u/Actual_Candidate_683

Hi! 😁

I was wondering what the best free resources online are for learning the piano very well without getting gaps in the learning and playing.

I play the guitar, but I also love the piano so I want to learn that as well alongside. For the guitar learning I follow the Absolutely Understand Guitar with it's book and JustinGuitar, and learn songs that I like on the side.

Are there any similar well made courses like the ones I follow for the guitar for the piano put there? Resources for actually playing the piano and the music theory, or both in one?
It could be both online or books.

All tips regarding this and other general tips about the piano and learning to play will be much appreciated!
Thank you for the help in advance!

Hello there!

I am 19 years old and relatively new to learning to play the guitar and I have some questions that I hoped I could find good answers for here :)

A bit about me.
I am not entirely new, I have practiced for about 2-3 months, and I have seen major progress. I learn quite fast and I think I can get really good at this, combined with the fact that I love music and like playing guitar.
My goal with the guitar are playing the music i love to listen to and sing to, to learn theory, and to maybe make my own music and improvise and gehor and things along that line.

Currently, I am doing a couple of things for my guitar learning and playing:

- I am following the free course created by JustinGuitar.

- I am also learning the songs that I like to listen and sing to from different people on YouTube, for example Marin Music Center.

- I want to supply with more music theory beacuse I think it is fun and useful for all instruments and music in general. I am looking into musictheory.net.

So, I was wondering what the best approach for learning and becoming an advanced guitarist would be?
If anyone could comment and come with constructive criticism on my approach, that would be great for improving my plan.

I have thought about maybe reading educational guitar books that have courses which contain everything one needs to become a very good player, but I do not know any. Is this a good idea? And if so, does anybody have any good recommendations?

I will appreciate all advice and such coming from you, regarding the things I have written about in this post, and also about anything that is relevant to guitar, beginners, tips and tricks ect...

Thank you!!!

Hello there!

I am 19 years old and relatively new to learning to play the guitar and I have some questions that I hoped I could find good answers for here :)

A bit about me.
I am not entirely new, I have practiced for about 2-3 months, and I have seen major progress. I learn quite fast and I think I can get really good at this, combined with the fact that I love music and like playing guitar.
My goal with the guitar are playing the music i love to listen to and sing to, to learn theory, and to maybe make my own music and improvise and gehor and things along that line.

Currently, I am doing a couple of things for my guitar learning and playing:

- I am following the free course created by JustinGuitar.

- I am also learning the songs that I like to listen and sing to from different people on YouTube, for example Marin Music Center.

- I want to supply with more music theory beacuse I think it is fun and useful for all instruments and music in general. I am looking into musictheory.net.

So, I was wondering what the best approach for learning and becoming an advanced guitarist would be?
If anyone could comment and come with constructive criticism on my approach, that would be great for improving my plan.

I have thought about maybe reading educational guitar books that have courses which contain everything one needs to become a very good player, but I do not know any. Is this a good idea? And if so, does anybody have any good recommendations?

I will appreciate all advice and such coming from you, regarding the things I have written about in this post, and also about anything that is relevant to guitar, beginners, tips and tricks ect...

Thank you!!!

Hello there!

I am 19 years old and relatively new to learning to play the guitar and I have some questions that I hoped I could find good answers for here :)

A bit about me.
I am not entirely new, I have practiced for about 2-3 months, and I have seen major progress. I learn quite fast and I think I can get really good at this, combined with the fact that I love music and like playing guitar.
My goal with the guitar are playing the music i love to listen to and sing to, to learn theory, and to maybe make my own music and improvise and gehor and things along that line.

Currently, I am doing a couple of things for my guitar learning and playing:

- I am following the free course created by JustinGuitar.

- I am also learning the songs that I like to listen and sing to from different people on YouTube, for example Marin Music Center.

- I want to supply with more music theory beacuse I think it is fun and useful for all instruments and music in general. I am looking into musictheory.net.

So, I was wondering what the best approach for learning and becoming an advanced guitarist would be?
If anyone could comment and come with constructive criticism on my approach, that would be great for improving my plan.

I have thought about maybe reading educational guitar books that have courses which contain everything one needs to become a very good player, but I do not know any. Is this a good idea? And if so, does anybody have any good recommendations?

I will appreciate all advice and such coming from you, regarding the things I have written about in this post, and also about anything that is relevant to guitar, beginners, tips and tricks ect...

Thank you!!!

Hello there!

I am a relatively new to learning to play the guitar and I have some questions that I hoped I could find good answers for here :)

A bit about me.
I am not entirely new, I have practiced for about 2-3 months, and I have seen major progress. I learn quite fast and I think I can get really good at this, combined with the fact that I love music and like playing guitar.
My goal with the guitar are playing the music i love to listen to and sing to, to learn theory, and to maybe make my own music and improvise and gehor and things along that line.

Currently, I am doing a couple of things for my guitar learning and playing:

- I am following the free course created by JustinGuitar.

- I am also learning the songs that I like to listen and sing to from different people on YouTube, for example Marin Music Center.

- I want to supply with more music theory beacuse I think it is fun and useful for all instruments and music in general. I am looking into musictheory.net.

So, I was wondering what the best approach for learning and becoming an advanced guitarist would be?
If anyone could comment and come with constructive criticism on my approach, that would be great for improving my plan.

I have thought about maybe reading educational guitar books that have courses which contain everything one needs to become a very good player, but I do not know any. Is this a good idea? And if so, does anybody have any good recommendations?

I will appreciate all advice and such coming from you, regarding the things I have written about in this post, and also about anything that is relevant to guitar, beginners, tips and tricks ect...

Thank you!!!

Hei!

Jeg vurderer å flytte fra min nåværende studentleilighet til en annen som er helt lik i nærheten, men som er bedre lokalisert etter personlige preferanser.

Jeg har fremdeles mulighet til å bruke angreretten på kontrakten jeg har for den. Kontrakten starter 12. juli. Jeg har heller ikke sagt opp kontrakten på min nåværende studentleilighet, som det er vel 2 måneders oppsigelse på?

Hva hadde dere gjort i min situasjon, burde jeg bytte eller ikke?
Og hvordan blir med leia osv? Må jeg betale dobbelt i noen måneder? Kan jeg snakke eller sende mail til noen i fra sit.no angående min situasjon og muligens fått hjelp?

Takker for alle svar relatert til flytting, studentbolig osv!

Hei!
Jeg er vg3 elev og vurderer enten medisin eller odontologi. Jeg vet ikke hvilket studie jeg bør ha på førsteplass, og lurer på en del.

- Det høres mer fristende ut med odontologi da det er fem år fremfor 6 år på medisin. Noen tanker her?

- Å bli tannlege virker også lettere enn å bli lege?

- Hvordan ser typiske arbeidsdager på studiene og forskjellene mellom dem? Hvilket studie er vanskeligst?

- Hva er mulighetene man kan få ved å gå medisin fremfor odontologi?

- hvordan er lønnsforskjellene mellom odontologi og medisin? Hvor mye kan forvente å tjene på hver studie?

- Hva kan man jobbe med hvis man går odontologi eller medisin?

Setter pris på all annen informasjon dere har om disse studiene og generelt om karriereveiledning!
Bare å komme med all råd og tips!

Takk!

Hei!

Jeg vurder disse studieretningene:

1. Helseretning: medisin (både NTNU og UiO) og odontologi (UiO)
2. Finansretning: Økonomi og Administrasjon, og Business, Economics and Data Science (begge studiene her ved NHH)
3. sivilingeniør: Maskiningeniør, indøk, fysmat, kyb, (alle disse ved NTNU)

Jeg heller mest mot helse og finans retning, og minst ingeniør veien, men jeg klarer ikke å velge hvilket studie jeg bør sette på første plass mellom medisin (og hvilket sted), odontologi eller sivilløkonomi (og hvilket studie, enten Økad eller Business, Exonomics and Data Science).

Det er mye jeg lurer på angående valg, og disse retningene.
- Hva er det man kan forvente under studieløpene til disse studiene?
- Hva slags interesser burde man ha for de ulike studiene?
- Hvilke av de ulike stedene og alternativene til samme studie burde jeg velge? F eks. Medisin i oslo eller trondheim? Økad eller Business, Economics and Data Science?

Litt om meg: jeg liker å snakke, liker å jobbe med mennesker, liker penger, liker å løse problemer

Hva er det beste valget ifølge dere, med begrunnelse.

Setter pris på all annen erfaring, tips og råd som dere har til meg i min situasjon om studier, karriere og alt annet som er relevant, det er bare å komme med det.

Takk!

Hei!

Dette er første året mitt som student rett etter vgs, og det har gått ganske dårlig. Føler meg ikke klar til eksamenene jeg skal ha nå, og lurte derfor på hva dere hadde gjort.
Burde jeg konte, eller gjøre eksamenene og heller ta opp emnene senere?
Og hvordan er det med å ta opp emner? Koster det penger?

Setter pris på all innspill og erfaring!