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expirediconian | Staff posted Nov 24, 2023 9:40 PM
Casio CT-S300 61-Key Digital Piano Style Portable Keyboard $119 + free s/h
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Model: Portable 61-Key Touch Responsive Digital Piano, Black
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Are pianos difficult to learn?
Are pianos difficult to learn?
Any recommendations on learning resources?
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Any recommendations on learning resources?
You can find it used on halfprice books sometimes for like $10, this is all you need to get started, and if you will like piano or not . There are videos on youtube that go through all the songs and even this entire course, so you can hear it to know if you are playing it right etc.
Are pianos difficult to learn?
If you have tunes in your head that you want to hear with your ears and you are musically inclined, the "low to high" format might be fairly easy for you to adapt to.
If you intend on playing by reading music, I'd equate that to natively knowing English, then translating Latin on a court reporter with your foot.
Might just depend on how you roll.
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