piano music for beginners - need

[solajijic]

I am looking for something to do and bought a piano. I need to find some music. If you have any I would appreciate buying it or copying it. You could even scan a couple pieces and send it to me in an email. My husband mentioned this morning that the piano has been here a month and he hasn't heard it. that would be my cue to sit down and play.

[Travis]

Well, I could teach you the them to "Love Story", my signature piece.

Looks like there's a lot for free on the internet if you google.

[solajijic]

Really I didn't get anything on Google but books to buy rather than individual pieces I could print off. I tried using my tablet for You Tubes but its just too small. Back to Google

[More Liana]

I have some piano books, I will bring them when I come. Meantime, here are some links for sheet music, courtesy of my bride:

http://www.scoreexchange.com/

http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/

http://www.free-scores.com/index_uk.php3

http://www.musicnotes.com/

Did you get the email I sent you yesterday?

[jaykay]

Solajijic- You will save yourself a great deal of pain if you find a local piano teacher for the first six months or a year. Rolling the thumbs under is NOT something to tackle on your own. Plus, trust me, you will be a lot more likely to get somwhere if you have structure and are paying for it. The good news is that instruction down here is a great deal less expensive than up north. PM me and I will send you the name of a good teacher who speaks English. He will come to your house if you like. I have worked with him on live music gigs for years. (I'm a guitar player) He will not yell at you. Also, there are some teachers in Chapala. Good luck. It's worth doing.