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Fat Turkey posted:
What do mean by this? Is it that the left can't hit the notes good at all, or is it that it's hard to play left and right at the same time? Anyway, I would suggest you go and learn some songs. A good one to start with is Fur Elise if you're looking for the classical track. House of the Rising Sun (notably done by the Animals)is good if your looking for arpeggios. EDIT: Also everyone get a Fake Book. I learned a crapload from those things.
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Sep 6, 2007 00:50
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Wiki puts the idea through pretty good: basically, fake books let you learn lots of songs in a short amount of time. They come in jazz, classic, gospel, rock, etc. You can start off using them by just hitting the the triad with your left hand and the melody with your right, and work it out from there.
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Sep 6, 2007 01:16
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Hey, I have a question: How do I write solos for keyboards (i.e. ones in old Heavy Metal songs)? Do I do the same as impov?
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Sep 7, 2007 03:18
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If you really wanna go for it, try learning the Turkish March. It's a pretty fast song, but drat you'll be proud to play it.
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Oct 6, 2007 00:06
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An0 posted:Considering that my flatmate took lessons for 10 years, would buying a book and having him correct my mistakes be good ? Or does it take somebody even more experienced, ie. a professional teacher to correct them. I'm a student, so frequent lessons are not a possibility, but infrequent ones are. He should be able to correct you for the earlier stuff, but nothings better than getting a teacher. Can't help you on the book though, I can only tell you I only needed a chord book.
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