Ok What next?

[n7xrd]

Ok I have the new YPG-235 and have been mesing around with it for about a week.. Now where do I find a book or?? to start learning
how to play??

 

[AdamGBB]

Search your local classifieds for piano tutors...
..or pop down to your local music store...

and there's always google

 

[n7xrd]

Thanks I'll check that out! I was hopeing to find a teach yourself type I'm and old guy so I'm not sure lessons will be for me!?

 

[Mourndark]

..or pop down to your local music store...

Just ask one of the staff, they'll (usually) be happy to help!

 

[Skipp]

and don't forget Youtube

A lot of tutorials and videos with song covers.

 

[kanthos]

If you're a complete beginner, lessons will be the way to go, regardless of your age. The most important reason is so that you have someone periodically checking up on you to make sure you're not forming potentially damaging habits that can make playing harder pieces more difficult or, worse, cause physical pain. Spend too much time playing on your own with no feedback from anyone else and you may think you're doing fine because you're playing the right notes, but you may be missing out on a lot of other things.

 

[n7xrd]

thanks Guys I'll give this all some consideration..

 

[Riotblade]

Look around the internet for ebooks.

Also, go to your local music store or book store(like Barnes & Nobles).

If that doesn't help ask around here, I'm sure we could help you with questions you need.

But if that doesn't work, theres always the pricey factor for websites or teachers that will teach you for a price.

 

[evergreenthompson]

Some books I've found helpful are listed in this thread. As others here have said, and as noted in some of the better books, a tutor will definitely be a huge help.

 

[n7xrd]

Thanks I'll check out those books!