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1. After years of practise, I can somehow play softly on it, but I can play softer on a good grand after a minute of practise. However, a good, modern upright might still have a bit better action than a small, very old grand. If Yamaha says that their electric piano tries to mimic a grand piano.

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3. The next step in mastering piano is [chord ear training][10]. This involves developing the ability to identify the main chords when played. Chord ear training starts with the basic triads – major, minor, diminished and augmented – and moves to the seventh chords – dominant seventh, diminished seventh, minor seventh, major seventh and others.

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5. Play Piano! The original fun, systematic and educational approach to learning the piano by one of the leading writers and composers of music for young people, using a great variety of styles. Teenage and adult versions are also available.

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8. Jun 04,  · 5 - Playing piano/pianissimo with the left hand. I played a simplified version of a Chopin Prelude (Op no. 7, from John Thompson Grade 2) and found that I couldn't play softly with the left hand and the pedal working. After lots of practice I can now play it very softly.

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