guitar is harder than keys, facts

I play the guitar and know a few songs on piano... Through my experience I have noticed that it is so much easier for me to determine chords on a piano than on the guitar. This is a very good advice and I hope to advance my piano playing skills in near future.

Played first chair saxophone and violin in high school, but put them down so long ago. Didn't think I'd even be able to find middle C on either of them if I bought one. But after reading back through my book on music theory, I suddenly found myself buying a finger board and practicing for the hell of it. That progressed to listening to a big favorite of mine and finally figuring out what Dudley Moore is actually doing with his hands on the piano...

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Ended up buying an Alesis Recital Grand digital piano with 88 weighted keys and hammer action I felt were important if I ever want to realistically play on a real piano. I'm a classical lover at heart and this instrument spoke to me. Working on perfecting finger placement as I work my way up to chord progressions. So much to learn!

💯 Same for me - I'm not sure where I heard it but someone said, "All guitarists should own a piano"

I think the keyboard helps layout the notes in a linear way and does something to the brain that makes thing work better...

Taught myself with YouTube tutoring the Mandolin during the Lockdowns
Much easier to carry a round than a guitar

Good advice.

I’ve been playing the piano, organ and harpsichord for the last 55 years. I wanted to learn guitar and found that more difficult.

I wish I could

I grew up with a pianola . We had like over 500 rolls . It seemed so superfluous to learn, but I wish I had now.
I learn flute. I loved it. I wish I hadn't given it up .