ANSWERING PIANO AND THEORY QUESTIONS

>>63918844
is it pretentious to have spastic movements while preforming the piano? I usually have several muscle spasms and chaotic yelling throughout my performance, and I'd like to know if others do the same thing. Thanks in advance.

>>63918904
>chaotic yelling
What the hell, anon. Moving around is fine, no one will care but yelling during your performance? Sounds hilarious to be honest.

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>>63918904
feldenkrais method brah
feldenkrais

Best way to learn piano? just started off and i got a nektar impact 49 and ableton. Looking to create dream pop with a friend who can play guitar

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>>63919124
pick some chord progressions from your fave songs at hooktheory.com, then make a new song using the tried=and=true progression.

learn from alfred's all in one adult piano method. you can literally teach yourself piano using this book.

>>63918844
Is there any practical reason as to why we should be able to identify a mode when analyzing music?

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>>63919219
nope,unless you are a guitarist which it would help u play the song.

or if ou want to practice writing a song in a particular mode

>>63919219
>Is there any practical reason as to why we should know as much as possible about the piece we're analyzing?

idk anon

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>>63919460
depends on if you're taking an upper level theory course working toward a graduate degree at an elite conservatory bound for a career in higher education and endless shitposting in music journals

>>63919523
>identifying modes
>graduate level