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Very good
I live in the UK, and I’m interested in the books and DVDs, is it a lot more expensive than the download version?
what did you end up doing?
Anyone knows the song at 1:09?
‘Your Song’ by Elton John
whats the piece at 3:02?
Says Chopin on the screen so start searching and enjoy the journey finding what song it is 🙂
That left hand looks like it can stretch well beyond one octave. My pudgie fingers can’t do it.
Hi – Lots of great pianists had a small reach (do a google search for pianists with small hands) To begin with I could just about reach an octave but with regular practice I can now stretch more than a 10th – so your hands DO stretch – but if you are doing a ballad style pattern in your left hand you can also ‘swivel’ on each note keeping the pedal down – which moves your hand up the keys like doing the triple jump. Don’t be put off trying 🙂
Not so much examples because nothings in there actually 🤣🤣🤣
is a midi keyboard with 61 keys ok to follow your course?
The criteria for a keyboard are as follows
at least 61 keys – more is better
it MUST have ‘touch response’
you MUST get a sustain pedal to plug in to it
I prefer weighted or semi weighted keys – but its up to your budget
Most Yamaha keyboards with above specs are fine
Hope that helps
Robin