The Best Tips For Getting Started On Piano 🎹🔰 (Beginners Start Here!)

Want to learn the piano?? You've come to the right place.
Your friend and teacher Lisa Witt is here to set you up with her *top tips* for beginner piano players and get you in the right space to ensure you spend more time at the piano. ❤️

We'll cover everything from your first moments in front of the piano, to playing your first chord progression, and making sure you have fun and find fulfilment along the way.

Let's get started!!

Chapters:
0:00 - Getting started
0:13 - Step 1: Create a great space
0:40 - Step 2: Scheduling
1:10 - Step 3: Strategies
1:49 - Keyboard Familiarity
2:58 - Landmark Notes
4:10 - Beginner Techniques
6:00 - Putting Two Hands Together
6:47 - Playing Your First Chord Progression ⬅️⬅️⬅️
8:49 - Closing thoughts with Lisa

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[nadiadurand]

i cant afford a teacher but have been watching you for about a year now and can play a bunch of pieces and even made one of my own. I never thought i could do that or even learn to play. Sincere thank you.

[shirleymeyer]

Hello Lisa, I am 81 years old never had the chance to learn the piano, I live in a small apartment, no room for a lg piano sooo I ordered a keyboard that arrived today, I have been watching your videos and I am so excited about earning from you, , the sheet music is going to be a real challenge for me, , all I want is to be able to play some Christmas songs next year, , love your up beat attitude ..

[billclifford]

Hi my name is Bill I'm 71 and always wanted to play piano. I have been watching your videos for a few weeks now and find playing much more enjoyable your piano for beginners is great thanks and I will keep watching

[Ali-lmuw]

There should be a full series of Beginner to expert. She is the best piano teacher.

[ricklarson]

This is my opinion is the best piano chorus - vocal- guitar-bass and drum chorus on line ... You will not be disappointed... I have been a student for about 4 years...

[hamzahmunif]

Hi Lisa, I am 72 years old and am an intermediate guitar player and can read music a little. I have purchased last week an electric keyboard with 88 keys. Have discovered you on youtube and seen a few of your videos.
I am retired and can devote at least 7 hours a week on learning to play piano.
I have not looked at anyone else on youtube and keen to go with only one teacher.
I look forward to learning from you.
BTW huge Stones fan and loved your T shirt.
Hamzah

[GoldInOaks]

I was extremely thankful to open a Christmas gift this year, a Keyboard! I spent the week practicing Auld Lang Syne & was completely fascinated by the joy of the entire process. I had a mini frightening family performance hahaa. I'll be learning solo with a chord book at hand, simple song progressions & lots of patients. My Granda adored music and i adopted his passion as i grew up, to my hopes that one day i can grow my playing skills & play one of his favourite songs, Bridge over troubled water. Here's to a journey of learning!

[edaindaimhin]

Happy new year everyone! I bought myself an electric piano for Christmas and have learned Ode to Joy already. I did play violin when I was young so I can read music but I will be practising every day as my new year resolution. Happy playing for 2022!

[EmmaNobzX]

I’m glad I found this page. I played piano as a very young child, again for about a year in high school and haven’t played in almost 8 years. I just ordered a keyboard and I’m happy you have this video and the videos on reading sheet music to help me remember !

[cardepunz]

I'm hooked! Just bought my first keyboard piano last sunday. Very glad to discover the beautiful Lisa and her piano "tutorials" and wow, she's got a lovely voice too!

[prashasti]

Cant wait to start off 2022 with learning a piano!🤞

[SamuelThornton]

I am so grateful for you sharing your knowledge. I just started learning piano two days ago.

Im beginning to read music whivh is something ive never been able to do! Thank you

[dbreardon]

Having been learning guitar for the last 10 months and just starting piano a few weeks ago, the easiest and most simple thing for me was learning the keyboard. It took me all of about 1 minute. Compared to the location of notes on a guitar, the piano is wonderfully simple, straightforward and linear. Now of course, playing it is a different matter. But at least I am not hunting for notes or forgetting where specific notes are. Also, having some background in music theory, scales, progressions, triads and chords and chord families from my time with guitar has certainly given me a leg up as far as basic knowledge that you need to know/learn while also learning how to play.
I have my piano and guitar setup in my living room too. It is where I primarily hang out so that is where I need it to be to play...or see it every day and feel guilty if I don't practice....LOL. As for practice, I use the Faber books which has short melodies as I am learning how to play. I wish there were decent guitar lesson books available like the Faber books for piano.
But the lady is certainly correct in everything she learn if you don't know the keys (it would be like trying to type a letter on the computer without knowing where the letters are on the computer keyboard). You are not going to play if your piano is hidden away. And planning out lessons or using a lesson book and melodies or songs is a great stimulator to keep going,

[ewerejoshua]

I love all your videos... you're awesome dear

[sithembisosithole]

I never thought in my wildest dreams did l think l will be able to learn piano, however since l started watching your lessons l am halfway there. Great teacher indeed. Thank you

[mkesoul]

I am so grateful that you share these videos and you are such a beautiful soul. I just got my keyboard last week and I’ve found that your videos are so joyful to learn and play along with.

[jeoannordstrom]

You are a very good teacher ma'am its very clearly to understand you how you teaching paano 🙂

[moureenNalubowa-tmws]

Thanks for your time, may God bless you

[jean-marclariviere]

First, your Joie de Vivre is amazing...pretty sure you could teach us how to lay bricks...or how to become an astronaut...second, thanks for all those hints and short cuts and etc...all you really want us to do is to play piano, whatever way we use to get there...and i love it..as a almost 55 year old piano player..mostly composition..i still love to go back and see what is in trend...and boum..after watching a bunch..i saw your videos..that is it...it will be you and only you from now on..if i feel like a refresh or to learn something new...Wishing you an amazing year...and again..your Joie de vivre is so great...you are a Gem...thank you

[lambphiiip]

Brilliant advice..I started playing in lockdown watching these clips..I cant believe what i am achieving now..the nice thing is playing what I like..from Pop to Classical...not awful technical exam pieces that are tedious and sound like a bang of spanners even when played correctly !..Thoroughly enjoying it and you are my ''go to'' teacher..Happy New Year Lisa and thanks for your help