I have seen mixed answers. I don’t want to spend a ton of money on a piano or keyboard, but i would like to start somewhere.

I’m 18, but I already know how to read music, have a good pitch and I already play classical guitar. Is it too late to start learning violin or piano? And when I say I want to learn, I mean I want to learn professionally and be able to play in orchestras.
I don’t want a career as a violinist, but I want to be able to play professionally in orchestras.

I need a website that will teach me the different chords…And will teach me how to read the sheet music.
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I really want to learn how to read piano sheet music.

Do you guys who play piano have any techniques on learning how to play songs on the piano easier?

Ex.: Should you learn the song one hand at a time or should you learn the song with both hands at the same time?

I started playing the drums 8 months ago, now I play in church and I play to a metronome hours a day. But I found out that I love the piano and I’ve been able to learn songs and stuff within days maybe weeks. I want to learn the piano classically but I hear that you have to start at an early age. Is this true?

i cannot go to classes due to time constrain..

I need lessons. I don’t have any money! I have a keyboard, and I love figuring out the notes to songs, I pretty much know how to play the notes to any song I hear. I just get bored with all these free lessons online that are going no where. I like feeling the piano under my fingers, feeling myself flow through the music that I’m playing, but I can’t find anything free worth crap. and I’m really starting to get annoyed.

Maybe like finger exercises? Like so it can teach me how to remember and practice playing?

I found this old keytar in my dad’s old stuff and I was shocked haha but I really wanna learn how to play it. I’ve played piano by ear since I was about 9 or 10 and took up keyboard and started learning the proper notes. I play guitar too and I was wondering if keytar would be easy for me to learn because it’s such a cool instrument! Thanks for any help and/or tips.