i Real Piano

Real Piyano Double Key

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Want to learn how to play the piano? You’ve come to the right place!
With 88 keys, a rich history, and many associated celebrities, the piano can be an intimidating instrument. But it’s also an accessible one. Anyone can learn the piano at any age and have hours of fun on it.
This comprehensive series will take you from never touching the piano to playing your first chords and first song. You’ll also learn fundamental skills, good habits.
Reason #1: You can make amazing sounds from day 1
Some instruments, like the violin or the trumpet, take skill just to make a decent sound.
But piano is rewarding from day 1 because you don’t have to “make” the sound yourself. All you have to do is press a key that’s attached to a hammer that hits a string to create a perfectly clear note.
Most people can figure out a simple melody on a keyboard by playing around. Of course, there’s more to playing piano than eking out “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star,” but at least you won’t be squeaking through your first few lessons!
Reason #2: You learn both melody and harmony, treble clef and bass clef
A neat thing pianists can do is play both melody and harmony. Most instruments can’t do this.
As a pianist, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of both melody and harmony — that is, both the foreground and background of music.
Knowledge of both treble and bass clef also helps. Many instruments only use the treble clef, but if you decide to pick up the tuba later on, that bass clef knowledge will come in handy.
Reason #3: You are an independent music-making machine — but you can also have fun with other people
Since pianos handle both melody and harmony, you don’t require someone to accompany you. Other instruments, such as the violin or guitar, require bands, backing tracks, or an accompanying pianist to sound “complete.”
Reason #4: Piano knowledge lets you pick up other musical instruments with ease
Because piano requires fine motor skills, knowledge of both treble and bass clefs, and good musicality, when you learn piano, you gain transferable skills for other instruments.
Since learning piano, I’ve learned flute, electric and acoustic guitar, electric bass, and a few basic drum patterns. I believe these instruments were definitely easier to learn because I had piano skills as a foundation.
Real Piano - A free piano app that helps you learn chords and music notes with virtual musical instruments! Learn how to play piano in many ways.
You will learn how to play the piano very quickly.
Increase your fun with different musical instruments (Piano, Flute, Organ, Guitar).
Your children will learn while having fun and their intelligence levels will improve. By attracting the attention of children will improve their musical abilities.
Play the piano with pleasure by accompanying different kinds of internal music.
You can record the instrument you played and then listen again. You can adjust the size of the piano with the plus and minus keys.
Made for pianists, musicians, artists, learners and beginners!
Use the app whether you are a music teacher, singer, songwriter, or beginner. Or simply learn how to play the piano, without having to own one.
Express your musicality and creativity. Record your music on the go and play it back whenever you like. Share your recordings with your friends fast and easy through the integrated sharing function.
Features
88 keys full piano
Multi-touch support
Adjustable piano size
Full screen keypad to make
Full keyboard
Studio Quality sounds
Musical instruments such as piano, organ, guitar and flute
Excellent piano and keyboard set
Very easy to use
Recording mode
Recorded music can be shared on social media.
Ability to trim the audio recording.
Loop playback
Work on all screen resolutions on phones and tablets
Enjoying the piano and want more features? Please show us some love by giving us a 5-star review so we can keep updating with great new features!
THE EASY ACCESS PIANO OF YOUR DREAM
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Awesome 👏

sakura_magica11211 on

United States

This piano works on my apple iOS amd I love it. I love all the preview songs they have, and I play piano so good now. 🎹 Even though it looks real I love it. 🎹 (Note: Gabby, stop hating on the game and it’s ok to feel like that.)

bad game doesn’t work

gabby33619 on

United States

WHEN I downloaded this app it was not working I hate this app don’t download

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