What's The Best Way To Learn Piano Online? Pros & Cons ‍

Wjat is the best piano for beginner to purchase (not too much expensive)

if Pianote can incorporate those features from those apps that read the note through USB, AND, nail the note duration thing, it would become the ultimate learning method.

Solid gold information - thank you.

You missed out on the jewel of online apps, even more then playground session “Piano Marvel” combines an online environment with serious teaching. Its more classical oriented and its library of piano books is huge.. even Hanon and Aflreds can be found (and much more)

I played the piano from 8 to 14 years old, then stopped (biggest mistake of my life) I'm 20 now and just ordered a E-Piano from Yamaha and can't wait to get back into it

Practice I guess! 😊 ...unfortunately it's hardest too. 😊

I have short fat fingers is it possible for me to learn how to play a piano?

I just came here to say she's very pertty.

I love pisnote

Good information in your video...thanks. On a non-piano related "note"...elohel....why do you use the 2 additional camera angles and not just the straight shot? Found it a little distracting/jarring trying to watch and have the angles constantly changing. Is this the style used in all the videos in your Pianote membership? Sorry, just need to know thanks to my OCD which would make it too hard to watch if it is the case.

Lisa you answered a lot of my questions. I am not into the game type of learning. I need more structure and tomorrow I will be starting my beginner journey with Pianote tomorrow. (Roland FP-30X arrives later today)

Another wonderful thing about online video lessons is you can watch and rewatch lessons over and over and they are wonderful for people who have to work unusual schedules since they can be accessed. 24/7/365. Back when I was a kid in the 1980s and a teenager in the 1990s, the only way one could learn piano was either private lessons with a teacher, class piano, or buying a bunch of books and using them to teach yourself. Today, you have a lot of other options with the internet and with technology and it is wonderful for those who cannot afford to take piano classes in person or private lessons.

Great show on piano lesson

They also now have Augmented Reality apps on the meta quest 2 that connects to your piano..

I can’t wait to start. My piano doesn’t arrive until mid January. I am planning to have private lessons and I have signed up to Pianote too. I think this will be a good combo. I’m retired and I can’t wait to get stuck into piano!!!

I use Playground Sessions, and I totally agree with both the pros and especially the cons. I like structure and there isn’t really a good roadmap to get you out of the beginner stage. I’ve decided to try Pianote, and I’d actually decided that before I watched this video. I’m really excited

Liar!

I m big fan of u ..Learnt a lot from u ❤️

Your pit is 😍

I'm an older guy who's beginning to learn piano and so far............... You're my favorite. I really enjoy how you teach. Thank you!

you’ve installed windows on a mac?☠️

I cannot afford a piano teacher so free online classes is better option for me

I love this way of trying to learn to play the piano. The teachers are interesting and are interested in their students. Very good communication. My advise - take some time to work out the learning path that's best for you. Thank you Lisa and Co.

Nice Nancy Drew books in the background I’m big on Hardy boys and my sis in Nancy drew

Yes it is possible to learn piano online and from books, vidoes and cds. I can play piano, not very well but still play it.

Lisa your energy and excitement is contagious. I wonder sometimes how lucky your partner is to be able to spend all day with someone as awesome as you!

What about "Piano Marvel"? Many private piano teachers use it in conjunction with their in person lessons? 🤔

I like Pianote but I do wish you also had more songs and a microphone feedback for the piano itself

Thanks a lot😊😊😊😊

I am very picky on the teacher- That is why I chose Pianote! :) Thanks for being a wonderful teacher. I have learnt music and instruments before. But after attending your lessons, I felt motivated and invited to learn than being under pressure to learn.

Lisa I always watch your videos and learnt allot but still my left hand is not harmonized specially if I try to play broken chords... Any solution?

Do you have a lifetime membership?

Gospel, please(on utube)😊

I have a membership on Pianote and Pianomarvel. They are very different, for me that is the perfect combination

I learned piano before the internet existed so I took lessons in person. That said I do think the internet is a great way to learn. One thing I would suggest, especially if your using a method that can't give you feed back as to whether your playing the notes correctly, staying in time, and etc... is to find a way to record yourself. You don't have to record every session I would suggest once a week at least. Include a song or at least part of a song that your familiar with and know how it sounds. This reason is that it seems that our brain cleans things up for us or fills in the pieces so that while we're playing or even while we're singing what we hear sounds perfect when in reality it may not be. This is the reason why choir members that are off key have to be told they're off key-because to them what they're singing sounds perfect. Also don't use the pedal unless it's part of a lesson or called for in a piece you're practicing-the sustain pedal tends to cover up mistakes and makes you sound better than you are.

Purchasing a Lifetime Membership to Pianote was one of the very best decisions I've made. I've been with Pianote now, a little over a year and am finally feeling like I've turned a huge corner in my playing, presently working on All I ask of You in As Written form. Yes! I can finally roll those arpeggios in the left hand while playing the melody in the right, this is a huge achievement and all made possible through Pianote. I am nearly through Level six in Foundations and am planning on continuing through to the end. I then plan on picking up on Level three of Method and completing that curriculum till the end. I am hoping that Pianote does create in the future, a curriculum aimed directly at reaching an Intermediate Level. I appreciate all those who contribute behind the scenes as well as Lisa's efforts both in front and behind of the camera. I truly believe . . . PIANOTE IS CHANGING OUR WORLD FOR THE BETTER . . . ONE NOTE AT A TIME. Yes, I am hoping they will steal this Tag Line from me and use it in their promotion.

It's the CON for Playground Session for me. 😂😂😂 made me laugh. 😂

I am a member of " Pianote " it is the piano course I use the most also it covers every level! I have learned much from Bethany Mcbride it is chord piano and I practice with all most every day too. I do enjoy Wade Mcnutt very much! I am also a life time learner.. Lisa and her team at "Pianote" are excellent! Lee

I am a member of "Pianote" and I have learned so so much it is my favorite !!! Lee

I like Pianote, however, the only reason that I have not signed up for it yet is that I like to get real-time feedback on my piano learning. My favorite at this time is Simple Piano. If you could incorporate some type of real-time feedback I would definitely sign up for this program.

Thanks you 🥰 but can you speak french please ? 😢

I’m a beginner and i have a doubt is it normal o get tired of the song that you are learning? And then you want to practice others but you get lost and unmotivated?

WAIT, LISA....IS THAT A HANG DRUM BEHIND YOU?!

Been watching a few of your videos as they seem to be the most helpful! My son is 4, and has REALLY shown a key interest in music and the piano. I'm 33 would like to learn how to play (kind of a father son thing) I want to instill good habits both in myself and him(mainly me for now) but I want that spark to ignite a bit. Any Tips? (other than this video).

I'm in the UK and there's no way I could go to a professional teacher right now. I'm also old enough probably to be your grandfather and I'm learning because lockdown doesn't allow for much else. Maybe like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day I'll come out of this with some skill, but I never expect to be playing at the Albert Hall. Just keep passing on your tips for beginners, intermediates, etc. and inform people what you believe will suit them.