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Melissa & Doug Learn-To-Play Piano
Price : $69.99 $37.36
Features
: - 25 hand tuned keys
- Brightly colored
- Songbook included
- Recommended Age Range 3 Years and up
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Children love making music, and our specially-sized piano makes it easy for your little ones to start playing. Twenty-five color-coded keys teach elementary cues for practicing scales and playing songs. Made of hardwood, it has a two-octave range and includes a starter songbook. 12" H x 16" L x 10" W
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B. Meowsic Keyboard
Price : $29.99 $29.95
Features
: - 20 familiar songs plus 7 witty kitty tunes
- Retractable mic amplifies child's voice because anything worth saying is worth saying louder
- Child controls the beat and tempo
- Record and playback songs over and over and over
- 4 AA batteries included
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Piano Horn by Schylling
Price : $5.99 $7.99
Features
: - Toddler toy piano horn toy
- Features bright colorful keys
- Recommended for ages 3 and up
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A horn that uses piano keys to play different notes, 16 1/4 inches long.
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Schoenhut 25-Key My First Piano II, Red
Price : $69.99 $48.99
Features
: - Perfect choice for introducing a young child to the world of music
- Promotes hand-eye coordination and development of musical creativity
- Adult-sized keys help child learn proper "finger stretch"
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Schoenhut's bright red or white 25-key tabletop is the perfect choice for a toddler's first piano. Both fun and educational, it is an ideal instrument to use for developing eye-hand coordination and encouraging musical creativity. Chromatically tuned, the lovely chime-like notes are produced by little hammers striking precision-ground, German steel music rods (versus the conventional taut wires used in full-sized models). Schoenhut's patented Learning System, with its play-by-color teaching method, makes playing simple and fun. A removable color strip fits behind the keys to guide small fingers from chord to chord. The chart also works on adult keyboards, since keys on Schoenhut toy pianos are of corresponding width. This teaches children proper "finger stretch" from the very beginning. The accompanying Songbook contains a collection of familiar tunes. This Learning System has been specially designed to build a child's confidence and develop basic playing skills. Measures 9.9"L x 15.8"W x 11.9"H.
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Schoenhut 30 Key Fancy Baby Grand with Bench
Price : $139.99 $87.95
Features
: - Tons of Fun
- Educational
- Chime like notes
- Learning system
- Realistic style
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Schoenhut My First Piano II A Schoenhut Toy Piano is the perfect choice for a toddler's first piano. It comes in a pink finish and is the ideal size for the child. Schoenhut pianos are all sized to work with the child and to help develop both hand-eye coordination and musical creativity. The Schoenhut toy piano is chromatically tuned to produce lovely, chime-like notes. There are hammers inside of the Schoenhut piano which strike with precision on German steel music rods. A removable
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Question : Learning a Second Instrument?
Ive been playing guitar for about 2.5 years now. I play mainly the blues and some rock, and acoustically i do popular songs. My friends and people i play for tell me i have gotten good. For the past two months ive been really getting into Piano music and have always been interested in it as an instrument. Now i was deciding on purchasing a decent begginer/midlevel keyboard for around 300 bucks, or i was planning on purchasing a new amplifier (blues junior) to replace my little Vox AC4TV and try and start playing live with this group of guys ive been working with.Basically it comes down to: 1.) Learn a new intrument and increase broadness of musical ability 2.) Purchase new amp, hone guitar skills more, work towards live showsNow i know this is my opinion, and its not a real straight forward answer, but maybe youve been in a similar situation or you could give your advice anywayThanks
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learning a new instrument can be fun, and sometimes renew a sense of accomplishment in your original instrument. When undertaking the piano, make sure that you are purchasing a keyboard with the full 88 keys, otherwise it will be very hard to progress. Sometimes if you look in the paper, or online wanted adds, you can come across a gem. I bought my piano for $500, and it was 10 years old, beautiful sound. A good start to learning an instrument, starts with the instrument itself.As for learning two at the same time, you can accomplish a ton of things in an hour, even if you divide it up between two instruments. Don't be afraid you will loose your ability on Guitar.Hope this helps,Gwyn
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Question : Learning a Second Instrument?
Ive been playing guitar for about 2.5 years now. I play mainly the blues and some rock, and acoustically i do popular songs. My friends and people i play for tell me i have gotten good. For the past two months ive been really getting into Piano music and have always been interested in it as an instrument. Now i was deciding on purchasing a decent begginer/midlevel keyboard for around 300 bucks, or i was planning on purchasing a new amplifier (blues junior) to replace my little Vox AC4TV and try and start playing live with this group of guys ive been working with.Basically it comes down to:1.) Learn a new intrument and increase broadness of musical ability2.) Purchase new amp, hone guitar skills more, work towards live showsNow i know this is my opinion, and its not a real straight forward answer, but maybe youve been in a similar situation or you could give your advice anywayThanks
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I never bought the piano, though I always wanted to. Now, I regret it. I say learn another instrument. It'll only make you a better musician.
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Question : Whish/what should I buy?
I play guitar currently, and I'd like to buy a wah pedal. If you could direct me towards pricing, company, and maybe even a specific pedal, that would be good. I'd also like it to have a distortion effect, because pausing half way through a song to push the button on my amp for parts i want to distort is getting tedious. So far I've looked into these two pedals:http://www.amazon.com/Morley-PDW-II-Distortion-Combo-Pedal/dp/B0002D06EK/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s =musical-instruments&qid=1253639972&sr=1-5http://www.amazon.com/Morley-CLW-Classic-Optical-Wah/dp/B0 002D0KD2/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=musical-instruments&qid=1253639972&sr=1-11Also, I'd like to take up learning the piano, but a keyboard is cheaper and smaller so it'll fit in my room.. but I don't have any idea whatsoever, so if you could point me in a good direction I'd appreciate it.Thanks!
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Get a combination digital pedal that has lots of other affects and pre-amps bundled in.
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Question : Which/what should I buy?
I play guitar currently, and I'd like to buy a wah pedal. If you could direct me towards pricing, company, and maybe even a specific pedal, that would be good. I'd also like it to have a distortion effect, because pausing half way through a song to push the button on my amp for parts i want to distort is getting tedious. So far I've looked into these two pedals:http://www.amazon.com/Morley-PDW-II-Distortion-Combo-Pedal/dp/B0002D06EK/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s =musical-instruments&qid=1253639972&sr=1-5http://www.amazon.com/Morley-CLW-Classic-Optical-Wah/dp/B0 002D0KD2/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=musical-instruments&qid=1253639972&sr=1-11Also, I'd like to take up learning the piano, but a keyboard is cheaper and smaller so it'll fit in my room.. but I don't have any idea whatsoever, so if you could point me in a good direction I'd appreciate it.Thanks!
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Try this site, they have loads of effect pedals.http://musical-instruments-us.mikesmusicroom.co.uk/Parts-Accessories/Effects-Pedals
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