Comments for Sheet Music http://linkmusic.net Featuring The Web's Hottest Music Trends Thu, 25 Aug 2011 00:39:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Piano Sonata by Paige2 http://linkmusic.net/piano-sonata/comment-page-1/#comment-622 Paige2 Thu, 25 Aug 2011 00:39:49 +0000 http://linkmusic.net/piano-sonata/#comment-622 Start with a secondhand one. You never know, it might not be what you really want to do. Look around locally. Check your newspaper classified. Ask around. Sometimes people just don't want theirs anymore. Good luck. Start with a secondhand one. You never know, it might not be what you really want to do. Look around locally. Check your newspaper classified. Ask around. Sometimes people just don’t want theirs anymore. Good luck.

]]> Comment on Piano Sonata by what r u looking @ ? http://linkmusic.net/piano-sonata/comment-page-1/#comment-621 what r u looking @ ? Thu, 25 Aug 2011 00:12:35 +0000 http://linkmusic.net/piano-sonata/#comment-621 second hand is the way to go if you really want a PIANO and not more than £600 (or the equivalent of that for whichever country you're in) i'd personally recommend starting with a keyboard because they're more portable, (you can spend the money it would cost to move it on the actual thing you're moving instead) they're less cumbersome, they generally have more uses and are less expensive depending on where you're going to buy them and the neighbours might forgive you for playing a keyboard much sooner than they would for playing a piano. keyboards are especially good if you can connect them to a computer and run a programme off them... but pianos have more keys and they're more naturally weighted and you can sit with someone and learn better posture wise perhaps... second hand is the way to go if you really want a PIANO and not more than £600 (or the equivalent of that for whichever country you’re in) i’d personally recommend starting with a keyboard because they’re more portable, (you can spend the money it would cost to move it on the actual thing you’re moving instead) they’re less cumbersome, they generally have more uses and are less expensive depending on where you’re going to buy them and the neighbours might forgive you for playing a keyboard much sooner than they would for playing a piano.

keyboards are especially good if you can connect them to a computer and run a programme off them… but pianos have more keys and they’re more naturally weighted and you can sit with someone and learn better posture wise perhaps…

]]> Comment on Piano Sonata by Michael http://linkmusic.net/piano-sonata/comment-page-1/#comment-620 Michael Wed, 24 Aug 2011 23:38:35 +0000 http://linkmusic.net/piano-sonata/#comment-620 If you are just beginning, the best thing to do is to get hold of a second hand piano. They are usually cheap (or even free). If you like it, you can move up after a couple of years. Contact new piano stores or local churches that are often glad to get rid of them for the price of the movers. mw If you are just beginning, the best thing to do is to get hold of a second hand piano. They are usually cheap (or even free). If you like it, you can move up after a couple of years. Contact new piano stores or local churches that are often glad to get rid of them for the price of the movers.
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