Piano music

So, you want to learn the piano. But you don’t want to spend years learning how to read music.

That’s understandable. Learning piano doesn’t have to be the hard chore so many believe it to be. In fact, it can be quite easy IF YOU START BY LEARNING CHORDS!

For example, in the lesson “Reflections in Water,” available below, we have four chords and a scale to create music with. We don’t need to read music and we don’t need piano tabs either. All we need is to learn how to finger one chord position and play the C Major scale. Then we can use these materials to create music with.

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We all need to relax more, and music hath charms to soothe the savage beast. But, have you ever thought that you could create your own relaxation music? Doing so actually has more benefits for you than just listening to it.

Take the piano for example. This instrument is perfect for creating soothing, relaxing ambiences and has been used just for this purpose. There’s no need to create bouncy Jazz rhythms or sharp dynamic classical crescendos. On the contrary, the piano can be used to provide a lovely, delicate environment.

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So, you live in Los Angeles and you want to play piano. Here are your options. You can pick up your local yellow pages and thumb through dozens of ads in the hope of finding a qualified teacher. Or

You can learn how to play piano online for a fraction of the cost. That’s right! Piano lessons in Los Angeles do not have to be expensive. You can pretty much find what you’re looking for online. And most of the time, you can find piano lessons that are free.

For instance, the website gopiano.com has been around forever and teaches the beginning student how to play in the classical style.

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So, you’re a fan of the piano. You like the way it looks and sounds but you’re too afraid to approach the task of learning how to play it.

You’re not alone! Literally millions of people would love to learn this instrument but don’t because they’re intimidated by the learning curve.

But fear no more! Your learning curve just got a lot shorter thanks to the Open Position Chord! This versatile chord structure allows the beginning piano student to sound like a pro faster than any other method I know of! Why? Because it allows you to play a modern sounding chord with both hands right away.

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Piano Tabs vs. Guitar Tabs

Piano Tabs are basically the same as guitar tabs. Why is that fact important to you? Simply because most chords/lyrics which are in tab form on the internet are going to be listed as “Guitar Tabs” and not necessarily “Piano Tabs”. The chords to a song, the lyrics to a song are the same regardless if a guitarist or a pianist is playing it. So if you’re looking for the “tabs” for a song on the internet, you may end up having to look at a guitar tab site rather than a piano tab site. But no big deal here!

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