Does anyone know about the piano Suzuki method?
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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.
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Here you go (a real one)\nYou have a staff (a partiture) written for orchestra.\nYou have to make a piano arrangement.\nEach note can be played by left hand, right hand or discarded.\nYou rely on a musician to train the system. Afterwards, it's supposed to work on its own.\n\nPlease write if you tackle it.
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Check out Jim Brickman stuff. His music is very flowing and has a lot of awesome syncopation. I played a piece for a recital like 10 years ago that was beautiful. it's called Journey West (The Oregon Trail) and its by Renee Schwab. It's a very beautiful piece. Very flowing. It sounds like movie score music. If you decide to do that piece, it has like 6 #'s or something crazy like that, but if you ignore that key signature and play it in the key of Bb (Bb and Eb) it sounds the same and you dont have to deal with the horrible key signature. \nChopin has a lot of good pieces too, most are pretty hard, but he has a couple that you could probably do. His songs have a lot of emotion which is awesome.\nHope this helps! :)
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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.
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The tried and true system is HANON, the Virtuous Pianist. It seems simplistic when you first try it, but pretty soon it starts getting tricky. The trick is to play it over and over and over, because they're actually like aerobics for your fingers. It guarantees independence of fingers, it says right on the book. Look for it in Amazon or your local B&N.
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here you go, just click below-\n\nhttp://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/PianoFiles/msearch?query=christian+music+sheet+music&submit=Search&charset=utf-8\n\nother options-\nTry these links below-\n\nhttp://www.qualitysheetmusic.com\nhttp://mrpiano.bestmusicpages.com\nhttp://www.musicnotes.com\nhttp://www.sheetmusicfox.com\nhttp://www.freshsheetmusic.net\nhttp://www.8notes.com
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(m)\n\nCheck the website for free piano lessons\n\nhttp://www.gopiano.com/
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www.pitt.edu/~deben/freebies.html \nwww.8notes.com \nwww.virtualsheetmusic.com/downloads/Free/DownloadFree.html \nwww.angelfire.com/music/FreeChristianMusic \nwww.pianoworld.com/freepianomusic.htm \nsheetmusicweb.com
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I came across a Piano Sheet Music Share Site called Piano Files.Com... It's free to join and you would have to look through it to see how it works preferably go to the message board once you sign up and ask. \n\nI did manage to find two American Reject Songs there:\n- It Ends Tonight\n- Swing Swing\n\nThe Frays\n-How to save a life\n-All at once\n-Hundred\n-Look After You\n- Over My Head\n-Trust Me\n-Vienna
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If you're looking for a way to quickly play the piano you're going to love this. Listen... most of you already know that the quickest way to play the piano is by learning chords.\n\nBut what most of you don't know is what kind of chord to start out with. There are triads, seventh chords, diminished chords and thousands more. There are closed position chords and then there is something called the open position chord, and with it, you'll be able to create your own music in less than an hour!\n\nLook.. the reason why so many people have problems with the piano is they give up out of sheer boredom! They sense that it will take months if not years to create something that sounds like music on it. So they give up.\n\nBy starting out with open position chords, you'll immediately sound like a pro! Why? It all has to do with the way the chord is structured. First, it's a modern sounding seventh chord. All this means is the seventh note of the scale is used to along with regular triad notes to give it a more contemporary sound. Jazz musicians use it all the time.\n\nSecond, it covers more than 2 octaves of the keyboard giving you a very nice "open" sound. If you love contemporary stylings, you'll be playing them in no time with it.\n\nAnd last but not least, you use both hands right away to create with! In fact, the chord is so wide open that you can literally create music without moving your hands around at all.\n\nIf you love the idea of playing piano but don't want to start with boring triads or note reading, you're going to love learning to play the open position chord!
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get old fashion tuning forks, and tune it by your ear. That is how they were tuned for hundreds of years, and regardless, it will sound right to you!\n\nIn 1975 my friend introduced me to tunning pianos. I had NO clue, but could match the strings to the sound of the tunning fork.
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Try these links below-\n\nhttp://www.qualitysheetmusic.com\nhttp://mrpiano.bestmusicpages.com\nhttp://www.sheetmusicfox.com\nhttp://www.freshsheetmusic.net\nhttp://pianofiles.com/member.phpid=36694\nhttp://www.encoremusic.com/piano/1702
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I agree with the previous answer.  Is there a local mtna chapter in your area?  I know that the chapter I belong does referrals and that is a nice way to get students and to network with local piano teachers.   Try visiting www.mtna.org  the Membership is worth it.
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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.
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Here is what Wikipedia has on it, for what it's worth.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montessori_method
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Try here - it is a list of piano books with the song.\n\nhttp://www.encoremusic.com/piano/featuring-song_sep_Cold+As+Ice.html
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http://www.8notes.com/school/riffs/piano/james_blunt_beautiful.asp?ptype=buy