How to Learn Piano as Fast as Humanly Possible (COMPLETE)

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Hey students, Just wanted to let you know that there is a Spring Sale going on right now for the courses over on my website www.pianolessonsontheweb.com . You can learn much more about piano, music theory, ear training and anything else you need to become a well rounded musician.

[@em1980able]

This Chanel should have 1million + subscribers. The best Chanel on KZbin! Very useful. Clearly explanation of all theories.

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

SMALL CORRECTION: at 5:48 when I am talking about minor equivalents, the text should say "a minor" instead of "c minor". Also at 6:18 it should say "e minor" instead of "g minor". The minor equivalent of C major is A minor. The minor equivalent of G major is E minor.

[@kt2b]

Tim, Your tips are so clear and easy to follow. Tips like these do save us time to learn playing piano. I've seen great tips like yours on KZbin about music theory, all centered around the circle of fifths. Thought you might have great tips on the circle of fifths as well. Thanks

[@neylabak1]

I can't thank you enough for your so much useful content. thank you Tim❤you are the best teacher of music by all aspects of it.🙏

[@emmaA-]

Don’t have time to watch it now but definitely gonna watch later. Love the concept 🙌

[@JD-xo3xz]

Thank you, I needed this.

[@luisaechavez57]

Thank you so much for such a great teaching talent,, from which so many people benefit from, i am a 66 yo grandma and truly blessed to be watching in March 2024,,🙏🥰

[@Mtubeable-q2q]

Complete self-taught beginner here. Thanks for the clear direction and logical train of thought to get me started.

[@relicofgold]

Best piano lesson I've ever had. Other teachers purposely make it difficult???????? Many thanks for the most straightforward music lesson I've ever seen.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I've followed so many of your videos that I knew this. But the title intrigued me and I'm warching out of curiosity. I am impressed. Very impressed. You had a good teacher, and I'm sure he's appreciating his student. BTW what is his name? He gave a concert highlighting Black composers and I'd like to watch again.

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Thanks for the kind words Lawrence. His name was Vincent Craig and the concert is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZbNfoOVf7SUobM

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

@@LessonsOnTheWeb Merci beaucoup. Et bon courage.

[@manuelgonzales6483]

Just what I need TODAY 😮🎉

[@teresmajor7956]

This is amazing. It's a great path for every level, and a very useful reference to objectively evaluate where your skills are at. Which I think the biggest challenge of self-learning. Thank you for your time and effort!

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Glad to help you out. also thank you so much!

[@redeemed4993]

EXCELLENT crash course- thanks so much. I know how to structure my practice time much better now.

[@quocdang5761]

You’re the best teacher Tim. I learned so much from all your videos. Thank you ❤

[@Meow-cm7cx]

Hey Tim you are an awesome teacher. I just watched your video on intervals and it finally clicked. Also I like your hat. 😊

[@vk7898]

Thank you. Great lesson.

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Glad you liked it!

[@philippabertacco7919]

This is a brilliant episode. So much information in 42 minutes. Thank you ❤

[@Ludesto]

Since I'm a beginner the practice is super easy, because EVERYTHING is a problem area lol Love your channel ❤️ Thank you for your work.

[@Ludesto]

Also, O like how you got happier along the years of the channel.

[@D.U.D.E-]

I just learned Beethoven pathetique sonata 2nd movement, I was happy to hear it at the beginning 😊

[@DannyLeeCurtis]

You are a very good teacher.

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

In this lesson I showed you some basic rhythm concepts you need to know in order to learn piano quickly. If you want a masterful understanding of basic rhythm, I highly recommend you check out this lesson next! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmSmfGdjfJp4nZY

[@FloridaHeat101]

Great tips! Thanks.

[@James-ro2xp]

Brilliant. I just subscribed. Thank you.

[@MissMiesy]

8:37 What is the name of this piece, please; and from what source I could find them? Thank you.

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

actually not sure? My editor put it in there. I'll ask him when I get a chance.

[@hcho8164]

Music, Math, Science, and legal profession all share in setting the importance of precedence. Somehow everything we know as right is set in precedence. But like everything that can be complicated, should we learn it to achieve our goals. It depends on your goals. No point learning geography for instance if you have no plans of ever leaving home. Maybe I'm wrong in this thinking that I want to save my ram for the good stuff. God only knows how much ram I have left. So instead of learning piano science, I want to learn songs, specifically classical music master pieces. Unfortunately two things happened. One, someone made a rule that a song can not be a masterpiece without being ridiculous difficult to play. Two, I discovered Liszt perfected that rule. So that you can benefit from my trials and tribulation, do not ever play Liszt, unless you enjoy frustration, misery, and self inflicted pain. On a serious note, hear what your piano teacher tells you, but listen to piano composers who have said you have to allow yourself to break from conformity to discover things we have not learned yet. Chopin said it, Liszt said it and many other greats have made similar comments. Success breeds success.

[@JD-72191]

What song is he playing at the 7:01 mark?

[@jumanian7346]

It’s Merry-Go-Round of Life

[@okellosamuel3357]

how can I get Ur note book

[@ricklarson9312]

Interesting they are a 5th a part .. treble chef and the bass clef is a a 4th a part... easy sharps up flats down !

[@edwinbab3205]

What portable piano u think is good for me

[@Persun_McPersonson]

Well, what are your goals and needs?

[@edwinbab3205]

@@Persun_McPersonson need learn play i know notes and hav used keyboard dont like weifhred keys

[@Persun_McPersonson]

@@edwinbab3205 So you just want something with keys that aren't weighted? Does the number of keys matter?

[@edwinbab3205]

@@Persun_McPersonson which better for me weighted or regular

[@Persun_McPersonson]

@@edwinbab3205 If you want to be able to easily control the volume of the notes, then a (good quality) weighted keyboard is what you want. If you don't care so much for having a lot of dynamic control, then an unweighted keyboard will do just fine, you can still get some volume control if it's also touch-sensitive, just not a whole lot.

[@relicofgold]

Never have seen, in scores of lessons, how to determine which key you're in. Why do they not teach this????

[@JustinKahrs]

I watched this video at 2x to learn even faster

[@velkar747]

Cb is B, which sounds weird to me. Why don't we call it B major scale?

[@Persun_McPersonson]

It usually is B major. C♭ major is a relic from a time before twelve-tone equal temperament, the tuning system we all use today. Before 12-TET was the standard, B and C♭ were actually slightly different, which gave each of them a different character.

[@markaprill6501]

Don’t cater to this idea of learning fast. Obviously nobody wants to waste time but being a musician is a lifelong endeavor. I know you need viewers………your lessons seem valid no offense intended.

[@justsebastian]

I can not follow your sharps and flats like your explanation of rythms