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I took what seemed like 1000's of hours worth of lessons as a child but now as an adult want to finally learn how to play.
Over the last weekend, I bought a new piano (for my son mostly, but it has inspired me to learn!) and now I want to finally apply fingers to keys & play some music.
Short story long...what is the best way to go about this? My plan is to buy a couple of beginning books & dust off the cob webs from the decades of neglect of not playing...
Thanks in advance for the suggestions thumb

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since you had lessons before, this book may be a good start for you:

Piano Handbook

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Ton Def - get a teacher.. I took lots of lessons as a kid, gave it up for 20 years and started again.. I'm not much of a book learner, but a dedicated and inspiring teacher, whom you want to have made progress for every week, will totally jump start you in all the right directions.

-Paul


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I'm in a similar boat. I've got some books but I need the interaction with a teacher. I start studying with a talented jazz teacher tonight.


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Get a good and motivated teacher.You will be discipline and down to earth.

Remember someone is watching you grow with your skill.

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hum... i am on the other hand a very good book learner, and hope i am not the only one...

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Go HERE .

Try it and have fun!! thumb


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