Is it okay to teach yourself piano?

question 1: can you teach yourself the piano? Is it good to learn? Can you learn? I have been learning piano for 13 years.

In the first seven years, I was taught by a teacher, and I also took a side exam.

you should say it according to the situation.

if music theory is emphasized, self-study is fine. But at that time, I had to pass Grade 6 or above before I could take the exam. I don't know how it is now.

If it's practical, like fingering, you should find a teacher. After all, the foundation is very important, so you must standardize your study.

And personally, if you want to learn well, you'd better find a teacher at the beginning. He will teach you a lot of playing skills and a lot of attention. Of course, it's safest to find a teacher if you take the exam. After learning level 3 or 4, self-study is enough.

if it's just for fun, just learn the basics from the teacher. But playing pop music will be a challenge.

Generally speaking, teachers are sought at the primary level, self-study at the intermediate level, and reference teachers at the advanced level. Would be a good choice.

the faster you learn, the better you will learn! ! !

question 2: how to teach yourself the piano? As suggested by others, the piano is not a simple musical instrument, and the things that pop up by self-study are not strong enough. Even if there is a teacher to teach you, you may not have the correct hand shape and fingering, and you may even play the music wrong. < P > I haven't studied the piano for a long time, so I try to remember it. < P > I didn't go to the piano teacher for a while, but practiced at home by myself, but the practice got worse and worse, and the pop-up sounds were broken. < P You must practice Cherny (it's very basic, there are many books, and you can follow the lead). When it comes to the problem of left hand and right hand, most people are not flexible with their left hand, so they just started to learn, and the spectrum of their left hand is too complicated to play. < P > I think DVD teaching materials are useless. < P > Also, you should never use the electronic piano as a piano to practice. Those two instruments are two different things, and using the electronic piano for a long time will only get worse. < P It is suggested to change it into a mouth-popping guitar.

Question 3: Can the piano teach itself? If so, how to teach itself is very limited. Of course, the limit that everyone can reach is also related to their own efforts and talents. Whether your family agrees or not, I am not allowed to intervene and answer, but the pursuit of music is noble. I agree that you have this kind of music pursuit. If you want to teach yourself, I will ask.

let's talk about it from two aspects. One is the textbook, if you want to learn more formally,

1. I suggest you buy Thompson's textbook, which has 8 volumes, all of which are from the beginning of teaching, such as left-hand cooperation. Although you have a certain "degree", some music theory things in it will be helpful. If you think it is something you can do, you can speed up and browse it. Don't underestimate these simple things. The quality of the foundation determines the height and speed of your future flight. (This is a knowledge-based exercise)

2. It is necessary to cooperate with Hanon. Hanon's previous exercises are very helpful for the basic things of fingers, and the arpeggios in the following scales are also helpful for training the speed and intensity of fingers. This textbook is mainly used to straighten your hand shape and exercise your fingers. In particular, you are self-taught, so you should feel your fingers carefully and remember the correct hand shape. (This is a finger exercise, which belongs to a single and simple standard exercise)

3. Cherny series can start from 599, and this belongs to the etude series. Note that there are basic finger skills, new finger skills and the playing method of music (including the cultivation of musical sense). The degree behind 599 is 849, followed by 299 and so on. The reminder is not to pursue speed or anything, and so is the above, which belongs to the basic stage. (Every student's textbook is not necessarily the same, and I just chose a bigger direction. After all, I don't know what your hand or your acceptance is like.)

Although you have repeatedly affirmed your ability and confidence. I agree, but if there is no teacher, you should take the road with your heart at the beginning, and the road behind will be difficult. It may be impossible to continue after reaching a certain level.

If you want to reach a level where you can play pop music, the level of etude 849 above is enough. If you want to reach the professional level, you should at least get the level of 74 (one after 299), and it is impossible without teachers at this stage.

If you want to study, you must use your brain and wear it regularly, and keep practicing every day. It is respectable to pursue your hobbies and dreams, and I wish you success.

Question 4: Can the piano learn by itself? The answer is yes! Not only can the piano be taught by itself, but any musical instrument in the world can be taught by itself. The question is, what is the purpose of your study? Do you want to be a pianist, or do you want to learn in general, or what level do you want to achieve? If you want to be a pianist, you should practice the piano from the age of four or five. Can children at the age of four or five teach themselves? Of course not, not only must have a teacher to teach, but also have a mother to accompany it! Practice time: According to them (these pianists), it is not less than four hours a day. If it is less than four hours, it is difficult to make achievements in this respect! Of course, it is difficult for children aged four or five to practice for such a long time every day, probably when they are a little older. And we usually say that practicing the piano for at least one hour every day is actually an amateur level. Why do you need a teacher to become a pianist? Because you are competing with others, running a race! The road to self-study must be longer. Even if you hire a teacher, you may not be able to become a pianist or learn the piano well. If you want to learn the piano well, there are many factors. The most important thing is to overcome yourself and have perseverance and perseverance. If you don't even have confidence in piano self-study, how can you learn it well? Because in the teaching process of teachers, there are many things that you still have to learn by yourself, ponder, study and find ways to steal. Before the famous pianist Liszt met Mr. Cherny, his piano was taught by himself. Therefore, there is no pianist in the world who is completely taught by teachers; No one is a pianist who is self-taught. Learning to play the piano is inseparable from the teacher; But it is also inseparable from self-study! As to whether to rely mainly on teachers or self-study, it depends on your economic conditions. Now we have televisions, computers, VCDs, video recorders, tape recorders, and many softwares for learning to play the piano (especially the piano reading software and the computer grading software). These are all scientific advances, which have happened in recent decades and have never been seen by pianists in the past. Now there is a multimedia teaching method, which completely breaks the traditional one-on-one piano teaching method. As long as you have these hardware and software, it is no longer a myth to teach yourself the piano! If economic conditions permit, you can hire a good teacher, and your piano skills will grow faster!

teach yourself the process in the piano! 1. Listen and play. This is the first step in self-learning the piano. If you can't play, listen first. You can listen to it 5 or 1 times by yourself, and the teacher won't get bored at all. 2. recite. When you are familiar with it, you should remember and recite its spectrum or main theme. 3. Sightseeing, listening and reciting, and then watching music playing. 4. Play along with the teacher in vcd, mp3 player or computer metronome. 5. Playing, after doing the first four steps, you can try to play independently by yourself. First of all, remove the metronome, play completely freely, all the beats are free, you are the commander-in-chief, and play it all by your emotions, then record it with music editing software, and then compare it with the original play to see what's wrong. 6. Reading music software, this software is very good, and it is the killer of self-learning piano! As long as you input the staff, it can play automatically. For some music that you have never played or can't play, you can use it without a teacher.

Teaching the piano by yourself: I suggest learning Little Thompson and Cherny 599 first; Choose 1 Works of Bouguemuller, The Great Thompson and Bach's Preliminary Piano Music Collection. "Little Thompson" has five volumes, and each volume has a vcd. If you are fast for two months, you can learn four volumes. When friends who know the notation finish learning the second volume, the staff is basically passed. If not, you can only ask the teacher, because self-learning piano is not suitable for everyone, and some people teach piano by themselves better than teachers; Some people can't do it without a teacher, but they learn well with a teacher.

The best teacher to learn to play the piano is his parents who know music, followed by himself; The so-called teacher is actually just a coach or sparring partner. With the development of science and technology, piano self-study is no longer a dream! As we all know, there is no need for a "teacher" to learn English now. If there is a teacher, his role is not as important as it used to be! Blind people can learn the piano well. They don't know the staff at all. We have eyes given by God. Why not believe that the piano can't teach themselves? Self-taught piano also needs a teacher. His teacher is the computer. This teacher is more obedient than dogs and never gets tired! Aren't you satisfied? Don't believe that nonsense: no teacher ... > >

Question 5: Can you learn the piano by yourself? Self-study can be yes. As far as your situation is concerned, you have learned other musical instruments, so there should be no problem in stimulating the music score, but it is more effective to have a teacher to teach you. As far as grading is concerned, in my experience, the invigilator mainly depends on your proficiency and intonation, but if you enter the music, your body will naturally have some corresponding postures, which will add points to the teacher's impression. If your proficiency is good, it is no problem to get an A.

question 6: can I teach myself the piano at home? In the early stage, I'd better find a piano teacher to teach you about staff and music theory, and it will take almost two months to learn, otherwise even if you just learn to play well, you won't make any progress, which is a waste of time.

Recommended books: Hanon, Byer, Cherny, Basic Piano Course, Sonata, Polyphony, 74, Bach, Liszt, Beethoven, Rani, etc. There are too many.

If you don't have a teacher to teach you some books, I think it's still very difficult for you to learn by yourself. Good luck.

Question 7: If you want to learn the piano by yourself, there are two ways to go. One is to practice classical music, which takes a long period of time and requires painstaking research. The other is to play the popular music (that is, these songs you listed), which is quick and entertaining, but the performance foundation is very poor. Even if you play all these songs, you can't say that you can play the piano. It depends on how you choose. In terms of equipment, I suggest you buy an electricity first. More than 2, yuan is better. Don't play the piano in a hurry. Buy a copy of Basic Music Theory (written by Li Chongguang) and study it for two weeks. The most basic music theory can be understood without consulting others at your age. You don't need to read the later part of musical form analysis. Buy a basic piano course, Cherny's 599 etudes and Hanon's fingering, and make contact step by step every day. Don't rush for success, but have fun. In the process of practicing the piano, if you don't know any questions, you can ask your friends who practice the piano around you. At first, you can consider learning a lesson or two from the teacher, but don't rely too much on the teacher. The master can lead you through the door. The important thing is to feel the music and practice hard. Also, I advise you, even if you like a piece of music very much, as long as it is beyond your playing level, don't practice hard (just rely on muscle memory to play the piano). Once your foundation is gradually improved, playing any piece will come naturally. I hope you will be patient. I like music very much, too, but I haven't had the opportunity to study since I was a child, and I haven't taken the road of art examination. I have always regarded playing music as an important part of my life, which makes me very happy. I think that's enough. Sometimes, if I take my hobby as a career, it will become a burden and boring.

finally, I'll give you a word. Many people make a long-term commitment to themselves as soon as they bite their teeth, and then enjoy the illusion of a few days' results, and continue to degenerate.

follow your heart and wish you a happy life.

question 8: where should I start to learn piano by myself? If you are an adult, entertaining yourself and want to entertain yourself on the basis of a solid level, then I will tell you. . . . .

First buy a music theory book to learn music theory by yourself, and understand the staff. And memorized the position of the staff corresponding to the keys. This thing can be taught by yourself, and you can learn it without a teacher's teaching. If you don't understand it, you can learn it yourself.

Find a piano school and take lessons from the teacher several times. (I think it's very important. Without the teacher's guidance, you don't know whether you are playing correctly or not. Once wrong, it is extremely ugly! After a period of time, you can't change your hand, and the insiders will laugh at you at first sight.)

Just take a class once a week, and practice on your own for the rest of the time, and guarantee to practice the piano for 1-2 hours every day. First, play the first few pages of Hanon's Piano Finger Practice, and quickly enhance the strength and independence of fingers. Then use the "Byer Piano Basic Course". This is a small etude. These two books are used simultaneously. Write 1-2 songs a day, and try to play it in 3 months. Then use "Cherny 599" (Hanon continues to play it every day because he practices his fingers). . Cherny 599 will take about half a year. . . .

After playing "599", the next road depends on your needs. If you are entertaining yourself, it is basically enough to play here. Then, go and get some songs you like and play slowly. If you want to take a professional route, you have to practice with Cherny 849,299,74. . . It's not a professional route, is it? How can you learn the professional route by self-study?

well, practice for 1-2 hours every day, which is about one year. that's enough for you to play.

if you are a child, or you are a master, then you don't need to read these. . . . This is for adults who want to play the piano in a down-to-earth way and enjoy themselves.

question 9: is it difficult to learn the piano? I didn't learn piano until I was an adult.

I studied for five months.

You can go and see what level I play in five months.

Of course, the longer you learn the piano, the better. I envy boys' hands.

If the economy permits, you can find a higher price, between 1 and 2.

Actually, I suggest you find those piano majors who haven't graduated yet. They teach seriously. The price is cheap.

I'm just expressing my opinion. I hope it helps you.

A month or two. To what extent ..

2 months can only be considered as just stepping into the threshold. Want to learn the piano well. Without a few years of hard work. And time to study it,,, that is impossible to learn well!

question 1: what are the basics of piano? How to teach yourself?