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Points: 21 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 15 2012 at 07:43
I don't think I'll buy an acoustic piano for home, maybe further down the road when I finish my degree and my financial status(and my piano skills, hopefully) improves.

If I'll ever want to play an acoustic piano, I'll just get a subscription in a local conservatory and play there, I even have one right next to my place with excellent pianos in several rooms, with a subscription I can play there as much as I want, and it includes a piano lesson once a week.
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Originally posted by ElephantTalk ElephantTalk wrote:

with a subscription I can play there as much as I want, and it includes a piano lesson once a week.

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Uhmm... I'm having the same thoughts in these days.. Do you think practicing on a completely non-weighted keyboard for some months would represent a serious problem?
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Originally posted by Ytse_Jam Ytse_Jam wrote:

Uhmm... I'm having the same thoughts in these days.. Do you think practicing on a completely non-weighted keyboard for some months would represent a serious problem?


Yes, I think so, mainly because it would be a waste of time. The skills you gain from playing on a non-weighted keyboard do not translate well to a real piano.
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Points: 502 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 16 2012 at 16:50
Originally posted by thellama73 thellama73 wrote:

Originally posted by Ytse_Jam Ytse_Jam wrote:

Uhmm... I'm having the same thoughts in these days.. Do you think practicing on a completely non-weighted keyboard for some months would represent a serious problem?


Yes, I think so, mainly because it would be a waste of time. The skills you gain from playing on a non-weighted keyboard do not translate well to a real piano.
You're right, but I'm not gonna replace a real piano with a keyboard. The point is: assume I could get myself a real piano and private lessons in january. If I play my non-weighted key (that I already own) in the meanwhile, would it represent a permanent damage to my hands (no matter if it's wasted time, it would be just amusement). I say this because I just can't afford a good piano right now and I have to wait a bit Big smile


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No, it won't damage your hands and I don't think it would negatively impact your ability to learn on a real piano. Go ahead and play around on what you have until you can get the real thing.
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Points: 14258 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 16 2012 at 23:39
You need this as a beginner
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Originally posted by thellama73 thellama73 wrote:

No, it won't damage your hands and I don't think it would negatively impact your ability to learn on a real piano. Go ahead and play around on what you have until you can get the real thing.
That's it! Thank you.

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It was just so pretty and its a Mellotron! So nice.
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