2011-05-02 UPDATE: MP3 Available for Download tsubsmusic.wordpress.com Created in FL Studio, Cellofan and TruePianos and Casio PX110 Digital Piano. I would like to see some video responses with someone singing over this (or perhaps even a couple of people)! :D Update: 2010/06/19 Added Caption for lyrics and Annotations for signaling when to start singing.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Friday, November 18, 2011
Learn Piano Fingering and Sound Like a Pro
In order to play the piano so that the music feels light and fresh you are going to need to learn piano fingering. This is the correct placement of the fingers on the piano keys so that every song sounds graceful and flowing. You will learn all about positioning when you start taking piano lessons. It is a necessary part of your learning and instruction.
Piano fingering is based on general principles only. There are no hard and fast rules governing which fingers need to go where, but rather general guidelines that need to be followed so that the music pieces are played as smoothly as possible. If you do not have correct piano fingering and do not understand it completely, your pieces will end up sounding choppy. You will be taught piano fingering when you take a basic course on the Internet. It is easy to learn and will make your music sound much better.
When you are studying the piano you will learn that all of the fingers are assigned a certain number. The thumb is number one and the rest of the fingers go up in order. When you are composing music you will be able to know which fingering is best, because if you are going up to higher or lower notes on the piano you will naturally want to position your fingers so that the rest of your fingers can follow easily.
This is just one of the things you need to know if you want to compose your own music on the piano. There are a lot of other factors to take into account, and you may need some instruction on how to get these things just right. If you can learn to play the piano by ear you will find it very easy to compose music on the piano. You will understand the notes much better and will know what the different notes and chords sound like when you see them on a music sheet, or hear them being played.
Piano fingering is one of the aspects of learning to play the piano that you need to learn correctly. By learning this simple step you will find that your music sounds much more fluid. You will learn where to put your fingers for each song so that it sounds best, and you will find out how to figure out which finger goes where by looking at the sheet music. Learning where to put your fingers will help you when you are composing your music and help you figure out your finger positions on your own masterpieces. Learning by ear will also help you compose your own music. You can find out the basics of finger positioning by taking a simple course on the Internet that is affordable for you.
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