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Episode 26 - Useful Theory
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In this episode of Piano, Finally, David Reidy reflects on his progress as he continues his journey of learning piano. After returning to work and recovering from time off, David shares how establishing a morning practice routine has transformed his ability to improve at the piano consistently. He offers practical advice for fitting music practice into busy schedules and highlights the difference it has made in his playing.
The YouTube segment revisits some of David’s past recommendations, including updates on TwoSet Violin’s sudden return, The Chopin Podcast’s expanded series (now including a deep dive into a newly discovered Chopin waltz), and Stefan Wyatt’s instructional videos for Czerny and Burgmüller exercises. These resources provide inspiration and guidance for learners at every level.
In the essay segment, David discusses the value of music theory in understanding and creating music. He shares how concepts like chord progressions and the circle of fifths have enhanced his ability to learn and appreciate the structure of pieces like Adele’s works and classical canons. Inspired by this newfound knowledge, David reveals plans to experiment with composing his own music.
David also reviews the ANZCA video exam system, breaking down the pros and cons of Video Performance versus ANZCA Go! exams. For adult learners balancing piano with full-time work, these flexible options might be the perfect fit.
Finally, the progress segment includes updates on pieces he’s been practising: Fritz Spindler’s Canon, Louis Köhler’s Etude in G, and Daniel Gottlob Türk’s Bagatelle in F. He discusses his recording process using the Kawai NV10 keyboard and Pianoteq 8 software, offering insights into his setup and sound preferences.
Whether you’re just starting your piano journey or looking for fresh inspiration, this episode is packed with tips, reviews, and encouragement. Tune in to learn, grow, and stay motivated!
You can contact me:
- via email at david@pianofinally.show; this is probably the best option
- the show website, www.pianofinally.show
- Instagram and Threads @pianofinally
- and on YouTube
- all the podcast directories - list
- here's the RSS feed
Some of the links to books and other items mentioned in the podcast are affiliate links for Amazon or other providers. If you use one of these links, a commission may be paid to me at no additional cost to you. Thank you if you use a link.
All reviews of products, websites and services are unpaid, and no sponsorship has been received for any content on this podcast.
章节
1. Welcome (00:00:00)
2. Opening (00:00:14)
3. YouTube - Revisiting previous recommendations (00:01:37)
4. Essay - Useful Theory (00:04:13)
5. Review - ANZCA Go! (00:06:55)
6. Closing (00:09:52)
7. Progress (00:10:39)
32集单集
Manage episode 454431189 series 3576585
In this episode of Piano, Finally, David Reidy reflects on his progress as he continues his journey of learning piano. After returning to work and recovering from time off, David shares how establishing a morning practice routine has transformed his ability to improve at the piano consistently. He offers practical advice for fitting music practice into busy schedules and highlights the difference it has made in his playing.
The YouTube segment revisits some of David’s past recommendations, including updates on TwoSet Violin’s sudden return, The Chopin Podcast’s expanded series (now including a deep dive into a newly discovered Chopin waltz), and Stefan Wyatt’s instructional videos for Czerny and Burgmüller exercises. These resources provide inspiration and guidance for learners at every level.
In the essay segment, David discusses the value of music theory in understanding and creating music. He shares how concepts like chord progressions and the circle of fifths have enhanced his ability to learn and appreciate the structure of pieces like Adele’s works and classical canons. Inspired by this newfound knowledge, David reveals plans to experiment with composing his own music.
David also reviews the ANZCA video exam system, breaking down the pros and cons of Video Performance versus ANZCA Go! exams. For adult learners balancing piano with full-time work, these flexible options might be the perfect fit.
Finally, the progress segment includes updates on pieces he’s been practising: Fritz Spindler’s Canon, Louis Köhler’s Etude in G, and Daniel Gottlob Türk’s Bagatelle in F. He discusses his recording process using the Kawai NV10 keyboard and Pianoteq 8 software, offering insights into his setup and sound preferences.
Whether you’re just starting your piano journey or looking for fresh inspiration, this episode is packed with tips, reviews, and encouragement. Tune in to learn, grow, and stay motivated!
You can contact me:
- via email at david@pianofinally.show; this is probably the best option
- the show website, www.pianofinally.show
- Instagram and Threads @pianofinally
- and on YouTube
- all the podcast directories - list
- here's the RSS feed
Some of the links to books and other items mentioned in the podcast are affiliate links for Amazon or other providers. If you use one of these links, a commission may be paid to me at no additional cost to you. Thank you if you use a link.
All reviews of products, websites and services are unpaid, and no sponsorship has been received for any content on this podcast.
章节
1. Welcome (00:00:00)
2. Opening (00:00:14)
3. YouTube - Revisiting previous recommendations (00:01:37)
4. Essay - Useful Theory (00:04:13)
5. Review - ANZCA Go! (00:06:55)
6. Closing (00:09:52)
7. Progress (00:10:39)
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