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Thanks for the video! Do you know of a lead sheet book for students who aren't advanced? Or something that covers popular kids songs?

Great topic and explanation!

Can this be used in a studio with the main studio account, and then all of our employed instructors have an account linked to the main?

Very helpful! I want to start teaching soon so stuff like this is awesome

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Thank you Please can you use Midi(in & out) to Usb cable as alternative to this ?

Ion want my melodies to sound like a kid going ham on a kazoo no more

Thabks for this

Terrible Review on a Great Keyboard. Read the manual before assuming its capabilities! Can't perform on it... C'mon! ua-cam.com/video/E7wA4cGWB7A/v-deo.html&pp=ygUbamltIGdpbG1vdXIgY21lIHhrZXkgMzcgYWly

Trills are my nemesis. Great tips here.

Love the title of this - "Tim Gets Taught" - amazing!

Thank you so much for this instructional video! I'm a professional pianist, so having this 24/7 page turning service for $9.99 in New York during 2024 is unbeatable. Works amazing on my iPad Pro 12.9 3rd generation 2018. Excellent for practicing so far. Especially when you're in a groove, and now, don't have to stop for stinking page turns. Life is good! Cheers!

Hi! Thanks for your review! Do you know if this keyboard has a transpose function?

I find defined structure shapes my lessons very well. I have fortnightly lessons. Each lesson has progressive scales/arpeggios OR sight reading and a piece. These alternate for each lesson whilst I do at home inbetween. Repetoire pieces are played alternate weeks. The week in between, I do daily sight reading and scales, work on specific parts of the piece learning in the piano. Technique is covered in every lesson. At home I play my repetoire pieces as often as possible during the week as well as recording to hear strengths and struggles!!! The little pieces (quick) I learn weekly. As an adult this is easy to do but I see the vid relates to teaching children so more guidance is neccessary.

This won't work for me. I overcame the metronome struggles and now I enjoy using it. I learned Bach Invention no.1 using the metronome and it was extremely useful.

Can he learn on the real piano??

Dancing music in church is closer to it

Great little information thanks a million brother 👍🏿

yep I love Brock Chart music. A winner with my students.

Yep love this music

Brock chart’s music is absolutely amazing! I recommend his music to every teacher I meet. Thank you for this great video!

Man, I would've loved this kind of stuff growing up. Points awarded to Brock.

That first tune is beautiful :)

Really good video and I laughed during the first sketch. That said, I'd respectfully disagree on your first point (Obviously the sketch is exaggerated, no teacher just puts a book and says "this is C" before he even feels the keys) . I'm not saying your methods or the likes of 'Suzuki' are wrong as every teacher does things differently, but for me teaching a kid how to read music - either through a score or just presenting chords on a paper, simply works better due to the *multimedia effect* - it is empirically proven that people learn better when they see / hear / touch the keys and connect in their brain how the visuals, and sound and the touch align (unlike the antiquated notion that's called 'Learning Styles' which unfortunately I was injected with in Uni ad nauseam). The other purpose of sheet music for a learner is to reduce congnitive overload. I would agree that for the very young, sheet music is tiresome and should not be used for the entire lesson. I like to spice up lessons with fun piano games, percussion instruments and music trivia etc. to "sweeten" it for the kids. As someone who speaks 4 languages (2 fluent, 2 intermediate) I can say - In fact, I started learning a very difficult language less than a year ago and people are amazed at how good I am considering the time I've been practising. This is because the first thing I did when I started was to write down every single letter (and there are 44!) + the equivalent English pronounciation etc. Still I congratulate you on your video and I'd pretty much agree with everything else said... Subbed !

you, are a life saver. my new father in law gave his old Tombi Accordian and said, "if you want my daughters hand...you will learn to play. I figured I am doomed. but no! I can do this!

I just got my S55 but am having trouble finding the Yamaha app you're referencing. Is there somewhere I can DL it?

This video is 4 years old but I am just finding it - good info. However I am still perplexed as to how to get those converted mp3s (from apple music) such that Chord Tracker reads them? Which library do I put them in? Apple music folder, Itunes folder? Any suggestions?

this might just fix a roadblock I'm having with a student, thank you!

Hi Tim. Thanksa lot for the excellent intro to iReal Pro. I am definately buying the app. I am a novice alto sax player of about 16 /17 years. I play tunes , but not to backing tracks and proper timing. In the last few years I have been trying to improve with karioke backing and what a drag. Your intro tutorial has gotten me what I am looking for. Thanks again and Im looking to see more from you

Great tips - thank you! 🔥🙏

Thank you for this vid!

I remember an old stream where here talked about this song, how it was a remix of a remix of a remix of a remix... Now I understand what he meant 😅

HOW DO THEY SOUND WITH THE WHEELS OF A MACK TRUCK PASSING OVER WITH A B- TRAIN TRAILER ??

can you do I"d love from Auour that song also have such a butifull key switch

I literally taught myself how to play piano on this. No teacher. No Book. Just this toy casio.

Please put the link on the coach's eye app and download it

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What does Joseph halfman come from? Now talking to His studen😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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What songs are in g minor pentatonic scale?

Sorry but what is the point of this video.

I like that idea of ‘creating emotions’ as a kind of glue to cement the other parts of the lessons :)

Effing hot dude

LOL yo, I remember that Demo mode tune from way back when I was a child. Maybe 3 or 4 years old when I played that.

The interview starts at 5:10

Always love the beginning of the month so I can get stuck into fresh repertoire!

Clear explanation which helps me to teach my pupil to improve on her technics. Thank you for your advice.

Mine prepay. If I don’t get 24hrs notice, they don’t get a make-up and I keep the money. It’s in my agreement and it works! Not many lessons missed now LOL

What about a normal, proper piano!