Love all these videos of guys hearing songs for the first time. Figured I'd add some piano stuff as I'm learning to play again. Crazy the amount of talent these people have.
maroon barchetta said:
Watching interviews like this of these greats, I am more and more convinced that they all have some sort of ADHD. They can't stay on a subject for more than a minute. It was the same with the Nuno interview. Maybe worse.
I've seen it with others as well.
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62strat said:maroon barchetta said:
Watching interviews like this of these greats, I am more and more convinced that they all have some sort of ADHD. They can't stay on a subject for more than a minute. It was the same with the Nuno interview. Maybe worse.
I've seen it with others as well.
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You ever watch any Devin Townsend interviews? lol.
He's calmed down in his older age but anything from 2000s is a riot. He was off the charts sporadic and random. He's said many times he has bipolar.
In more recent interviews, he can articulate and verbalize what he's feeling/ thinking on a level that is way above my head.
Just curious: what are doing to relearn piano? I took lessons in grade school and have been wanting to learn to play again for a while now. I can still read music and know where all the notes are on the keyboard. I know, I should take lessons again. I just want to rebuild a solid foundation in my head and my fingers before then.Lavender Gooms said:
Love all these videos of guys hearing songs for the first time. Figured I'd add some piano stuff as I'm learning to play again. Crazy the amount of talent these people have.
Big Cat `93 said:Just curious: what are doing to relearn piano? I took lessons in grade school and have been wanting to learn to play again for a while now. I can still read music and know where all the notes are on the keyboard. I know, I should take lessons again. I just want to rebuild a solid foundation in my head and my fingers before then.Lavender Gooms said:
Love all these videos of guys hearing songs for the first time. Figured I'd add some piano stuff as I'm learning to play again. Crazy the amount of talent these people have.
My mom was a private piano teacher for 40+ years, in our home, mid 70s through late teens.Quote:
Same here. Played from K-6th grade, then stopped as I got more involved in band in MS and HS. I started taking lessons again at the same time as our daughter did about a year ago. This kept me accountable with regularly practicing. I stopped lessons recently because of scheduling issues and she wasn't driving my learning like I was wanting.
Anyway, now I use Pianote. There's a bunch of free stuff they put out on YouTube to check out, but the library of resources they have through their online platform is phenomenal. $30/month if you pay monthly, $240 for a year if you pay up front. I got lucky and got a year for $150 for Black Friday. They do have a 7 day trial period as well. The musicians they use for their lessons are top notch in my opinion.
I can hack my way through easy songs still based on the little bit of skill that never left, but where Pianote really works is with learning theory, chords, inversions, etc that go along with songs. It helps me with feeling like a more rounded musician. I can improv over basic chord progressions, read chord charts, etc. This is stuff I never really got into when I first played.
Wow.....that's outstanding!!tk for tu juan said:
Then found this on the vocalist/bassist channel…