Learn Your Piano Notes FAST [10 Minute Exercise]

[@meltdino1]

I'm 60 years old and I was looking for piano tutorials for me to learn piano. Thank you, you're simply he best.

[@b-jscott]

As so many of us do; took piano lessons at school then life got in the way . Now at the young age of 75 I have taken up the piano again. Your videos are such a help !! Love the way you explain. I’m from South Africa 🇿🇦 Thank you so much .

[@ronwhitehouse23]

You are such a fabulous communicator. Thank you so much.

[@vivethierry]

This is giving me so much hope! Thank you thank you thank you!

[@ramonaburgos7400]

So happy I found You.I love your teaching method,Thank you,I will telling other beginners about your spot on utube.Thank you for your kindness for this art and it's students,love your accent too.

[@dante2047]

I almost gave up hope starting to learn how to play the 88key piano until I saw your video. Thank you.

[@Arjun1234]

Excellent and to the point.

[@sweetciinamon]

Thank you so much my grandma got me a keyboard for my birthday and now I know my notes now with this practice!

[@philmorgan8743]

Thank you. My piano keyboard comes this week but i am using the table and starting to learn. I think this is great, it's an adventure . really big thanks.

[@thomasgriswold6693]

Just so simple and absolutely brilliant.

[@briancherry8088]

I use the order of flats to practice. Using a metronome, I try to play BEADGCF while saying the name, and then repeat the process with Bflat, Eflat, Aflat, etc. That way I am also memorizing the circle of fourths, and to be able to recognize moving by fourths around the keyboard. This is how I learned the bass guitar fretboard and have been trying to apply it to the keyboard too. I could also repeat the process with the order of sharps, using GDAEBFC and then repeat with Gsharp, Dsharp, Asharp, etc. That ones a bit harder to memorize though. Again, it helps with the circle of fifths, and to recognize how to move around by fifths.

[@a.s.1548]

Wow. Thank you for doing this. You have no idea how much this gave me more hope. It's easy to feel like you should give up sometimes. Thank you so very much!

[@fnetogamer4872]

Just for watching this video and hearing you repeating the notes and seeing the piano image of the keys I am already memorizing them.

[@gloowofficial3513]

You are amazing, this video is very helpful. Thank you! 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵

[@markshveima]

Brilliant!

[@JuanEdric]

Best chanel to learn piano

[@mickeyniehoff1827]

Great info & exercises!

[@DeejayRach0]

Thank you ... you are amazing teacher!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Creativepianoacademy]

glad you like these vids Georgi!

[@JuanEdric]

Thanks you

[@mikeelliott2092]

Great stuff Josef. I initially want to be learn the position of the keys and then learn & play some cords and put them together to create a short piece of music. I also want to be able to read a piece of music. Mike

[@Kim-nj4lx]

Thanks for the video!

[@gillianeckersley5511]

Very interesting I'm going to do that

[@cathywilson5190]

you are awesome! Thank you!!

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Thanks Cathy, so are you! :)

[@Kevin-li7go]

Amazing video

[@HaharuRecords]

Im kinda suprised you got this idea. Cause this one feels like its very effective way for a beginner🙌

[@mikearmstrong1796]

Watched many many online teachers. I like your style. You cut out the waffle and bulls#%t and get to the point👍👍

[@sweetciinamon]

I know right

[@karenstott7286]

I’m just starting out and am wondering which of your tutorials I should start with? I’m a complete beginner!

[@davemetcalfe9800]

Hi Josef, that was VERY interesting. I`m still trying to get my head around the positions of the various notes, can I ask you what your thoughts are about the ID stickers I see that are available to mark the keys. Are they helpful or an overall hindrance....?

[@baggi0945]

Hi Joe I'm a complete beginner and looking to learn how to play and have found your videos great, so am looking at doing the Piano Lessons For Beginners playlist but was wondering where to go after? Should i leave videos like this one till later on?

[@Creativepianoacademy]

Hey, I believe this video is in my beginner's playlist. At least it should be! Once you have gone over the vids in the beginners playlist.. take your pick. There's no specific order to the vids. I leave that for my premium courses. Glad you like these vids though and long may they help you!

[@baggi0945]

Thanks for the reply, this video isn't in the beginner's playlist :) I'll get through that and more than likely get your premium course because I would benefit a lot more with some structure to my practices as I seem to be going from video to video not knowing if I'm learning advanced stuff before the basics lol

[@tech-nomade]

Nice tutorial, thanx. But why your C4 sounds like my C3? 🤔

[@marionanderson119]

Would love to play Emale

[@arleanarmstrong9725]

thank you im 9 years old and you helped me a lot

[@anmol7384]

what piano are you using here? I would like to buy a reasonably priced, good quality keyboard piano.

[@nikov4543]

This is great but to be honest I think the video is a little fast for beginners! I found it easier to watch at 0.75 speed lol and I've been playing for a few years! I was looking for tutorials for a friends and just stumbled across this video!

[@rachaelcarroll8718]

Hello what type of keyboard will allow to record the keys you have just pushed and save it just in case you make up a nice tune then you forget what notes you pushed to get that tune? thank you

[@Creativepianoacademy]

✅ 🎹 Check out my BEGINNER ‘Sit & Play Piano’ course 👉 creativepianoacademy.com/sitplaypiano Whats the ONE thing you would love to learn first on the piano?

[@GarryBurgess]

I would like to learn how to play arpeggios so fast that smoke rises from the keyboard after I play them.

[@edmunddomeracki229]

I would like to play Hallelujah.

[@mickerpicker3405]

song of healing or linus and lucy

[@sagarbhandari1135]

Again - from the anime "Your Lie in April"

[@JuanEdric]

What Piano do you use

[@alexmuller378]

any tipps to identify very high or very low keys without having to count? Can be very frustrating when learning something new :-(

[@mohanad5642]

I am beginner and i have a problem. When i have the chords for a song and i try to play them, i take so much time trying to look for the chord. Can u please help me?

[@Creativepianoacademy]

The more you play the more familiar you become with the keys and layout. Try an exercise where you move between chord inversions to a metronome.

[@shonalishetty]

👍

[@fnetogamer4872]

Thats remind me of a five/seven piano keynotes. Five sharp or flat, and seven notes. I could use five-seven for a name. Think its cool.

[@JuanEdric]

So easy and I am 12 years

[@melwinwillsw2836]

how to say the note by hearing... that is C,D,E,etc...

[@Creativepianoacademy]

hey wills. The idea of this exercise is to say the note whilst you play it. Remember, the exercise is about being spontaneous and thinking quick by staying in time to the metronome. Saying the note outloud when you play it is another angle to come at it in order to cement the notes into your mind. So looking at the keyboard, the metronome hits, you play a note and say what that note is outloud (or in your mind) and continue on each strike of the metronome. Hope that helps

[@melwinwillsw2836]

okay... thanks bro for your immediate reply... I going to try it... 👍

[@minecrafttimemcb7919]

I just have 54 keys.

[@kavetjiuhevii3003]

I love ur teaching style but u are really fast # slow down