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In this video, enjoy an introduction to my style, hear a few good quotes and learn how to make a major scale. Here is a useful associated blog article I wrote: \r
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Focus: Discover your true purpose for playing the piano. Do NOT aim to play the piano for speed; play for passion and genuine interest.\r
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Price: Find your weaker fingers using the method prescribed, see and internalise (with one finger is fine) the major scales in all 12 keys and learn to see numbers 1-7, not letters A-G!\r
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Feeling a little lost at the piano? Consider walking away for a while: \r
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(Strangely, YouTube has done something with subscriber notifications. You would do well to press the bell next to my Subscribe button and choose to be notified for all new uploads. This year will see at least 1 per week so be sure not to miss out!)\r
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An article which provides useful videos to newcomers to both the piano and my channel and is highly recommended: \r
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Water Pianism Community - Come and say hello! \r
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**Newcomers Welcome Booklet** as well as all associated Song Tutorial Scores can be found here and are freely available to all for instant download:\r
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All eBooks: \r
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Top Five Videos in recommended order: \r
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A similar, more modern video as part of my most popular playlist may be found here: \r
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A useful, motivating article for the beginning of your piano studies: \r
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Perhaps Like my Facebook Page on which you can discover all my work in one place: \r
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Enjoy my Podcasts Playlist: \r
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My most popular playlist specifically for new learners: \r
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My blog with useful philosophical articles: \r
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Consider my playlist (the cam is better!): How to Become a Pianist in Ten Lessons: \r
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Support me monthly via Patreon: \r
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