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Experienced Piano player

by Julienne
(Dublin, Ireland)

I am a part-time piano teacher. I have just moved into an apartment where you cannot have a piano because of the noise. I have always been told by mother who is a professional classical pianist that these electronic piano's are just not as good for people who would be of my standard, however I am going nuts with no piano. Can anyone who has a lot of experience both playing the piano and playing one of these tell me whether it would be worth it for someone like me who is aiming to sit a professional classical qualification?THanks

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Jun 20, 2008
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by: Anonymous

Dear Julienne,

I have both a spinet piano AND a portable keyboard..The portability is a factor. In your situation..you could play a keyboard using headphones to control the sound.

I find the keyboard delightful because of the various sounds one can play.. I have played with a group of people and used the different sounds for type of songs played.

I am now with a small group who play reed and brass instruments. I use the drum/rhythm accompaniment along with right hand melody and left hand chords.

I know exactly how you feel "without a piano," as I am the same way..
Wishing you the best outcome and delightful music
ahead.

J.

You can do it all manually (as in the piano) or add sounds to your heart's desire.

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