Learn how to play keyboard

Hi guys i'm currently making a series of videos for people wanting to learn keyboard,but i need your help i want to make sure ive covered everything,so what i want to know is what question would be your #1 question about learning keyboard?.

Hello nicky and welcome to the forum. Sounds like a good idea

teddy

Hello nicky

Welcome to this great place. I don't play keyboard but I am sure someone will be able to help you.


Margaret

why would you want to learn the keyboard?

marval said:

Hello nicky

Welcome to this great place. I don't play keyboard


Margaret

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Dear GrandDame Margaret,

Yes you know how to play keyboard - You share with this forum, dontcha? :grin::grin::grin:

nicky356 said:

Hi guys i'm currently making a series of videos for people wanting to learn keyboard,but i need your help i want to make sure ive covered everything,so what i want to know is what question would be your #1 question about learning keyboard?.

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OK, my 1st question would be what do I have to learn first, I take it that you will assume the pupil has the basics of music theory? now if you want our help will you post your vids or links on this thread? I do not play keyboard but may give it a go.

The best thing in learning a keyboard is try to learn the sequence of keyts

Hello samasamen and welcome to the forum.

Trust you will enjoy your time here

teddy

Hello Nicky. If I were to learn how to play keyboard, one of the things I would like to know is the fingering for various keys and how to play scales.
Lovemore Nanjaya.

there's nothing more satisfying than fingering a hairy passage ... (tish boom)

Contratrombone64 said:

there's nothing more satisfying than fingering a hairy passage ... (tish boom)

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My God will you get away with it???????????????????????????????????????

:lol: Let's just say it's on the 'hairy' edge ... :lol:

It's a legitimate musical term "a hairy passage" is a part of a work where the fingering is awkward and needing carefull attention. Especially if the composer doesn't play the instrument in question.

Contratrombone64 said:

It's a legitimate musical term "a hairy passage" is a part of a work where the fingering is awkward and needing carefull attention. Especially if the composer doesn't play the instrument in question.

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Stop digging Dave