I am starting to teach myself piano, and want a piano that has weighted keys so it resembles a ‘real’ piano, without being pricey and large.

Because of the price, I would have to get a 61 key stage piano (like a keyboard sized digital piano). Would this be good for learning piano? I am mostly playing songs from youtube tutorials on pianos, so I want it to sound as close to a real piano as possible.

I am 33. I started learning piano 3 months ago. I discover that is the best thing that I like. If I could make some money as a pianist I could dedicate from 5-10 hs per day to play the piano.

I’m playing a song by piano,by ear,and I’m not sure if it’s very accurate.it sounds right,but is it being played right?the song is because I’m stupid by SS501.I’m only a beginner and I just want to know if learning piano by ear is as accurate as reading the notes.

I play a guitar, though i’m thinking of learning Piano, Is it hard to learn how to play a piano?

I am 14 years old, almost 15. I’ve been playing guitar for a year now, but i was wondering if it’s too late to start learning piano or any other instrument. If not, would you recommend i start now?

additional: i’ve always been a fan of music. I grew up playing drums, recorder, and recently guitar. I know all the notes on the treble clef, scales, and a lot of chords.

Recently I have decided to stop learning piano by sheets and start learning by ear. I am always able to figure out the right hand in a song, because it is normally the melody or main beat (sometimes it is even the singer), but I find I am always doing the same old stuff with my left hand… Which is mostly octave hits with a key pressed in the middle too. I vary it by changing the pattern in which I hit these keys but it still seems boring to me. So, does anyone have any good left hand filler techniques?

I’m currently debating between learning piano and guitar. I was thinking about going for both, but I decided that I’d like to focus on just one right now. My question is, what is the learning curve like for each instrument? What are the pros and cons of learning/being able to play each instrument? Thanks in advance =)

in your opinion, do you have to learn piano first…. i really love organ, & dont want to spend 2 or more years learning piano first. is there any resources for first time organist around 17 yrs old. any comments would be appreciated.. looking for some guidance. thanks

hi, so im kind of interested in learning piano, and i dont want teacher because of time schedule. do u guys know any thing that could me?

and i want to be able to kind of read music, like "b flat" in music sheet.

Our piano has been there for long and seems like nobody is using since my sister got married. I want to try it myself but don’t know how. What are some ways of learning piano notes?