Study without instrument

[mental turtle]

Hi everyone I started studying piano last week and I want to ask for advice on what to study when I'm far from my piano (I live with my mother and I go to my father's every other weekend). Any suggestions?

[proper forge]

Listen to the piece you're learning, if you're not learning a piece then watch some analysis videos or criticism video to see what's important

or just be this guy

[mental turtle]

he is something else

lol

[proper forge]

If you're learning how to read then practice reading notes

https://www.musictheory.net/exercises/note

[mental turtle]

do you suggest me to go on with the theory?

also?

[proper forge]

I didn't really study any theory honestly, I skipped ahead to learning pieces which most people would consider a mistake

It's up to you but I think most ppl would agree it's best to start with learning theory

[proper forge]

Also I didn't have a piano for like the first month that I wanted to learn piano so I was just trying to practice reading on a virtual piano like on this website https://www.onlinepianist.com/virtual-piano

[proper forge]

But obviously learn how to read sheet music, don't immediately play by ear or those falling note videos

[mental turtle]

I am trying to learn by dividing my session and giving like 40% of the time to the piece I'm learning and the time left I sight read, play scales and chord progressions and do finger exercises like hanon

[proper forge]

yea that's good

[mental turtle]

thank you for the material and the response

[limpid bolt]

I can teach piano if anyone needs help