Play with All Ten Fingers, Tension Free! Learn Ode to Joy. More Music Making Ideas (Lesson 4)

[@Et1979ienne]

Great material, including review of basics

[@pianowithgeorgia]

Hello and thank you so much for commenting!! I am so happy you are here and that the material helped you. :) More coming soon!

[@calebelms3842]

I love this!

[@sobatdin9593]

Thank you for you video nice pace for a beginner just great x

[@pianowithgeorgia]

Thank you so much!! I find so many books and videos go SO fast that it ends up discouraging. I'm glad that my pace is keeping you playing. Keep up the practice!

[@kevinmcnamara704]

Well done 👏 x

[@pianowithgeorgia]

Thank you, thank you!!!

[@kevinmcnamara704]

@@pianowithgeorgia x best wishes

[@CaveManActual]

Karrie is practicing!!!

[@pianowithgeorgia]

Music to my ears!

[@teedtad2534]

When teachers NAME EACH keynote or chords by letters 🔤🍎 this is more easier to follow along NOT at a fast pace... OLe to Joy is a good song or most gospel.... Do a tutorial on -," I love you Lord... It is in church song books... Blessings! 🙏💦💦🙏

[@pianowithgeorgia]

Hello and thank you so much! I'm glad that this was at a good pace for you. I couldn't agree more that slower is better. I'm glad you enjoyed Ode to Joy, and thank you for the song suggestion of I Love You Lord. Keep making music!