How many songs are on the keyboard to learn?
997806
It has 83 different songs and hundreds of tones and rhythms saved in memory.
753790
There are 50 pre-set demo songs (you get the music book with them, also). Just to name a few...Menuett G by Mozart, Piano Sonata by Beethoven, Nocturne by Chopin, Maple Leaf Rag, by Joplin, etc. Hope this helps.
706532
Download everything, but that is not the best piano course out there. There is no music to play, only suggestions, which for a beginner can be confusing, but besides that it COULD BE an excellent way of learning to play the piano.
2209820
It has a demo mode with at least one pre-programmed song. There might be more...but I wouldn't classify it as a 'Player Piano.'
1925423
Song "book" might be a bit of a misnomer. What it comes with is a little piece of trifolded paper that has some very easy songs on it, just to get you going. Stuff like happy birthday and the pink panther theme and amazing grace; about 11 songs in total. Once you figure out the fingering, most of the songs on the sheet of paper are pretty easy to read and play.
1795662
The CTK-2300 keyboard offers pure playing pleasure with 61 piano-style keys. ... MIDI, GM Level 1 compliant ... Input/Output Terminals, USB port
450571
not that I know of, I am such a beginner. You can get sheet music in the desired key. I have done that when I want my good ole' Bflat instead of something unsingable
1658107
I gave this to my little grandson last year...and I really can't say, but when he played with it, I sort of think it only has 25 songs....I don't think 100. Sorry, I can't be of more help.
1285645
3500-4000 songs depends of the quality of the sound and the length of the songs
1142666
+1 with chester. I have a fantom x7 that has 128 polyphony.... that number sustained reduces depending on what kind of patch you are playing whether just piano, or layered sounds.. also depends on how much polyphony your keyboard/piano is equipped with.. i juse mine in church, and with my board, i don't necessarily have to sustain that many notes, but to each is own... in slower songs i can sustain chords as long as i want as long as im holding the pedal down... hope this helps.
2019205
This is a great piano, for sure, but it may be a bit more than what you need if you are looking for an instrument on which to learn. I would suggest starting with a slightly less expensive "starter" keyboard, one with touch sensitivity, and then "graduating" to this instrument a bit later once you know that you are a budding pianist! :) Hope that helps!
1704857
From the reviews I read, pretty sure it's just 2. Check here: http://www.pianoworld.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/2167459/1.html
1265915
If you are just talking about playing the melody, very few songs use more than one-and-a-half octaves, so that would be fine. Full piano accompaniments will be more problematic, although you should be able to, for example, ignore some of the bass notes while learning. If you are talking about beginning piano pieces, the early ones will fit within the range of this keyboard.
1737049
YouTube has always been a good resource. Type QChord in the search. The manual that comes with the instrument is a good start. Then, type on a Google search, "chords for_____ song," print, and experiment playing. Lot easier than learning piano...
696460
Yes, not worth it though. It doesn't stay in tune long enough for one song. Running keys are garbage!
706904
The CTK-2300 keyboard features a Step Up Lesson feature which helps you to learn the right hand part, left hand part and both hand parts of a song.
2209818
Yes there is. A lot of the classic pieces are pre programed. I forgot the exact number but there are about 60. And you get a book with the all the music sheets.