t read notes well, their music often single notes with cords. They improvise a number of ways but never play the same twice. The last, brute force. They struggle through 1000 times until it becomes part of them. Learn which you are, you may be one type, a mix, etc. 10miles where do you put yourself? YouTube wouldn’t let me put the whole answer in the box, so I’m putting it here. I think I’m a mix between the first two. I can play most sheetmusic in one go (especially if I know the song), which should be obvious from all the video’s where I am looking for the CODA symbol and can’t find it because it’s the first or second time I’m playign the song . But then I don’t neccesarily need the sheetmusic, I can play by ear as well, and I hardly ever strictly follow the sheetmusic to begin with ( leaving out and adding notes..sometimes changing things a little). It’s the ones I learn by ear that I can instantly memorize, but when there is sheetmusic I have to really study it to learn it from memory..(which I’m a bit too lazy for usually since it takes more time and there’s s much more to play and figure out…)

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