One chord at a time that is... And in my usually correct opinion it should also be in the context of a song you want to learn. I need to address this because I got this email recently from Gina: "Dear Tim, should I be learning all the crucial and non crucial chords right away [...]
May 6, 2015
May 5, 2015
Got an email from Rita (current PianoFool student) “Dear Tim, I ordered your course not really expecting a miracle but it did happen. I bought many courses over the years with all kind of promises but you are the REAL DEAL !!! I am playing almost any song I want with two hands. I am [...]
May 2, 2015
"RT" otherwise know as RainTrain, is my miniature water wielding tractor. Whoever invented this thing was a pure genius. And even though it's "spring" when you live in a new sod neighborhood it takes forever to go green. So ever morning I wake up at the crack of dawn to get RT rolling through the [...]
May 1, 2015
PianoFool student calls me out on my Youtube question a while back. If you don't remember,heres the question again with Ed's response. Question: Why wouldn't you just go on Youtube and learn to play piano for free? Answer: frustrating and overwhelming unorganized (thats the cliff notes version) Here's Eds response: "I would like to respond [...]
April 29, 2015
Don't ask me why, but today I was Googling the top 10 greatest pianists of all time. Here's the list: 1. Sergei Rachmaninov 2. Vladimir Horowitz 3. Sviatoslav Richter 4. Arthur Rubinstein 5. Emil Gilels 6. Alfred Cortot 7. Glenn Gould 8. Alfred Brendel 9. Wilhelm Kempff 10. Arthur Schnabel How many have you heard [...]
