My teacher told me tension is unavoidable in these bars due to the speed and dynamic, but that it can all be released in the following bars.Ĭhopin etudes that have been discussed. There are four bars in this piece that are absolute nightmares (four bars all the same- the LH and RH thumb are trilling, the rest of the RH is playing the melody). In my last lesson on Debussy's Poissons d'or I was discussing relaxation with my teacher. The difficulty is knowing what these things are. Certain things, conversely, require tension or are just impossible to play without it in some degree. I do intend to learn them but right now they would just consume too much of my time.Īlmost everything sounds better, is easier to play and is physiologically better for us when we relax. I just don't like any one Chopin etude enough to spend that amount of time mastering it. There are pieces that I've tackled, probably too early, and have had to spend several years trying to master them, but these are always pieces I REALLY like and REALLY want to play and they generally contain a variety of technical challenges as opposed to just one.Įven if I spend several years learning one of these pieces I've effectively killed two, three, four technical birds with one stone in the same time it takes for me to kill one technical bird by learning one Chopin etude (although with the Chopin etude the technical bird would be more thoroughly dead and thereby have less chance of being resurrected as a technical bird zombie).Īlso the fact that I like these pieces so much gives me the motivation I need to persist in practice for years on end. These songs are famous for their heavy use of this instrument, and are surprisingly easy to play, once you get the hang of it.^^I couldn't agree more, you took the thoughts right out of my head and made a coherent argument. Have You Ever Loved a Woman – Eric Clapton.Lullaby (Cradle Song) – Johannes Brahms.Can’t Smile Without You – Barry Manilow.The Greatest Love Of All – George Benson.Close To You (They Long To Be) – The Carpenters.The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face – Ewan MacColl.What a Wonderful World – Louis ArmstrongĮnlisted below are some of the best songs that employ the piano as a major musical component.Can’t Help Falling In Love – Elvis Presley.Who Do You Think You Are? – Spice Girls.
These songs can be used to introduce kids or absolute novices to the piano, because they are quite easy to play, and won’t scare off the newbies. Taking piano lessons from tutors or online will soon make you a master, given that you work on your skills regularly. You can easily catch the tunes and the notes once you have got your hand at it. The intricate ones will be clear to know once you get acquainted with it. If you are a newbie, then start with the simple notes. Many popular songs, though they seem complicated and difficult, are actually quite easy to learn, and can be played on the guitar or the piano by anyone with a basic understanding of the instrument. Countless songs have used this instrument extensively to produce everlasting, attractive tunes. The piano is one of the most popular and widely used musical instruments. The words she knows the tune she hum ~ By Elton John from the song ‘Tiny Dancer’ Read the content and get to know the most melodious songs ever composed. Here you get the list for the best piano songs.
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