| Have you always wanted to learn to play
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| | the student to lower the note 1/2 step.2.
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| the piano by ear? Well, now you can!
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| | After learning the names of the white and
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| Playing the piano by ear is easy and fun!
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| | black notes, my students then learn the C
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| My students have been learning to play
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| | scale. The C scale begins on middle C and
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| the piano by ear for over 17 years. In
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| | continues "up" playing each white note
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| fact, one student is 65 years old and is
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| | until you reach the next "C" note. That
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| having the time of her life learning
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| | consists of eight white notes in
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| songs from her youth! Other students are
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| | consecutive order. (CDEFGABC). The scale
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| children as young as 9 years old
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| | can also be numbered as 12345671. That
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| (although some children begin as early as
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| | means that the letters and numbers should
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| five years old).To learn piano by ear,
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| | coorelate as:C D E F G A B C 1 2 3 4 5 6
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| one must first learn about the piano as
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| | 7 13. Students then learn how to make the
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| an instrument. Different from reading
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| | C chord by learning the rule for making a
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| notes, the student is required to have
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| | chord. To make the C chord, the students
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| some knowledge of the instrument so he
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| | learns to play the numbers 1-3-5 together
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| she can learn piano. In my lessons, I
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| | in order to play the C chord.4. Steps 2
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| follow some easy basic steps to learn
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| | and 3 are repeated for the scale and
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| piano by ear.1. First, I teach students
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| | chords for F and G.5. Finally, the
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| the names of the white and black notes on
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| | student is ready to begin learning how to
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| the piano. This involves learning what a
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| | pick out the melody to a simple song.
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| 1/2 step and a whole step is so that the
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| | This is a very important step and is the
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| student can name the black notes as
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| | most exciting step, because the student
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| either a sharp or flat. Sharping (#) a
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| | is learning how to predict the next note
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| note requires the student to raise a note
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| | when learning a melody.
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| 1/2 step and flatting (b) a note requires
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