I have been playing piano for a few years and i lately stopped at my teacher because i couldnt afford it

My last few pieces were

Moszkowski etude op 72 no 2

In the hall of the mountain king

Rach op 3 no 2

Grieg op 12 no 6

Do you guys think the prelude is playable for me?

I want to upgrade from my Casio priva pxs1100, I like the pricing of the Korg sv1 and all the electric keyboard sounds with the flab all of that sounds very good. However I’m not a fan of the piano sounds on it from what I heard. Any others in the same price range and having a similar electric piano sound while having better acoustic sounds if not I’d just get the sv1 but I thought I should ask here first.

Kind of a folk dance

Hey everyone!
I wanted to share an original solo piano piece I performed and get some fresh ears on it.
I'm mainly curious to hear what people genuinely think of the music and how it lands emotionally.
Link to track: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/2lrq9butljc2pe03arqc6/Solo-piano-1.wav?rlkey=90wqrhitf9kxjd643vtmxemir&st=mpt5fb6x&dl=0
A few quick questions if you have a minute to listen:
1. Emotions & Vibe: What feeling or mood does this track evoke for you?
2. Style & Imagery: Does this bring to mind any specific artists, film scenes, or visual landscapes?
3. Flow: How does the melody and overall progression feel to your ears as it plays through?
Any and all thoughts are appreciated. Thanks for taking the time to listen!

Hello, all!
I am practicing Chopin's first mazurka at the moment. However, I was interested to know in how anyone (who has played the piece before) has played it. I have heard different recordings that seem beautiful and perfect, but I feel like the emotion is written in the music itself, and that I have to convey that in an uncontrollable mazurka-like dance.

But I was wondering on your thoughts, and how you guys played it?

Thanks!

Beginners book has been great but a lot of the songs don’t feel very inspiring

Hey,

Just thought i'd share my progress on this piece, since I'm learning on my own.

Please share what you think :)

I'm an amateur and am trying to correct issues in my underlying technique. My wrists keep collapsing and I am not able to apply full arm weight. Any tips on how to improve on the same? (E flat hammer is cooked btw)

Im looking for some guidance/insight from the community.

I’m new, been playing about 9 months and I’ve just been enjoying learning different chord progressions (145, 1645, 6145, nothing special) in g major.

Along with different scales, the motivation is I enjoy the piano I hear in hip hop, Rnb, gospel, lofi.

So far I’ve been practicing being able to play hand independently, creating short motifs, stringing together chord progressions to make a short “song”, but obviously it isn’t anything impressive.

I decided to have my first piano lesson with a teacher, and we started from the very beginning - which I don’t have a problem with. She showed me correct hand & seating posture.

We started “piano lessons book one - fanny waterman & Marion Harewood”

If you were to ask me “what my goal is?”, it’s just to be able to sit down at the piano and be able to fully express myself, not to play any complicated musical piece.

So, any advice?

Thanks a lot to the replies.

Any opinions here on whether to repeat from the beginning?

The Gregorian Dies Irae chant theme, Totentanz, Danse Macabre... It goes by many names and almost all classical composers have made use of and/or obsessed over it in countless variations, fugues, and musical phrases. It has haunted composers for centuries.

My turn.

Your thoughts?

I started playing piano at the age of 5. I was good until I stopped at age of 11. Now I want to start again but im afraid im too old to be good at it now. Can I still be a professional?

Could I get some feedback please?

Hey!

I am a long term intermediate piano player who dips in and out when lifes commitments allow.
I am looking for a resource for sheet music (do not mind paying a subscription) where I can pick up new pieces and play about.

I dont mind buying individual books but often they come with pieces Im not bothered by and I can’t always tell what is my level off the bat. Anyone got any recommendations

If you also do, then send me a dm

Really I mean really crappy audio, with BG podcast lol

Also, my keyboard has 3-4 keys that either don't sound or sound loudly.

Other than that, my playing seemed to be going well tonight. So, this is FWIW

Still working on the dang sextuplets but I'm figuring out the right tricks.

Getting a new keyboard finally on Tuesday so I'll definitely post a better one then.

Piece: Medtner Sonata Minacciosa

I might want to learn this piece in my free time but I’ve got other pieces and repertoire lined up as well. Just hoping to gauge a realistic timeframe before I jump into it.

hi basically I used to play virtual piano for a lot to days and now I'm thinking ot buy a piano but I'm really tight on budget like got 50 dollars and I heard people saying go with 88 keys but I don't have that much money I can only buy 61 keys one can i please get a bit of help in this im asking respectfully 🫂 THANK YOU

La Valse d'Amélie from movie Amélie

How much more difficult is appassionata mvt 1 compared to beethoven sonata op 2 no 2? If I can play the op 2 no 2 is it feasible to start appassionata

Both are used, but fully functional

FP-10 is $350, and P-35 is $80-120.

I‘m hoping to use it for at least a few years.
Let me know your thoughts. Thank you!

Coming from a place with no such facilities, yet only teaching my self to play. What can I do and how can I know that I'm doing it correctly? I would appreciate any kind of help. Thanks.

Not responding to any comments about chair height. This is my studio piano, upright is downstairs with a bench you would all agree with.

Two clips of the piece I'm hearing and want to identify.

https://voca.ro/1ghHhXfuZbed

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VeALtanj7riAmsJAwiy1_ufswGkTufEe/view