If you want a very basic learning tool with simply a written guide along with basic video lessons then consider learning more about Piano For All. This is great for some people, however others may not like all these features. What I mean by that is that there are so many more features and tools than a traditional piano learning program. I think I mentioned in the video review a few times that Playground Sessions is a bit more advanced. It's probably the fastest tool to use in order to get you sitting at a piano and playing on your own.
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One thing I think the software does a really good job at is combining reading sheet music with technology and visual aids. One concept builds on another with proper exercises, followed by proper video instruction. They make learning music theory fun, which is a very difficult task! In the early teachings, Playground Sessions separates itself with the great video lessons that are so easy to follow along with, and supply you with proper knowledge about the various keys. If you're a beginner it may seem daunting when you look at an 88 key piano, but Playground Sessions makes it so easy to understand. The first few lessons do an amazing job at providing a clear overview of the piano. So this review doesn't really do the software justice. Plus you really need to be playing along yourself. I could record an over-the-shoulder video going through a whole bootcamp series, however that would just take too long. It's hard to explain and show you how well it works, because it's something you need to experience. I can only tell you honestly, that they do. What I can't really show you is how the progression through the exercises and video lessons really enhance the whole learning experience. Here is a set up video provided by Playground Sessions:
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You only need to be online in order to download a specific lesson.īut to use the interactive dashboard, you will need to have a digital piano hooked up to your computer. If you use a regular piano, you simply download a lesson to your computer, laptop or iPad and just follow along. You don't technically need to have a digital piano, however to make use of the dashboard and interactive software you will need one. There are instruction videos for pure beginners, as well as more advanced players. There are a wide variety of lessons for all skill levels, as well as songs which are sorted by skill level. You can always visit the official website and FAQ section for more information, however here's a brief explanation of these two major points: The two major questions concern who this program is for, and what you need to make it work.
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