Play Piano With Lisa - Warm-Ups

[@PianoteOfficial]

This warmup should take less than 10 minutes once you get the hang of it! Do you notice a difference in your practice when you warm-up? 0:00 Intro 0:21 Stretches 0:42 Breathe, say hello to your piano 1:19 Finger pattern exercise 3:12 Left hand 5:01 Hands together exercise 7:20 Staccato arpeggio 9:42 Octaves 11:13 Summary

[@swefox2923]

Ok, I really want to play a real version Everglow by Coldplay but I can’t I really need a great tutorial such as the ones made by you. Please

[@beachman8106]

Lisa, Thanks for this lesson. These routines are all achievable with practice. Although the staccato arpeggios & octaves are challenging! I am a 73 year old beginner who purchased his Casio CDP-S100 in July. I decided to learn piano as a retirement project and also whilst in Covid lockdown. I really appreciate your gentle approach of breaking each technical exercise down into discrete parts. For repertoire I am learning to pick out the melodies of simple, slow tempo ballads such as Can't Help Falling in Love with You and worship songs such as Abide with Me and Just a Closer Walk with Thee. Please keep up your good work. Best Wishes from Mornington, Victoria, Australia.

[@malikshah696]

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[@treasajimmy9932]

Really good warmups. Thank you

[@amrutakulkarni-gumaste6043]

Thank you

[@michaelcox8702]

I have heard you sing Lisa, It's totally beautifully. You are such an awesome singer. I enjoyed it, so much, thank you.

[@surmalhar12]

Madam Sir I am from India, I am an Indian singer,(I know indian notaion very well 😉) I can play well with my right hand, but my left hand is not powerful, my left hand has improved a lot after watching your video, whenever you teach with a teacher With friendship you realize more, you teach with a smile so you learn quickly, 100 salutes to you I don't know English, I send from Hindi to English through Google translet, 80/90% will be understood when you speak Is, thank you very very much🙏🙏🙏

[@castulo]

I just started learning piano about a week ago and luckily I found your channel. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and enthusiasm. I'm really enjoying learning from you. 🙏🏽

[@marksgameoflife8446]

I love the way each lesson feels like the perfect thing to practice and do from the right point of view to make playing the piano fun fresh and new. It keeps me from getting bored and falling into rut and it's always right on TIME. Thanks Pianote team!

[@PianoteOfficial]

So glad you are enjoying our lessons :)

[@batboy242]

Awesome warmup, will try this tomorrow, before scales and chords! Do you have a suggested order for watching your videos? Thank You , Fran

[@dancassidy7471]

Music is my therapy I bounce from guitar to bass to drums and now keyboard

[@wendymj64]

Great lesson, Lisa!!! Thx so much!

[@benjaminbrown5245]

Every time I even start practice i don’t know if I told you Lisa but I actually meditate and get into mindfulness meditations before getting to the piano. It really makes me feel connected and ready. Meditation is so important before starting tat way I can clear my ead.

[@jj53368]

I do the same!

[@benjaminbrown5245]

Isn’t that the truth though because many people wonder what meditation has to do with music or making music. Well, just as you have to prepare physically you have to prepare mentally as well.

[@sirvuyeah8772]

I love the way you're making things looks simple. Hahaha Also you're so beautiful🙈🙈

[@ICU10]

Hey Lisa..Your teaching manner is absolutely fantastic!!. My fingers have started up again and getting better. Thank You!!

[@crystalr7602]

Hello Lisa. Been a while since last tuning in. Have something to tell you I'm telling all you guys that have been encouraging to me - I've been catching some of you guys that show these techniques on pianos, not many on organs. I'm a former organ player - I say that because of family issues and now I only have a keyboard. I was never a good organist or played very well except by ear and I've learned more about how to play these instruments than all the teachers I've ever had and I must say, thank you so much for opening my ears and eyes. I hope to rekindle my love of playing watching you all and then taking on practice as I used to to just to learn how to play a song or two. I feel I learned all wrong earlier in life, I'm right at retirement age and have not played with any kind of passion in many years. I hope to do it again.....thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@sharonz2992]

Interesting in piano means harder for the brain to comprehend and even more difficult for the hand to accomplish, remain consistent.

[@rodolfogonzalezsarrelangue7301]

Happy New Year,dear Lisa. Thanks always for sharing your knowledge with an admirable way of teaching. God bless you. Yo

[@ArchanaSingh-hd3ug]

Really helpful videos from you. I left playing the piano but started again watching your videos and my enthusiasm returned. Thanks a lot.

[@tiseytise]

This helps me out a lot! I have a keyboard and I’m trying my best to learn how to play it well!

[@aryanprakash1758]

how is your keyboard skill right now

[@PianoBruce]

These are such awesome warm ups for me and my students, I’m looking forward to trying them out

[@exiledPostman]

I really enjoy watching these videos to help me learn how to play the piano.

[@charleshopkins5374]

hello lisa i really enjoyed your tuturial as i've just started to play thhis wednesday. i'm truly a newby.

[@Khakame]

Thank you..I needed this!!

[@Rothwellsmith]

Love it - i'm coming back to piano after years of not playing and i love the drills and exercises. I need to retain the memory and stop looking at my hands so I get into the harder songs i was use to playing... so happy i found your channel, you're amazing at teaching!!

[@DrDaveInN-Az]

I believe these warmup exercises are excellent. To take it to the next level, I would recommend these to be written out into piano scores so that beginner piano students can sight read the exercises as they are practicing them. To reach the next level of warmups, I highly recommend all beginning and intermediate piano students purchase, “The virtuoso Pianist” Parts 1 and 2 by Hanon, generally referred to as the Hanon finger exercises. Here you will be practicing repeating finger patterns as Lisa is demonstrating in this video. The Hanon exercises start out in simple patterns and gradually introduce more complex patterns to the student. Not only will Hanon build all the skills Lisa has demonstrated, but will dramatically increase your sight reading skill as well. Cheers to all piano students. I hope this bit of advice will further your piano playing enjoyment.

[@live2teach45]

I have never heard of Hanon, would it work for self learners?

[@suus_myself]

Thank you for this advice! I tried it today and it feels like a rewarding exercise!

[@globalsitter]

Hi Lisa & @pianote I'd love some tips for stretching & strengthening hands/fingers when not playing. I'm also wondering if you have more videos focussing on proper technique specifically: holding hands and pressing keys. Thanks so much. I have learned a ton since finding @Pianote!! 🥰

[@tatianamelani2744]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@kunalfuria9768]

Thanks!!! Been really helpful...

[@iamakar]

Thank you very much and good luck ❤

[@_Alisha_W.T.]

I am pretty good with the first finger pattern you showed! Tho,, the staccato apreggio was pretty challenging. Still trying to get a hang of that😅

[@Splendid365]

You’re an AMAZING teacher Lisa!!!

[@sirvuyeah8772]

When you started learning piano may I know how much time or how many hours do you spend per day every time you practice? Hope you notice me🙈🙈

[@georgehardisty8948]

Like your octive warm up, I need to work on that. Normally I warm up with scales and I, IV, V7th cadence with my eyes closed. It relaxes me and I know doing scales is good for my overall playing. I am one of the strange ones that likes playing my scales.

[@PianoteOfficial]

Those are great ideas for a warm up!!!!!

[@sonalisbudhe]

You are just amazing. I like the way you explain the terms. And your teaching style. Thank you so much for these play along videos.

[@blinkforever6535]

i have been watching your videos for a long time now......your tips really help me thank you for helping me transform from a beginner to a student in this lockdown :)

[@Damonistique]

Thank you! It was both helfpul and beautiful. Can't keep up with you yet, but I'll work on it 😏

[@iamleeham]

This helped me so much, thank you!

[@rasheedabasheer6780]

Outstanding. .I liked it alot... I enjoy playing these

[@MencaroniAndrea]

Dear Lisa, I play piano since lot of years but I often have problems of posture. One of the main issue, especially when I start (I also do excercises of breathing and mental relax before studying) is: If you do all exercises on the white keys, once you play the whole keyboard so also the black keys what happens to your body, to your posture I mean ? Do you have to move a bit forward with the bench, as there are little but significant distance between black and white keys ? How does it work ? Thank you in advance. Andrea

[@charlieharpman2107]

Hi Lisa!! Great lesson for a warm up . Thank you for posting this video. :)))

[@dnperfors]

I clearly have to learn what arpeggios are 😅 it was the only part of the exercise I didn’t understand.

[@mishthidave369]

How are you playing the staccato? Can't understand that plz help

[@FreshAlacrity]

So helpful, thank you!

[@LarsRyeJeppesen]

Just started playing at age 53 and your videos are amazing

[@ziffiusmonster]

Outstanding exercises! Thank you so much for sharing

[@frankalbert5432]

You're awesome!

[@adelabbas142]

This is perfect thank you

[@Shine-ef1up]

Thank you. Very helpful 👌

[@gavianfernandes9640]

Beautiful, great pianist and an awesome singer You are all in one😀 You are always my favorite virtual teacher

[@jimmusicart3188]

Love this Lisa! Thanks!!

[@DougMcDave]

That's challenging, which makes it AWESOME. The arpeggios and octaves were the more difficult, for me!

[@lissettegonzalez1059]

So amazing way to teach 🎹❤️. Are there exercises to separate want to do with hands. I mean doing things with one hand and other with the other hand. I don’t know if it’s brain or hand coordination it’s my biggest challenge ☺️

[@astraxlys]

always love your vids sm!!

[@satyanarayana.n4133]

Wow! Thank you Madam. So informative for novice learners like me.

[@scoobydoozie65]

Would you create a video on memorizing your first song, please , including why, when, how and benefits if any? From sheet music....

[@dancassidy7471]

I love you and you awesome taechings❤❤❤

[@kalilavalezina]

I talk to my piano too. :) You're awesome, thanks for this!

[@noahlebovitz2879]

I love this practice, thank you so much!

[@insanedrummer89]

Good beginner warm ups!

[@sajansundar6196]

Amazing teacher #Love from India...

[@arcamistik]

Wow... this tutorial is fun and easy to do... thanks !!

[@delanodouglas6141]

Your goal is to warm up your exercise that will always develop your fingers evenly. While allowed your hands to stay relax. For Maximize your speed, power, accuracy and dexterity.

[@LarsRyeJeppesen]

Thanks

[@michaelfigueroa1133]

Love these exercises!

[@billsmith5081]

I kinda just did that . Woossh! Traps hurting.

[@norinathapa907]

Thankyouuuuuu! You're the best❤❤ also pleaseee do a tutorial on the blessings by elevation worship

[@Muhammed.Pınar]

Dear Ms. Lisa. What a brilliant method you use in every video. I Highly appreciate your effort. Just had a question in mind. Well.. Been singing and playing the guitar for years. I know the chords' progression and kind of the ins and outs of both. The question is..is it possible for me to play the piano/keyboard bearing in mind that I'm 29 years old? (coz they some say that this instrument must be played starting from childhood). Thx in advance :)

[@tammyhurst1849]

I am 53 & I just started 3 months ago. I have a piano teacher once a week I have finished one beginner song book half way through the second. You could learn too.

[@PianoNotion]

Good tips!!

[@praveenkumar6796]

Thank you so much

[@leechapa7279]

wonderful.

[@afrinhossain3093]

Wow thank you so much Lisa This really helped me Hey can you please teach us how to play dancing on my own by calum Scott

[@JesusLives0625]

Awesome video!!

[@tiseytise]

This is so cool

[@dennisredstone998]

amazing

[@raulsuarez9977]

you're the best!

[@jrtmanmd]

How do you keep the pinky from floating up?

[@robinani07]

I enjoy there lessons

[@peaceandmotivation4235]

Tiring but oh so amazing

[@isaacmwanga7341]

I love you so much 🥰🥰💗🥰💗 I love again for live

[@jonos138]

Just started following some of these. Not really a proper Piano player, but kind of dabble. One thing that always frustrates me is having small-ish hands I cant spread my fingers far enough to reach all the notes that are played. Like learning some Elton songs, I think man I just cant reach that key with my pinky, which is really frustrating as you can never then get the same sound. Does having smaller hands become a handicap to ever playing properly? Just throwing this question out there. Does anyone else have this problem, or is it just bad technique on my part?

[@leroyaugustine3846]

Thank you the lessons... Cool lady...

[@anthonymwaisaka7528]

Nice one for fresher's

[@arkiwanbudlangblah2782]

Can I request something? Can you please show us how to sing on the piano? I mean dividing attention to both our voice and the piano. Often I focus too much on singing and mess up the notes or the other way around. 😅😅

[@dancassidy7471]

Should I not stand playing keys in my band?

[@JerryKolata]

Hey Lisa! Great ideas for hand coordination and motor skills, I'll be working on this. One question, how best to weave in the dreaded Black keys?? LOL Do you have tips /tricks / best practices for playing them also? Thanks! Jerry

[@bangseto6847]

Number 4 is the hardest one for me

[@Jisnuehenemdjdj]

Thank you Lisa And will you make a tutorial for He's a pirate There are many tutorial but yours is really interesting 😑😊😊

[@santiagomorales9317]

frist!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yes i will do every thing in this video

[@PianoteOfficial]

Let me know if you notice a difference!

[@Soda_F1]

Please make a torture hand independence exercise challenge!!

[@nickespinosa7154]

❤❤❤

[@shubhamlad2102]

Nice

[@b.rollingsbeatz3220]

You are very beautiful makes it easy for me to learn haha

[@blessonzachariya4525]

Nice video 👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏

[@emanuelakinloye]

Cool

[@johnhubertdeguzman825]

I'm a beginner. The hands together exercise looks so easy, but my hands hardly coordinate. :(

[@bbyfeather]

My hand is too small to do the octave scale 😥

[@sparshsingh7543]

🎹🎹🎹

[@zualteabawihtlung2817]

Can you tall me what is a staccato is ????? 😅😵😵

[@sharonz2992]

I'm not a piano expert but it's when you press the keys and not hold down the down. So for exmaple pressing C and leaving it immediately after, instead of holding C down. Hope it makes sense.

[@SkyLordPanglot]

Aaaand both hands staccato doesnt work with my newbie hands :D

[@ChilledRaven]

298 likes 0 dislikes Nice !!

[@AnthonyCarrier]

Learning to play twinkle twinkle little star is not a piano lesson...This is a piano lesson...!

[@rishalshalu2810]

Can you do a song tutorial for "River flows in you" ?....plsss❤️

[@sharonz2992]

That's my song. I cant play it

[@mr2geeza]

My brain hurts just watching you warm up 🤪