Is it bad for pianists to play the guitar?
551579
Yes the piano is a very jealous instrument
396366
the novice practices until he gets it right.. the professional practices until he&#92;she cannot get it wrong.\n (Joe Satriani)\n\n  SO practice until your fingers bleed, forget your friends, play time, goofing off and slacking..work work work.. Your goal is a good one although I will say that there is more money and fame in improvisational piano like Brickman, Yanni, Lanze or Winston do.
228019
Wow! you are preach-in to the choir! same thing happened to me. Well if you're new to it then i say give it some time. I did and now i love that i can just sit down at the piano and play a song. But if you've tried for more than a few years then i agree with Theresa.
348991
i also play piano n its difficult to sing when u play but if u practice enough, u can do it \n\ni wld love to play cathedral organ .. too bad im not catholic\n\nbtw whats so difficult abt walking and chewing gum simultaneously?
543717
Yes. It is a set of piano pieces that you have to practice over & over again to master. It also has a levels program in which the music gets more complicated in terms of diffculty. The pieces here range mainly from classical to traditional music. Also, yes you will have to memorize the pieces which is not too much of a problem since you will eventually memorize them through constant practice.
328425
Yamaha Keyboard or Yamaha guitar
124283
Pianos have something called a sound board.  If it becomes damaged, say as warped, it would ruin the instrument.  Leaving a piano outside would probably cause seroius damage to the sound board.
1079723
I don't really understand your question, but I will try to answer it. \n\nYes, you can play piano without using just the pentatonic or diatonic scale. It think all classical piano pieces don't use just those scales.
474650
Studies first.! You should fix your schedule.. If you have time to learn those instruments, then spend it wisely.. Guitar & Piano Lessons are also useful., and,, if you already knew the chords in Guitar-minors and majors and the keys in Piano-I mean the C,B,D,E,F,G,A,B,C--even without knowing the notes written in piano pieces,, then you can play & compose your own songs... :D The notes and tunes are just the same so whatever piece you'll play in Guitar, can also be played in Piano--using chords..!
55183
You can use a piano. Just play a note, and tune your guitar using the little twisting notches on the top. (twisting tighter makes it higher)
1129983
I had similar problems with my fingers when I started playing guitar. My pinky never wanted to cooperate. It just takes lots of practice. Sometimes you have to use whatever finger works best for the particular chord you are trying to play. Good Luck!!
622739
Yes, and generally it doesn't even matter what type of music they are playing--any kind played on the guitar is enjoyable to me.
532867
I play as much time as I can find free.I also play the guitar.My favorite song that I play now is The Sonatin from Beethoven.I also practice F-dur,C-dur,G-dur,a-mol,e-mol to practice the fastnes of fingers.It ain't easy,but,what can I say?I just don't like quiting.I play some song till I think I'm don,till it is perfect.The time that I put in it depends form each of the song.My piano teacher tells me if I am wrong somewhere and I try to don't repeat mistakes.
984734
Why would you give up piano?I've been playng guitar for well over 20 years and I've always been quite serious about it.I've played many other instruments in that time,but guitar was always my main focus.I admit as a former guitar teacher I wouls always recommend remaining focused on your instrument,but playin more than one my enhance your ability and creativity on your primary instrument.\nYou most certainly would regret leaving piano,but there is no need to do so at all.The only way not making a decision to play one over the other would be detrimental would be if it were your goal to reach absolute virtuosity on one.If you're doing it for the love of music there is no need to choose.
773301
It's an expression of how much finger pressure it takes to sound a note or chord. If the action is high, your hands and wrist will be sore after much playing because of the effort u have to expend just getting the chords w/ no buzzing or muting. The 1st guitar i had was like that and i almost gave up playing due to it. \n   I wouldn't rely to much on reviews 'cuz everyone has different hands and fingers and what feels good to a guy with skinny fingers is going to feel like crap to a guy w/ fat fingers and what not. The best is to go to the store that has the best selection of what you are looking for (acoustic or electric) and just start playing the different ones. But try to do that when you have the $ to buy as the clerks might start giving you the eye if you stay too long and don't buy anything. Or if you do stay a long time and aren't ready to buy that day, pick up a set of strings or some music or something to give them the idea you're not just wasting their time and inventory.
149762
the piano - it sounds good.
12768
An interesting question!  I would think that if both were properly tuned and played in the same key that they would sound good together...of course some of this depends on the skill level of the musicians!