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The best part in learning as an adult is it was really “You” who really wanted to learn the piano :)

Turned 60 this year. I started keyboard lessons last month. Never been happier 🎶😊

I’m 27. Jumped on piano a year and a half ago and have never looked back or regretted it. I play every morning and every night before bed. In one year I was able to learn Chopins Waltz in A minor and Pasacagalia-Handel. Pianote helped me through a lot of it and I find myself learning new songs much faster and easier than when I first started.

I'm 25 and decided to learn piano. Seeing people who are older than me try something that I thought would be too late for me, inspires me sooo much.

Wow! I'm finally advantaged after 70 years. I wonder if I should have waited until I'm 80 and really impressed my friends.? Then again I'm having so much fun now I can hardly bear the excitement ( between naps)! I tell ya though I do have a vision,.... my first national tour when I'm 80! I can see it now. A big bus and driver; an ensuite with room for my walker; and of course my support team; physiotherapist and nurse and audiologist; and of course the nutritionist to help with the latest nootropics. And best of all... "I'm doing it my way! With your help of course. ..... THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

Biggest hurdle (as someone who started to play when I was 23) is to motivate yourself to learn the coordination and muscle memory required. And only thing to ensure you'll get that is to PLAY EVERY SINGLE DAY! And to do that, you want to make it as easy and effortless as possible to play. You want to have a digital keyboard that has it's own speakers and sounds, that's powered 24/7 so that every time you hit a key, even if you're just walking past it randomly, it'll make a sound... or to have a "silent piano" (if you can afford a real one) that even if at 11PM you get the urge to play, you don't need to worry about bothering others. etc. You'll lose your will to play if you need to start setting something up, powering up the keyboard, starting up an app on your computer etc... you want all those hurdles out of your way of just playing. Situate the piano in such a place that you're arms distance to it most of the time or that you pass it by multiple times a day while doing stuff around the house... and you'll be just thinking "I'll play a bit before I continue what I was doing..." and it'll create those chances of just randomly getting lost into it and that 2 minutes turns into 2 hours... and you'll love it! And learn to enjoy just the fact that you press buttons and they make interesting sounds. Don't worry about being really great or "learning all these songs"... just enjoy every moment you sit there making some sounds and you'll be spending a lot of time in front of it without you even noticing. And when you spend a lot of time on something, you'll become good at it... you can't avoid it. Never get frustrated, or you won't play. It needs to be fun every time, so don't put goals and achievements of demands on your progress... that way you'll never get frustrated and you'll always be learning and enjoying. And remember to sleep a lot... if you can't do something today, sleep on it before getting frustrated and try again next day... and day after that. And you'll learn, without ever even noticing. This has worked for me wonderfully and I'm somewhat accomplished composer/arranger as of today regardless the fact that I've never taken lessons. I just want to enjoy my time in front of the keyboard... and if I do that, everything else will fall into it's place :) Good luck everyone!

I'm 68 and learning. I had some lessons as a kid and played a bit over the years but never even knew chords until a year ago. The advantage is that now I'm retired and I have all the time in the world to play so I'm making great progress. Your videos have helped a lot! Thank you for these great lessons!

53 years old, just starting out now. I’ve always wanted to learn the piano. Thank you so much Lisa for sharing your knowledge and experience. You are truly a gem and I’m so grateful I found you!

I too started at age 60, actually three months before my 61st birthday ~ a treat to myself. I’ve been taking piano lessons now for 3 months (in person) and am elated each time I learn a new song, especially when my initial thought is “oh I’ll never get this!” Thank you for the tip of “knowing what it is” that I want to play and “communicating that” to my teacher … and thank you for the encouragement! Huge and helpful!

I’ve been playing piano for 5 years and I like watching these videos just to remind me where I started. I love these lessons. Thank you!❤️👌

I am 62 and started playing piano 2 years ago. I could not read music or play any instrument. Your passion for piano is infectious and inspires me to practice more. I just want to play some songs for my grand kids.

Is it only me or does the sign behind you have a misspelled word? "Practice vs Pratice". As an English teacher in Japan I always teach my students "mistakes are okay" and you are most definitely forgiven! I am addicted to your lessons and you are a super duper piano teacher - and player. Thanks for all these videos you make!! I'm learning slowly but surely. Thank you!!!!

I want to thank you. I am 57 years old and have always wanted to play the piano. I was a trumpet player in high school and still dabble in it. I finally bought a Casio Privia PX-S1100RD which I saw a young lady from Russia named Gamazda use. She started my on this journey. I was pretty much using other KZfaq videos in an attempt to learn how to play. I was going to take lessons but just lost my job of 17 years. I found your video 7 days to learning piano. I'm on day six now and I was in tears. I can see the progress and can see the beautiful music I can play. I found this video and your story about the women learning how to play real music made her cry. Yeah that was me as well today. Thank you so much for putting these videos out there. Your message his home. I can do this no matter my age. Thanks again.

I'm 33, learning the piano and next year I'm applying at the university of arts and study educational music. I have to say I play the guitar, so the piano is a new instrument, but I know my way around music. Still thank you for this video. Keeps me more motivated :D And I learned a lot from your other videos as well.

I started playing during our lockdown at 68. I am absolutely loving it so much. It’s so relaxing, therapeutic and I can now play some tunes. Thank you Pianote and a fabulous teacher for simplifying a complex but beautiful instrument xx❤️

There are so many piano teachers on KZfaq and I (50yo) just purchased a Yamaha p-125 yesterday. I really like your style, so thanks a lot (obviously i have subscribed). Cheers, Vince from New Zealand.

I enjoy your videos. I started piano at age 61 and at 65 I still practice every day, also play bass guitar and did play trumpet through high school. While I was still working I would practice every night before bed, because I never knew what time I would be getting off work. Trying to get a group together now, I have been taking my bass over to a piano players house and working with him. Have a guitar player that we are going to try and get together with next week. Love playing music, was in a group in the mid 70's as a bass player. Still using your octive lesson to keep my small hands stretched.

Talk about a book older than the student...my mother used to teach using the John Thomas books (circa 1936). She started to teach me when I was seven but my parents divorced and that was the end of the lessons. Just over 20 years ago I came across a Casio at Costco I couldn't refuse, thinking I was going to learn to play it. Since then I've occasionally plinked on it but still can't play ANYTHING. I am currently 68 and have decided to make a real effort before I run out of time. I paused this video and ordered a sustain peddle. I think I'm committed. Thanks for the encouragement. I'll see if this old dog can learn a new trick.

I’m pushing 50, and have just ordered myself an entry level, 88 weighted key, digital piano and I’m so excited for it to be delivered so that I can start my piano learning journey. I have not practised or learned anything musical since childhood. I’m glad I found this video, because when my piano arrives, the scales that you demonstrated in this video it what I’m going to start with! Thank you!

I am 61. I played trumpet in middle and high school and, except for playing Chopsticks on the piano in the band room, that was the sum total of my keyboard experience. I stopped making music after graduating. Last month I bought a keyboard because, dang it, I just wanted to make music again; preferably using an instrument better suited to solo performance than my old trumpet. I've been using a variety of resources--books, KZfaq videos, and the like--and have been having a blast! I wish I had kept making music throughout my life instead of taking a 43-year hiatus, but that's water under the bridge. Now I'm focused on revisiting one of the joys of my early days, and embracing a more musical future. Thanks for making these videos available--they're a godsend!

I'm 57 and started learning to play the piano last year. Online learning has been super helpful in my journey and I absolutely love Lisa's videos. If I could make one more suggestion - start a journal that includes your daily practice plans, challenges, victories, etc. You will go through peaks and valleys of frustration and motivation. Learning the piano (especially if you are learning to read music) is very difficult. It will take years to master this instrument. Having a journal will be a concrete reminder of your progress and it helps to keep one disciplined with practice. Remember - learning is an infinite game. It's incredibly fun and rewarding to hear music created by your own hands.

I am close to 50 now, and so glad there are so many older than me. Thank you very much for your free lesson in this channel, so cool, simple, effective, and inspired. You did very great job here, very helpful, and love it so much. Thank you again and again, from Indonesia. GBU ♥️♥️♥️

This channel and the contributors are excellent teachers and motivators! I'm starting brand new with no experience at 50 and it's amazing how much progress I've made in just a few weeks from following your tutorials. It's so rewarding to learn something you've been curious about your whole life. Thanks!!

I am 23 years old. This channel is just awesome. Especially this video. As an adult I was really shy to express my wish to learn piano..... Thank you for such wonderful lessons. Can you give me some suggestions that as a beginner which piano or keyboard would be suitable for me to buy.....

I am 12 years old. I am learning playing keyboard but the problem is I can't find a teacher. And now I am watching tutorials on youtube. But I am having problems now . But I know that I can do it. And some of your lessons helping me lot.

I tried learning piano when I was a kid but it didn't followed through. Thank you for reassuring us (adults who wants to continue learning) that we can do it too.

I am 16 days in and have just started practicing the hanon exercise #2....I will add this into the rotation of daily practise, thank you!

60 years old, just retired and started where I left off 42 yrs ago in my music theory lessons😂 (learning to sight sing for studio work was the long ago goal). Had to buy a keyboard to get the most out of the online classes and now I'm falling in love with the playing part of the lessons. So I'm hoping your wonderful online lessons will help me along. Thanks for doing these classes. Lisa W is an amazing teacher. 💕

Well, I am 50 this year and finally decided that my life longing of learning to play the piano needs to be now - not tomorrow. You have fired me up, and your enthusiasm and personality really comes across brilliantly. Then, I looked at the info below and saw the $1 sign up offer. Can't lose, if it works for me, then I'll keep the subscription up. If I find I can't do it...nothing lost. You have given me a green light to just go and try. Wish me luck. Got my piano just 2 weeks ago. Not ever played before.

You are sooOOO good at teaching! Today is my first video and I already love you. Turning 53 in few month and just so excited to see where this goes ~ Sheri S Young

I started learning a few months ago (with the help of this channel, thank you🙏🏽) as a young adult and it was the most frustrating thing I’ve ever done. But now I can play all the major scales with both hands, slow chord progressions, and many of my favorite songs! Please don’t give up y’all, it’s so rewarding❤️

I'm 68 and never played any instrument. My husband purchased a small keyboard for me as I expressed an interest in learning to play the piano. He was super excited as he plays guitar and is hoping we can play together some day. Super excited. My piano comes Monday so, in the meantime, I'm watching your wonderful videos. I'm determined to learn to play and am retired, so no excuses about time (even though I am a crazy busy senior LOL)! Thank for your instruction and encouragement. Gratefully!

I've been trying to learn piano as an ancient adult (67) for a few years now and the Pianote videos are great. My grandfather used to play Home on the Range when I was young and that's the one song I wanted to learn when I started piano but my teacher wouldn't teach it to me.

Just bought a digital keyboard which I’ll have this Friday. I’ve always wanted to learn to play. I’m finally ready & oh so excited at 55! 🎹

Completely agree that age is a friend, when learning anything, cause you're more focused than when you're young and full of energy and in perpetual motion. Now that I'm getting on in life, I find myself much more focused on the things I want to learn.

I've been playing for two years and these videos always help so much! Thank you! It's appreciated by so many like me.

You play beautifully. I'm 34 and have just ordered my first keyboard

I remember about a year ago, this channel taught me how to play Someone You Loved, i'm really happy that I learned it

Lisa, OMG, I've been doodling on the piano that I inherited a couple of years ago, I have some background in music, playing Trombone regularly in bands in many eras of my life but because of this lesson I finally understand the four chords everyone talks about and I started doing the thing you talked about here and expanded a bit on it and when I finished playing I literally said "That is the most beautiful thing I've ever created". Thank You So Much. You are beautiful!

Your enthusiasm is infectious. Thank you for being here. I love learning piano! I'm already a guitar player 😎🎸

I had a few lessons before 10 that didn't get anywhere. I restarted in the mid-30s. Starting was the easy part. Getting through technical challenges including sight-reading took a few years. My main problem is family responsibilities with elderly parents that live out of town. Of course we want to spend at least an hour a day practicing but had other things to take care of. When I'm on the keyboard, I feel that I have to push myself to finish the pieces I started learning. There would be a few months in between I would be away from home with no access to a piano.

I am 65 years old & fortunate to have developed a passion to learn how to play piano. I started taking lessons about 8 years ago, to get me going. I love playing piano & these tutorials from Pianote are very helpful. Thank you Lisa 👏👍.

Thank U maam for your method of teaching piano,,,,even I started to practice piano I am 36 years, I watched your video then bought a piano and just started practicing arpeggio exercise u taught in your one of the video.. May Lord Jesus Christ Bless U

Just started, at 76, six months now. Look forward to each weekly lesson and have plenty of time to practice!

I am always amazed by someone playing the piano. It makes my heart to feel light & always dreamt of learning how to play it.I have a daughter who knows little about piano and she influenced me more to learn.. so now i am 49 and i just learned to played about 2 yrs ago.I may say that i can play better now than before.During my first stage of learning i could hardly coordinate my fingers on both hands ,i played songs by ear.Knowing the tune of the songs makes me play the rhythm with my right hand only & didn't know what to play on the left hand then, i memorized the chords.( studied notes & how chords are formed ) then i start playing the songs that i loved with the lyrics and chords in front of me..practice makes perfect!.. as they say( of course it's not perfect on my case coz i aged..my hands aged..feeling numbs sometimes..but i am proud of myself .Never thought that i could learn to play at this age of 49 & still learning more through watching all your videos!..thanks to you!

That was very patient and nice of you. Nice person, nice heart 😚

You have helped me understand some things with my Adult Piano Journey. It has been Wonderful so far... I strongly hope I will Play for you someday. ❤️

i started serious piano lessons a week ago i mean this may 2022 and currently i am just at 28. i was inspired in 2009 when i joined high school in form 3 and there was this guy Joshua who is really talented, i tried learning then but we were very many and all i tried was placing chord C,G and F in that simultenous manner you know but later we ran out of time for practice until may 2022 when i had to buy my own piano to fulfil my passion after a serious relationship heart break. :-) i am inspired with your lessons day by day i am getting more skilled, thanks dear.

I am a drummer of 48 years, music was my saving grace as a child. I am now 60 and have always wanted to play piano; or at least know enough to be dangerous. I am unable to play drums now due to lung disease, however coming across your video has given me the confidence needed to continue. Thank you.

Thank you, I just bought my first piano last month and I've been having a lot of fun! Never played any instrument before. My decision to buy got a lot easier when I met you. I'm 35 you are the dream teacher!

Thanks for this. I'm 59 and just bought my first piano. This seems like a great exercise. At this point my head, hands, and fingers can rarely agree on anything lol.

aaaaaah the 4 chord song. This is actually a brilliant practice, because we all heard songs with this chord progression. I played the guitar 20 years ago, and now I strated all over again. But man I'd like to learn to play the piano as well :)

Hi i am from Trinidad in the caribbean, i use to play the keyboard for a little while but didn't quite understand it i learn a lot of notes it was difficult but i came across you. I am 67 years i took 2 days to play say nothing at all you made it sooooo very easy, thank you so very very much, i can make music now

You are a great piano teacher continue doing what you do best

I'm 51 years old and I try and I'm so glad

I'm 45. Recently started playing piano and already making a decent progress as far as I can tell. The best thing about being an adult is patience, which I have plenty :) Your videos help a LOT and you're a real inspiration. So thank you! ❤

Haven't played the piano in 30 years, I'm 36 now and yes I was 6 years when I last played. I must mention that when you learn at a younger age the brain is still 'pruning' out the neural connections that it doesn't 'need'. I purchased a piano this year due to covid because I have more free time at my disposal and came across this KZfaq channel and it got me excited as that 6 year old. It all came back to me with a little bit of effort and I have to thank this lady for it, you've ignited a spark I thought I lost but didn't, thank you so so much.

Having worked with people suffering from Alzheimer's, when my husband retired he feared he might go the same way. I had heard that there were two good ways to prevent this - either learn a foreign language or learn a musical instrument. Since we have too many dogs to go abroad, I bought him ten piano lessons as a taster the Christmas before he retired. He loved it, and still does three years later. The teacher asked me if I would like to try, so I did... and I fell in love with the piano immediately. We're not bothered about getting our grades but it's nice to have a few party pieces. So there you have it; I took up the piano at 56, my husband took it up at 64 and we both remain in control of our faculties. And two pianos. And a digital piano. And loads of manuscripts. We're having lots of fun!

You are never too old. I started in February 2023 just after my 71st birthday and it's one of the best things I have done for myself since I retired. It helps my mental alertness, calms the arthritis in my hands and enriches my soul. All while making mistakes with every attempt at learning a tune. I personally found personal lessons work best for but we are not the same. Find a system that works for you and go for it.

I am 74 and started pianote just 2 months ago and it’s awesome.

Lisa Witt is the hero we all need to get through this pandemic!

Hello! Thank you for this easy to follow adult piano practice. I look forward to seeing and continuing with your video. Glad I found you!!!

This is the first video I’ve seen of yours. I instantly subscribed! Your tone and way of communication is very genuine and concise. You made me feel so comfortable every step of the way through your teaching. I appreciate so much what you do. These lessons are a blessing and so valuable. Thank you so much for putting them out!

I started playing the piano at the age of 22 .

So gladI found you, I still suck at piano, but in saying that you have started me on my way and now in my 75th year I can do things now I never ever thought I was capable of.

This beautiful woman was truly born to teach. Thanks, and success as you deserve

Recently I really embraced the "it's newer too late" attitude and I just bought my first piano :) I'm 28. To anyone reading this that wants to start learning anything... Not just piano, just do it. Age is no limit. I am grateful for your guidance, you're an amazing teacher.

Hello Lisa! I have discovered that there has been a piano man living in me for 67 years! Now I find it helpful if I take responsibility to teach him what’s going on and that he understands and then I make him practice! And make him prove to me that he’s learning by extra practice! When he says “I’ve had enough!”, I know I’ve done my job!

I got no training in music at all as well as an adult, the first song that inspired me to play the piano without training is Unchained Melody. The song is easy to kick start self teaching of the basic major chords.

Hello Lisa. I'm 61 and got an electric keyboard a few years ago. I've never played the piano but a couple of weeks ago blew the dust off of it and watched some of yours videos on scales and have been practicing some of those. Some of your exercises have helped my hands to "think" independently. They really work. I think many people try and when their hands feel awkward believe that they must be different than their piano playing friends. I remember though as a boy learning how to ski. It felt like my dad strapped on 6 foot long clown shoes onto my feet. It was horrible. I fell and thought then that I must just not have what it takes to be a skier. I stuck with it though and bit by bit the skis felt less and less awkward. It wasn't long before I felt like the skis were a natural part of my body. I would fly down the mountain, go off jumps and really had a lot of fun. I think this must be the same. With your exercises I have already seen progress on this and it feels amazing, so other beginners - don't give up. It's too bad so many students have been forced to take music lessons for months (or years) before ever learning something that is fun for them. I get why so many kids hated their lessons and quit as soon as they were allowed to. Had they learned some song they thought was cool for their generation, they probably would have really loved it. So far I haven't been able to play anything that has sounded good enough to where I enjoyed hearing it. I've got some of the basic chords down and have figured out some melody lines to a few songs I like but nothing that when I put together made me feel like "hey I did it!" But with the song you taught at the end of this lesson, I was jamming and having a blast. It's very easy to learn and sounds good. My teenage son had to come in and ask me to quiet it down so he could wind down. I was playing it slow, then fast then loud, then soft, then with this variation and that one. It was really fun and I think didn't sound too bad. So Thank You! I had a lot of fun with this lesson and can't wait for the next one after this.

My mom used to play the piano and I would stand at her side just listening to her beautiful music. My mom has been gone for 10 years now but her piano remains. I am 63 and saw your video and now starting to play on my mom's piano. Your video is a good first video for me to watch and possibly learn. Hopefully one day I will be able to play a real nice tune for my family. Thank you so much for your awesome teaching ability and sharing this video.

38 years old and beginning to learn piano .. you are the best, thanks of your videos i have started learning piano ... cheers from Romania!

I'm 54 and never played a note in my life. Just bought a keyboard and found your channel. Thank you!

46 and hooked with this channel ,on a way to buy my first e. Piano and with dream to play all those great songs in couple of months

Lisa, your personality is as lovely as the piece! Love your videos!

I come from a musical family, my Dad was semi-pro guitarist used to back the big stars.. I was allowed to go to 1. concert when he played w/Hank Williams jr. .. Hank was 16 , I was 14 & trying to emulate my father on guitar, which didn’t work.. my mother , self taught on organ.. By ear I did rock & roll on organ.. in 1 “c” scale .. I just bought a beginner’s keyboard & just took my first lesson from You!! Wow !! Thankyou Ma’am !! I’m going to enjoy THIS!! I’m a drummer & a biker …. & going to play Keyboard!! I’m 72 w/3. Back surgeries and 2 shoulder surgeries…. Still gonna do it!! Blessings Upon You!!!!

Since joining Pianote I have the confidence to play sing I love. I'm working on Rhiannon by Fleetwood Mac, Cardigan, Taylor Swift, Right Here Waiting for You by Richard Marks. A wonderful blend of ease and challenge. Sight reading. Inverted chords. Moments of blind panic, struggle and rewarding self discovery. I use my keyboard (unweighted) to soothe my nerves and find my centre. Thankyou Lisa! You are a Joy in my life!

I'm 67 and started playing 1 year ago. Self taught by using KZfaq. My repetoire at present is 2 Boogie Woogie pieces, Great Balls of Fire, John Legends's All of Me, a couple of arpeggios, and currently working on Einaudi's Una Mattina and Nuvole Bianche.

This lesson seems to be helpful for Hand Independence Practice. Thank You for creating this lesson.

I am 71, and close to my birthday last September, I decided I would put my flutes in their cases for a while and focus on the piano - how to understand and learn improvising and jazz on the piano. Your KZfaq video that reviewed which piano to buy helped me decide on a digital piano. I am fascinated! Yes, my brain is moving faster than my fingers, so thank you for the patience reminder!

So I just bought my first piano today. After years of playing the guitar. I’m so excited. 😊

I am 29, learning piano from past 2-3 months, all your videos are so motivating. So much love,, keep teaching with the sweet smile and all positivity, thank you so much.❤️❤️❤️

Just got my keyboard on Sunday! I am 28 and beginning my journey! 🥰

I started very recently, at 23, and the energy and lessons of these videos keep me going when things gets too repetitive in my simple keyboard practice. Thank you so much for keeping me inspired.

Thank you. Thank you for being so easy to connect with to have the courage to try and want to try more. I hope you are well. This is 2 years later. Still reaching fellow pianos friends.

What an amazing piano teacher you are! Really like the way you explain things simply and in detail with excitement and body language in a poetic way a long with a story (the cherry on top) right down to the emotions and barriers you will run into and how to get pass them when you run into to them along with simple tricks and tips. I know I keep saying these things BUT ITS NOT MY FAULT..Its your fault for continuously being an amazing piano teacher. Anyway, its nice to wake up to good video and piano lesson to start the day. PS If you keep doing I'm going to keep saying it. :)

I’m showing my wife this when she gets home!

Love these exercises and drills - keep them coming Lisa!! You're the Best!!!

YESSS! It's like you made this for me! I stumbled on one of your videos (4 easy songs for beginners) earlier this month to help my 8-year-old daughter enjoy piano more. It was not for her, but it was for MEEEEE! OMG, the JOY of being 38 and just one day making musical sounds come from the keyboard, that are not "Hot Cross Buns"! Just love your teaching style, and I already joined in one of your courses. Today on Day 2, I was playing the BEATLES! Why, yes, I do have happy tears as I type this. Thanks for what you're sharing. Keep it coming! xxo

So eine Klavierlehrerin kann man sich nur wünschen! Gott, wie gern würde ich mit Ihnen Klavier lernen! Klasse Video, klasse Kanal! Vielen Dank für die zahlreichen Tipps und Songs! Grüße aus Deutschland!

I'm 45. I started learning ukulele about a year ago and I've always wanted to learn piano but didn't. I got a Yamaha PCR E263 about a week ago and I'm practicing like crazy. I write music on the uke so I'm hoping to get to the point on the piano that I can write without thinking about it.

Lisa I love you. I am a 53 year old grandmother and always wanted to learn how to play. My granddaughters got a new keyboard for Christmas and the 6 year old is not interested so I will use it. I watched a few of your videos and already made some advances already. Doing the scales practice is harder than it looks with both hands together. Thank you for making these videos. I will keep practicing. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

I started learning to play piano as a college elective back in 1979. I was 19 at the time. However, I did not stick with it due to the lack of pianos around. I would go to my aunt and uncle’s house to practice on their upright piano, but the piano was so much out of tune. So I gave up. I would still toy with few melodies on a piano at a shopping mall like Jingle Bells. Now at 62, I decided to learn piano again and got myself a Carry On folding piano several weeks ago. I take the piano to work to practice during lunch. I’m learning Canon in D because I am familiar with the chord progression when I played the ukulele. When I a need break from Canon, then I play chords like Beatles Let It Be and John Legend’s All of Me. Thank you so much.

Excellent lesson - thanks - just going to have a look at pianonote. Feeling hopeful that I'm not quite past it. Greetings from a 76year old sax and bass-playing Brit.

We call this the practice of love, share and cooperation. Is it about music? Is it about any other content? Does it matters? I think it goes beyond music. This is what youtube should be about. Make people start a journey.

You probably know about the sign on your other piano behind you. Thank you for the lesson and advice. :)

I signed up for pianote a couple of months ago and it is great! I have already learned so much. If you're wavering, sign up! It is NOT like taking piano lessons in the 1970's when it was like homework. You actually get to make music!

You are so fun!❤ Thanks for being a nice inspiration!

How old were you when you started playing piano?? Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 1:06 - Getting Stared On The Piano 3:47 - Exercise 1: The 5 Finger Scale 5:01 - Exercise 2: Chord Shapes 6:41 - Exercise 3: Rocking The Notes 7:01 - Closing Thoughts