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⬇️How to Teach Yourself to Play the Piano⬇️
Method 2: Learning Basic Piano Knowledge
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Learn some basic piano knowledge. There are 88 keys on a piano. White piano keys are called naturals because they make a natural note when pressed. Black piano keys are called accidentals because they make a sharp or flat note when pressed.
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Use instructional books. Since you don't have a teacher, let instructional books be your guide. That will take you through a step-by-step process of learning how to read sheet music, play basic scales, and learn chord progressions and then simple song.
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Study the notes. You will need to learn where the notes are located on the piano, what they sound like, and how the note is written on the staff when you’re reading sheet music. You can make flash cards to identify the notes on the staff.
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Learn finger placement. Use the instructional books to help you learn how to play the notes. Playing the notes with the correct fingers is just as important as learning where the notes are located.
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Practice playing scales. Playing scales helps you familiarize yourself with the notes and the sound of them. If you are learning how to sight read, playing music while you sight read helps you learn where the notes are located and what they look like on the staff.
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Learn some easy songs. Practicing with easy songs also helps you to memorize where the notes are located, which improves your sight-reading abilities. Start with C major. Then, work your way through the minor keys.
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Practice, practice, practice. Learning to play the piano requires a lot of practice. Plan on practicing about 3 to 4 times a week for about a half hour.