Does anybody think piano is boring besides me?
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You probably think PRACTISING the piano is boring, but really, I think if a piano is played beautifully, nobody can resist listening to it. But, even if you are not the best player in the world, you could still appreciate piano playing by listening to CD and going to concerts.
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not really...I have a boring life...
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Saxophone and trumpet.  No, but I taught myself piano.
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The annoying one with the piano part from Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles"..that one?? I hate that song..
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Sounds boring.\n\nJust post your questions here, its probably quicker.
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Practice each hand seperate, then put both hands together working on just small chunks. Work on getting the notes, then the rhythms and then adding in the dynamics and expression. And if you dont have a piano teacher.. getting one would be a good idea
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There is plenty of free sheet music out there.  But you do have to download it.  http://sheet-music.8k.com/piano.html  This website has alot of great pieces and they do not take long to download.
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my fave thing to do is to listen to music or inspire myself as i play my piano.......i love doing these things usually when i need to make my day brighter
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Yes, I think most people who play musical instruments (esp a stringed one) like classical music since we learned to play using it.  I'll check out the group. Thx!
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No, definitely not. I'm a professional pianist and I know many tuners and I have never even heard it discussed.
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Some students lose interest no matter how hard you try.  There are so many distractions nowadays.  Most students are not just taking piano lessons.  Most are involved in many different activities.  It's very hard getting them to practice and keep them interested.  I've found having them listen to great pianists on Cd's or watch DVDs about them gets some motivated.  Making a "big deal" about some piece that they are working on, or are going to work on, is also helpful.  Have them prepare for concerts or contests.  You can also give them something more modern or popular to work on, on the condition that they continue to practice their regular lesson.  Emphasize that their "classical" pieces are the "meat and potatoes" whereas the "pop" stuff is the "cake and ice-cream".  \nI hope this was helpful.\nGood Luck!
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Chek a piano book or ask a piano book place hope that will help!\nCuz at the place I play piano I saw in the books some piano books by Weezer weird heh!?
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It is quite easy to play by ear. You don't really need any music background to play by ear, although it would be better because then you can play the chords correct. Just listen to your favorite song and only try to play the song with single notes. If you feel you've figured it out, try combining it with simple chords with your left hand. Just fool around till you think you've got the most fitting chords to the single notes and then try to make it more complicated by adding more complicated chords. In that way you become more familiar with the different sound and chord combination possibilities on the piano. This broadens your knowledge to make your own combinations.
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try theze linkz!\n\nwww.learnpianoonline.com/links.html\n\nwww.findfreesheetmusic.com/pages/Piano/\n\nwww.sheetmusic1.com\n\nwww.musicandyou.com\n\nwww.8notes.com/piano
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If you do not love it, there is no point trying to learn it. You will find that even most professional musicians have times in their lives when they take a break - sometimes for several years. \n\nPiano is a hard and frustrating thing to learn, and if you don't love it, you will not learn it. It's too much work if you don't want it bad enough. \n\nI think it's fine that you quit if that is what you want to do, and if you are not getting anything out of it anymore. I have played for 14 years on and off, and I have taken many breaks here and there. After 7 years, you should have enough knowledge to continue on your own for a while. \n\nEven if you don't want to play at all now, I really urge you to keep your piano and your books, because as you get older, you will probably want to begin playing again. \n\nIn the meantime, if you want to play a little just for yourself, then play WHAT YOU LIKE! Play songs that speak to you - don't force yourself to play things that you don't like to hear.\n\nBest of luck, and tell your parents that they should be congratulated on not forcing you to continue. It would only make you hate music.
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its just normal filmi music boring classicals
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me...no need for it...I find it horribly boring