Most important practice - slow practice.
Going slow is ingraining the correct notes consistently (hands to brain and brain to hands).
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How much does a piano accompanist earn?
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You have 10 minutes, we all do. I would really challenge you to set aside 10 minutes each day this week and try this routine. After one week I know you will already notice a difference.
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Small hands? Don't give up~ It's Okay. ?
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For adult piano learners, keep up your great job!
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What is it like to learn piano as an adult.
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We could talk to you about the thousands of reasons we love playing the piano and why it benefits our lives, but let’s face it, we’re a little biased! There are actually scientifically proven benefits to playing the piano. Here are a few:
- Stress Relief
- Split Concentration
- It’s easy to play!
- Neuroplasticity
- Improved Test Scores / School Performance
- It’s good for your physical health
- Improved Aural Awareness
- Human Growth Hormones... See More
We could talk to you about the thousands of reasons we love playing the piano and why it benefits our lives, but let’s face it, we’re a little biased! There are actually scientifically proven benefits to playing the piano. Here are a few:
- Stress Relief
- Split Concentration
- It’s easy to play!
- Neuroplasticity
- Improved Test Scores / School Performance
- It’s good for your physical health
- Improved Aural Awareness
- Human Growth Hormones
- Constructive Criticism
- Live a More Beautiful Life
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You will often hear discussions about a piano’s character, either sound or touch, and how it relates to its country of origin. Overlooking the fact that it is extremely difficult to attribute most pianos to just a single country these days, there is, like most popular narratives, some truth and some fiction to the notion that a country can determine the nature of a piano’s sound.
Factors such as cultural preference, national manufacturing standards and traditions, as well as material... See More
You will often hear discussions about a piano’s character, either sound or touch, and how it relates to its country of origin. Overlooking the fact that it is extremely difficult to attribute most pianos to just a single country these days, there is, like most popular narratives, some truth and some fiction to the notion that a country can determine the nature of a piano’s sound.
Factors such as cultural preference, national manufacturing standards and traditions, as well as material selection do play a part in a piano’s character.
Check out the various makers from the following regions: USA, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, and China.
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The International Music Competition "Grand Prize Virtuoso" is open to all nationalities and ages in strings, piano, wind, vocal and chamber music, each discipline is divided into different age categories.
A selected group of winners will receive an invitation to debut at the Wiener Saal, Mozarteum (Salzburg) on Sunday, August 30th and Monday, August 31st, 2020. Salzburg is the birthplace of the 18th-century composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Winners who receive an invitation to play at... See More
The International Music Competition "Grand Prize Virtuoso" is open to all nationalities and ages in strings, piano, wind, vocal and chamber music, each discipline is divided into different age categories.
A selected group of winners will receive an invitation to debut at the Wiener Saal, Mozarteum (Salzburg) on Sunday, August 30th and Monday, August 31st, 2020. Salzburg is the birthplace of the 18th-century composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Winners who receive an invitation to play at the winners' concert, and decide to decline the invitation and not travel, will receive their prize diploma by mail.
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