Hi Arthur, Is the order of your list of courses on your site the optimal order to do them, or do you advice me an other order? I have no experience in playing boogie.
Thanks! I'm still experimenting with the basics but I will definitely post in that new section when I will face problems as I progress. And thanks for your contribution to music and boogie woogie, your site and book are amazing resources!
Hi Pascal, you can move on whenever you like. Often I would learn a few things at once and get really good at one thing while the other things slowly made progress and got up to speed. It's really self-paced..
Also, I started a new section in the forum (accessed from the forum main page) where people can post videos of themselves playing something they need help with. Then I can give you suggestions "publicly" and others can learn from the experience as well. So far no one has posted any videos ... LOL You could be the first!
Thanks! I'm still experimenting with the basics but I will definitely post in that new section when I will face problems as I progress. And thanks for your contribution to music and boogie woogie, your site and book are amazing resources!
Hi Pascal, you can move on whenever you like. Often I would learn a few things at once and get really good at one thing while the other things slowly made progress and got up to speed. It's really self-paced..
There is another thread where someone asked this exact question... you can read all of our answers there too https://www.schoolofboogie.com/forum/piano-technique/when-should-i-move-on-how-can-i-know-that-i-can-move-to-the-next-step-could-you-explain-that-based-on-the-first-exercise-for-beginners
Also, I started a new section in the forum (accessed from the forum main page) where people can post videos of themselves playing something they need help with. Then I can give you suggestions "publicly" and others can learn from the experience as well. So far no one has posted any videos ... LOL You could be the first!
Should you move on to another lick as soon as you can play it with ease, or would you recommend a certain tempo as well?