This series of videos shows you how to open up GarageBand and navigate the program so you can play piano on your computer keyboard in GarageBand with the musical typing tool. If you enjoy this, check out our piano courses and tutorials available on our website: http://bit.ly/2pwGxc3

Lesson one: learning to use the program GarageBand.
A lot of people want to learn music but don’t own an instrument because instruments, especially the piano, can be expensive. How would you know you wanted to own a piano, if you had never practiced it? This series of videos, which adapts piano lessons to be practiced on the free program GarageBand, will allow you to practice some easy piano exercises, so you can understand how exciting and fun playing piano can be. These videos are a perfect introduction to see if learning the piano is right for you and you can do it all on your computer keyboard without having to buy or borrow a piano!

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1) You will hear a melodic cell played on a piano (one or more notes)
2) Using “trial and error”, you will have to play what you heard on your piano. Use pause if necessary.
3) You will hear and see what it was played, then back to step 1) for another melodic cell.

Practice this for several days, start from where you still find problems.

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