I’ve played piano for a little over 10 years now. I play mainly classical music but I’m getting into more contemporary stuff. I’m playing for a high school assembly when school starts back up again and I hope to WOW some of my classmates but they don’t seem to be too interested in classical stuff. So what’s something contemporary or something difficult that my high school classmates will enjoy and be impressed by?

I need to pick a new hobby, which one is difficult to learn Piano or Violin?

Considered that i do not play any instruments.

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.

I’m just starting to learn piano over tutorials on Youtube. I’ve been pretty successful, as I already know "Don’t Stop Believin’" by Journey, "Breaking Free" (intro) by HSM cast, and "A Thousand Miles" (intro) by Vanessa Carlton.

What are some cool songs (which are new and hip for teens) that I could learn that have piano in them? Any songs are welcome. Thanks!

I have no clue about pianos and keyboards and stuff… but I want my sister to learn how to play piano. I heard that keyboards aren’t very good to learn on because it’s a different feel… we have a digital piano. Is a digital piano the same as a keyboard? Can my sister learn "legit" piano on a digital piano? I’m sorry my question is very vague… If you don’t understand it then please answer with something i should be aware of when I get my sister involved with music.

I’m 13 and my step mom recently moved her piano into our house. She is willing to teach me and I do really want to learn. My question is if it’s too late to learn piano and get really, really good at it. And do you have any tips for learning? Thanks!
Also keep in mind I would only be able to practice about twice a week in the school year, as the piano is at my dad’s house. In summer I can practice about 4 days a week.

I’m in high school and music is very important to me. I play the viola and the guitar and I used to take piano lessons. I stopped about 4-5 years ago and now I would like to start again. I took lessons for about 4 years so I’m past the basics but I’m not too advanced. Does anybody know of a few songs to get myself back into the groove of things?

I was watching videos on youtube and I heard if someone has a electric keyboard they should buy themselves the real thing a grand piano because they will learn faster & keyboards are not the real sound of pianos.

OKay I’ve been playing piano for about 5 months and I’ve been trying to learn how to play A thousand miles on the piano but the left and right hand is played at different times. Thats reaallyyy hard to pick up on! Is there anyone that can give me some advice on how to practice doing this? Much apprieciated. Thank youu.

I have been playing guitar for about two years now, and I am ready to learn a new instrument. I have all the patience in the world, so I want the BEST method, not necessarily the fastest. What is the best way to learn piano?