July 19, 2025
The Really Simple Exercises I Created For Learning Piano
It's a very simple group of exercises that I came up with.
The point (the reason) is that I want to make it so easy to take action, without burn out by too much things to do, especially when I just a beginner with piano, and music generally.
I gotta learn at least a bit of these 5 categories - Play by ear, Music Theory, Sight Reading, Scales, and Chords.
But for now, I just create of 2 categories.
Starts with Sight Reading, first I gotta try identify the notes of the rage C4 to C5, which is pretty easily, only 13 notes.
I use a app called Music Tutor, that is free on Apple Store, you can remove the ad for only around $3 (79,000VND in Vietnam).
Next is Ear Training, a type of exercise I need to learn is Interval.
Interval is just refer for the distance between two notes.
For instance, you played C4 and then played E4, which has the space between them (a major third).
(Should I use "for instance" or "for example", could you come up with any alternative?)
I use Perfect Ear, it has a lot of exercises and features.
But now I focus on Interval Comparison, which might be easy for beginner like me.
It will play two intervals in a row, and you gotta use your ear to determine which interval is larger or smaller.
Optional, I will select a song then try using either my ear or read sheet music to play a song.
Maybe, I would set a timer to create exercises for 3 other categories left that I mentioned, and learn more about Music Theory.
The Really Simple Exercises I Created Ffor Learning Piano
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Describing WHY you did something => explaining the reason behind it
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Interval is just refer fors to the distance between two notes.
For instance, if you played C4 and then played E4, which has thethere is a certain space between them (a major third).
(Should I use "for instance" or "for example", could you come up with any alternative?)
Both are good and natural options
I use Perfect Ear, itwhich has a lot of exercises and features.
But for now I focus on Iinterval Ccomparison drills/exercises, which might be easyier for a beginner like me.
ItThe app will play two intervals in a row, and you gottahave to use your ear to determine which interval is larger or smaller.
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Maybe, I would set a timer to create exercises for 3 other categories left that I mentioned, and learn more about Music Theory.
Maybe I would = I might |
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The Really Simple Exercises I Created For Learning Piano The Really Simple Exercises I Created |
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It's a very simple group of exercises that I came up with.
You are introducing something (the piano exercises), so "This is" is better |
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The point (the reason) is that I want to make it so easy to take action, without burn out by too much things to do, especially when I just a beginner with piano, and music generally. The Describing WHY you did something => explaining the reason behind it |
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I gotta learn at least a bit of these 5 categories - Play by ear, Music Theory, Sight Reading, Scales, and Chords. I've got "Gotta" is slang for "got to" but is not accepted as grammatically correct English. Listing off items, good to use a colon : No need to capitalize these subjects |
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But for now, I just create of 2 categories. But for now, I've just create |
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Starts with Sight Reading, first I gotta try identify the notes of the rage C4 to C5, which is pretty easily, only 13 notes.
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I use a app called Music Tutor, that is free on Apple Store, you can remove the ad for only around $3 (79,000VND in Vietnam). I use an app called Music Tutor, "App" is ok for casual writing, but for anything official/formal you would want to spell out "application" |
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Next is Ear Training, a type of exercise I need to learn is Interval. Next is |
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Interval is just refer for the distance between two notes. Interval |
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For instance, you played C4 and then played E4, which has the space between them (a major third). For instance, if you played C4 and then played E4, |
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(Should I use "for instance" or "for example", could you come up with any alternative?) (Should I use "for instance" or "for example", could you come up with any alternative?) Both are good and natural options |
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I use Perfect Ear, it has a lot of exercises and features. I use Perfect Ear, |
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But now I focus on Interval Comparison, which might be easy for beginner like me. But for now I focus on |
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It will play two intervals in a row, and you gotta use your ear to determine which interval is larger or smaller.
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Optional, I will select a song then try using either my ear or read sheet music to play a song.
"I can" already implies it is optional |
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