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Pianote / Theory Music Theory Basics: What to Learn First
Pianote / Sight Reading Music Symbols and Meanings for Piano Players
Pianote / Scales and Keys How To Use the Circle of Fifths on the Piano
Lisa Witt, Kevin Castro / Theory Lisa and Kevin React to “Wish You the Best” (Lewis Capaldi)
Lisa Witt / Scales and Keys How To Change Keys In A Song 3 tips to help you change keys during a song.
Lisa Witt / Rhythm Theory How To Read Notes Learn to connect the dots on a page to the keys on the piano
Lisa Witt / Sight Reading How To Read Notes Part 2 One of the most important skill sets to have as a piano player is knowing how to read musical notes so you can learn to play songs you love.
Lisa Witt / Practice Make Scales Fun (I Bet You Didn’t Know They Could Sound Like This!) Practicing scales can be kinda boring. Here's how to make scales fun in a way I bet you haven't heard before.
Jordan Leibel / Scales and Keys The Secrets of E-Flat Minor And why it's one of the BEST scales to learn as a beginner.
Kevin Castro / Scales and Keys Master the Blues Scale on Piano The blues scale is one of the most useful tools you’ll use in piano. Learn how the blues scale works and how to improvise with it.
Lisa Witt / Scales and Keys Is the Circle of 5ths Useless? What is the Circle of 5ths and what's it for? In this lesson, you'll learn all you need to know to start using this key theory concept
Lisa Witt / Theory Are These Music Theory Rules Even Necessary? The invisible bar line rule, double sharps, double flats, and more...some music theory rules don't make sense. Or do they?
Cassi Falk / Sight Reading Music Theory For The Dropouts #2 – The Grand Staff Demystified This lesson is about giving you some easy ways to read the pitches of notes on the grand staff.
Lisa Witt / Sight Reading How To Read Music Faster Sight-reading tips to help you skim through the pages.
Lisa Witt, Kevin Castro / Theory What Makes Legend of Zelda Music So Good? ⚔️ Get into the musical world of The Legend of Zelda. Piano teachers Lisa Witt and Kevin Castro react to Koji Kondo’s masterpieces.
Cassi Falk / Scales and Keys Music Theory For The Dropouts #6 – The Circle Of Fifths If you’ve ever looked at your keyboard practice plan and wonder "where do I go from here?"...well then this lesson is for you!
Pianote / Sight Reading Can you read music? Take this quiz and find out! Why does Every Good Boy Deserves Frenchfries?
Lisa Witt / Styles Pop vs. Classical: You Love Classical Music (You Just Don’t Know It) Pop or classical? Why not both! The music you know and love takes a huge inspiration from classical pieces. Don't believe us? We'll show you!
Lisa Witt / Scales and Keys Piano Technique Made Easy Tips on how to practice scales, chords, arpeggios, and more on the piano without wasting time and getting bored!
Lisa Witt / Hand Independence Should You Practice Contrary Motion Scales? How contrary motion scales could be the "secret sauce" in your practice routine.
Lisa Witt / Scales and Keys How to Sound Beautiful on the Piano With Pentatonic Scales Beginners can sound amazing on the piano. Try this simple improvisation exercise using the Dm pentatonic scale and let your imagination go.
Lisa Witt / Chord Theory Identifying Inversions The Easy Way How to tell the inversions apart (it's really easy)
Lisa Witt / Theory What Makes “Let It Be” Such a Good Song Get a fascinating look at the music theory behind the Beatles’ “Let It Be” and what makes this timeless song so iconic.
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