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If you would have told me I could play the melody of Amazing Grace before I watched this video, I would have laughed at you and told you I had a bridge to sell you... Thank you!

I really love this❤❤

You teach so good! Your way of teaching is really so good and different from all other videos here on YT, Thank you so much 🙏💗

Finally, someone tells the truth.

There’s no getting around it. Practice is the key to it. Thanks for the video!

excellent advice

I have enjoyed this first lesson and looking forward to more. Thank you!

Is there anything before beginner 😂😂😂

Fur Elise is a beginner piece, moon light sonata is definitely not for a beginner.

This was extremely helpful! Thank you!

Although I believe myself to be a late beginner, as a self taught pianist, I feel like I'm in this weird spot where I have very huge gaps in knowledge both music theory and playing wise. For instance, I don't know how to name or play any piano chords and such technical stuff, however I'm very comfortable playing in any key signature and using the entire piano as well as quickly moving around quickly like in gnossienne no.5. I think my ability to understand the nature and feeling of a song is good enough and many people I know who are skilled in piano claimed my musical expression was great when I performed Gymnopedie no.1 (one of the first pieces I have ever learned) and Gnossiennses 1-5. So I'm just a bit confused as where I would be classified

Do you sit exactly in middle in front of the piano or do you sit a little to the left side as the middle C is on the left side?

Oh the Doubt Method sounds very useful. Hope I don't miss it. Please let me know when it is out. I am still working on the sight reading. Playing along with you tape has really helped me. Thanks so much

I needed this thank you. I’m a new subscriber because you’re a great teacher. Thank you

❤l loved

I believe I am in between a beginner and late beginner. You also gave me some great pieces to try out to see my skill level so thank you very much.

Thanks!

The most explanatory and understandable tutorial video I have ever watched. Thank you very much.

I have small keyboard just to learn and practice ,I don’t have big space.

You are very good and easy to learn I’m elderly beginner I enjoy working with you

This is a very well-constructed explanation and method of teaching. I am a decently accomplished musician in other areas (mostly the Rock n Roll School of Hard Knocks), but lately have been writing a lot on piano to develop some more skills and a different perspective on songwriting. I have a background in formal music instruction, but that was way back in the 90s. I'm relearning how to read music and getting into some theory, mostly with chord chemistry and exploring new keys. The layout of the piano gives me a better visual than the guitar, even though I am very familiar with playing guitar, and it opens up crazy opportunities for creativity. So, the other goal is to get more comfortable on the piano, so I can make that creativity happen. (Looking forward to doing that 12-week scales challenge.) Anyway, I'm so glad to have found you. I tend to trust credentials when it comes to teaching and you have it nailed. I like your teaching style a lot. I wrote out your "procedure" on the back of the music, and I am giving all of those methods a shot, with this piece being the vehicle. I'm learning this one, no matter how long it takes. Cool video!

Thank you so much for today's lesson. It's a struggle because I'm a beginner but your lessons are so helpful and hopefully I get better along the way.

Thanks

This lesson is very difficult for me, too;having had zero music background. I’ll probably need to watch it a bunch of times and go back to #5 as well!

moonlight sonata isn't a beginner's piece but fur elise isss

Ma'am, you are so smooth it can be said you are human rights incarnate. Thank you very much.

You're a really wonderful teacher. I can already tell. ❤

I have my first lesson with a teacher in a week and I'm trying to find out my current level after my self study for ~6 months. With this video I'd probably place myself around late beginner. But I'll see then %) Thank you very much for the informative video, it was very helpful.

Could I please ask what the difference is between the dotted half note which has 3 beats and the quarter note with a dot?

Very helpful and well put together video. Thanks!

Thank you so much I’ve been wondering what level I am any have been searching it up but all it comes up is that there is no levels so you having this video has really helped me Also I am between early intermediate and intermediate

Thank You!

I wanna go to music university, do you guys think an early advance repertoire is good enough?

Sheets where

Wow, Is So Simple. I Can Definitely Do That. But Looking At It In The Beginning Was Intimidating, Chords? Arpeggios?

Thank you so much

Love your attitude and helpfulness and reality. Well done❤

First of all you are beautiful

Thaks for your video , it's very helpful

Im planning to watch your videos i really like the way you teach. Which piano you recommend to buy ? No music experience here, trying not to spend a lot of $

You should include the "kid asiatic level"

Susan, do you have a book for sale (written by you) on what you're teaching in these lovely videos, so I can keep the info permanently for reference if I needed to? If not, can you recommend one that teaches the way you do?

this comment is not about this video specifically though I am a late beginner for sure. i've been laid up with sciatica for a month, and I have not been able to sit in a chair or on a bench. I just started playing piano a couple months before this started. are there any mental exercises or finger exercises that can be done while not sitting in front of a piano that might help retain what I'd learned. surgery is scheduled, but I'm not sure when I'll be able to sit again. Thanks for all the great videos!!

Brilliant lesson! Love the atmosphere and your way of teaching! Thank you❤ Also can’t help but notice how beautiful you are and your lighting as well as a video quality is incredible

My grandparents bought me a keyboard when I was 12 back in 2019 I’m now 17 and determined to learn .

Today's lesson was really tough for me 😭😭

thank You so Much.i have some question... if i have a youtube song how to make it in a sheet using Musecore? thanks You again

My teacher made me start with Db then Gb and B, and continue with Eb... actually, now I can also play some other scales in parallel and contrary motion, in thirds and sixths. Some up to 240 (quarter notes), some 180, and Gb 150... the one that gives me more trouble? It's C! Thanks for this tutorial because eventually, I will improve the C scale. (Beginner, started taking lesson in December 2023 at age 61 and 3/4 🙂)

wow your voice is so nice

Thank you so much! Very helpful, and well explained.. I wasn’t sure where I was on the spectrum, but now have a better understanding. 😊