#piano synthesia

[cecplaysthepiano]

A piano arrangement of “Hope’s Theme” from Final Fantasy XIII, using “Sustained by Hate” as an intro. I finally, finally finished it. I'm probably going to need it for a future project. Now I just have to find the strength to tackle his XIII-2 theme.

[tendebill]

guess who spontaneously started learning the good omens opening theme on piano today at 2 am instead of sleeping :)

[tmos-time]

ive been playing with making tunes lately and goddddd. music is patterns i love music

[papercoelacanth]

More Totono! Dying to Go Back (戻りたい、戻れない) Composed by Hirata Hironobu From YOU and ME and HER: A Love Story

[jdanieloart]

Crazy Piano Mix! SUKI SUKI DAISUKI [Jun Togawa]

[zambogirlpiano]

Mario Bros. - "Ground Theme/Overworld Theme" - Piano Tutorial [BEGINNER]

[relaxomy]

Here’s my attempt at playing Bach’s Prelude in C. I hope you enjoy it and maybe get inspired to try it yourself. Let me know what you think🎶Bach Prelude in C

[mikufanclub]

hai ur acc is one of my favorites also touhou piano based wtf (๑°ㅁ°๑)‼

what!!!!!! thats so sweet thank you so much T_T <3

[pianistbynight]

What are your top study strategies with piano? I'm a self-taught pianist that most started because of my love for your lie in April and how music moved people so I am always trying to improve!!!

hi! first of all, i'm sorry this took a while, i wanted to make sure i had as complete a list as possible without being too overwhelming! also not sure what level you're at, so i'm going to assume you're just starting out and you're looking to play classical music. 🙂 also this is more of a "do as i say, not as i do" bc i really struggle to do some of these consistently 🙈

try to learn some basic music theory as soon as you can. just enough to be able to read sheet music (how to read treble and bass clefs, accidentals, time signatures, basic rhythm, and key signatures) if you haven't already. that's something i regret not doing at the beginning bc the vast majority of music and all of classical music are written in sheet music and you get so much more info from it than you can from the best of synthesia videos. beyond that, knowing music theory -> pattern recognition, so it can help with sight reading and memorization. this is the youtube series i learned the basics from. it's pretty comprehensive although i find he's sometimes hard to hear and goes off on a tangent. at the very least, you can use it as a guide for what to type into the search box to get a more concise explanation as there are lots online!

familiarize yourself with the basic technical exercises (scales, arpeggios, triads, etc.) in every key bc those patterns and fingerings appear all the time in classical music.

practice sight reading. (yes, i know it hurts the brain, it hurts mine too, but it will really really speed up the learning process when learning new repertoire so we can focus on the more fun aspects of music! 😆😅)

practice every day! and not just moving your fingers, your mind needs to be present and your ears need to be listening (e.g. are you playing with the right dynamics? are you moving in a way that will get the right tone? how is your posture?). sometimes it's a lot to be thinking about as you're playing, so it helps to record yourself and listen back. once you feel yourself losing focus or making the same mistakes over and over again, maybe it's time to take a little break bc practice makes permanent and you don't wanna injure yourself 🙂

on that note, playing an instrument is kind of like playing a sport in that you need to make sure you use proper form so you don't injure yourself (using bigger muscle groups like your arm and gravity rather than forcing the sound through blocky fingers)! if you play on a digital, the keys will generally be lighter than on an acoustic (highly recommend trying to play on both to compare!), so making a conscious effort to play the way you would be forced to on an acoustic is all the more important.

i hope this helps! my ask box is always open if you have any more questions or just wanna talk music 🎶💗 i'm really excited for you! expressing yourself through music and sharing it with others is so fulfilling 😊

[xenosagaepisodeone]

I love those 100, 000 note synthesia piano covers on youtube because there comes a point where utilizing as many keys as possible to replicate the multi-instrumental arrangement of the original piece will hit a ceiling and produce what sounds like discordant noise. with a chorus. as midis should.

[splatoonpolls]

“Man! This video game ost is great and I really want to make a piano cover. I hope someone else who has a better ear than me have already done one so I could get a good foundation”

*opens youtube*

“It’s all, synthesia…”

[starkittnd93]

I got curious again…

[9823678]

Pokémon ORAS - Ending (Synthesia Piano Tutorial)

[papercoelacanth]

My piano cover and tutorial for Blissfully Ordinary, a short cute theme from YOU and ME and HER: A Love Story!

[jdanieloart]

Crazy Piano Mix! TEAM STAR BOSS BATTLE [Pokémon Scarlet & Violet]