@HeatherHasADHD You have a super power of being great at what you love and focus on, focus on thatβ€οΈ
Don't punish yourself, don't try to do everything yourself
Hire someone to do it once or twice a week, to free up time for what's important for you β€οΈ
@MapleBork If you master the skill of improvising with your right hand while playing arpeggios with your left, most pieces will become easy for you to learn, since that's how most composers create their pieces, broken chords in the left (patterns) and a melody using the right
@Mikahbot@AdamMelchor Thereβs a tool you can use from your phone, laptop or computer using midi, itβs a sight reading trainer that is completely free, and the best Iβve ever seen so far, just connected your piano to the device, turn on a browser, and start learning
@grandelcvly There are a lot of online resources to help you start, for example there's a YouTube channel called, pianote, it'll be fun, maybe the perfect start ππ
@oriannabitches1 It's a process of learning micro skills and putting them together, if you focusing on trying to improve quickly (results) it'll be a little annoying, if you instead enjoy each micro motion, the sound of each note, it'll be heaven π
@blamebuster You certainly can, and you'll find that after reaching an intermediate level on an instrument, learning a second instrument is much easier and faster, good luckπ