Learn piano playing piano in 10 min (Part 1). Your first piano lesson. Apprendre le piano

I tried to present a piano lesson without any words and making sure you play as you learn. The video is only 10 minutes long but you can play it several times until you get confident. It is meant for people that has never read piano music before so I start from scratch. Not all the concept seen are explained (time signatures, rest, clef) but only the relevant once.
The idea is that any person that don't speak English can still learn from this video although a very few words are used.
In this case every beat last a second because that is the tempo chosen as the most suitable for this exercise. That gives me the chance to explain that a crotchet/quarter-note last a second, a minim/half-note 2 seconds and a semibreve/whole-note last 4 seconds. That would change if the tempo goes faster or slower.
I hope you enjoy this.

The music is especially composed for this exercise by Marcello Palace.
The only two chords used are C and F7m and the reason I used a 7th minor in the F chord is to make more acceptable to include notes that are not part of the sounding chord and still make it sound acceptable.

[haonrepulsor]

i just watched 10 youtube videos about notes and piano. and all some theories explain. as if we were fools. yours is the only video that works and immediately shows how it should be heard. thank you

[catrionatalbot]

This is remarkable. Teaching reading music using no language at all. And it looks very much like it will work. Hats off!

[dhunks]

I almost gave up learning piano. I'm glad I found this tutorial. God bless you!

[tdv]

I can just cry right now....this is quite literally what I have been looking for. You have the heart of a true teacher! Thank you so much!

[MissBeeeBeee]

Mr. Palace, are you still here? I just found this a few days ago and your method is remarkable. 🎹🥰

[G]

This is what I needed like 20 years ago when I was trying to learn to the basics of piano playing.

[shaffiemohammed]

As somebody else said, this is what I have been looking for. For the last two months I have been working on my sight reading. This is the best progression exercises I have yet seen. I am impressed, Thank You very much.

[horizonx]

Best simple tutorial, not the other... They using some history and other. This is the best!

[AIvlogs]

This is a healing video, for all the unsatisfactory other piano video's on YouTube!!

[haroldprice]

Cool....I've been playing by ear for 50 years and half ass read music. This was my first music lesson. Thanks !

[malcolmolive]

Absolutely wonderful. So many of us missed out on learning music as children, and this takes all the intimidation out of it. Thank you so much.

[julesbarcibalinformal]

now this is what you call teaching the best tutorial on YouTube

[kayun-chan-pit]

Greatest ever ... I am your student from Thailand and I am almost 50 years old. Greatest teacher.

[twobuoysmalta]

Big compliment for the tune ! Wonderful!

[amalsurendran]

The best piano tutorial evver!!
I understood and memorized everything, something that the other videos failed to do.

[albertrenowden]

Who ever you are, then Thank You Sir from an 83 year old beginner. God Bless.

[josephuriarte]

I've been playing keyboard for 3 years and played many local songs by ear without attending any music class. I want to enroll at music lessons and buy a piano but our place is under Lockdown due to Covid19. Your lesson is very fun and easy to understand. Thank you so much for your dedication and hardwork. :)

[Italijan]

I started playing piano 4 months ago. I know that this will be such a usefull and important key in my progress. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HARD WORK!

[AutomaticEnglishwithDavid]

Made by a true teacher who understands the needs of the student, no bull**** just straight to the point and so simple even your pet worm could understand it. Thank you so much for having shared your precious time with us to make this video! I kowtow to you, kindperson.

[darealbeesechurger]

This is the perfect lesson for me. It goes just slow enough for me to learn at a good pace while not being distracted. Thank u so much!