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Piano

Along with the Guitar, the Piano is the most popular instrument to learn. Learning the Piano opens the doors to a host of intruments including keyboards, harpsicord etc. Learning the Piano can be frustrating for you ( and for those around you! ) The learning curve for Piano skills is very structured, with universally recognised grades achieved as you pass through various stages of achievement. Knowing how to play the Piano stays with you for life, and once you become proficient you can play almost any song, old or new, as they almost all have some piano basis.


One quality that the piano and not many other instruments share is that you can play more than one note at a time. It is polyphonic. Thus, unlike instruments like the flute or violin, one can play pieces with complex and rich harmonies when playing alone. That makes the piano a dynamic solo instrument. At the same time, the piano sounds beautiful accompanying other instruments. So, whether you are introverted or extroverted, the piano will suit your style.

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Practicing the Piano

  • Small sections practised slowly and thoroughly are always more successful than longer passages given less care.
  • Sometimes begin with the 'difficult bits' rather than starting at the beginning
  • Vary the work to avoid boredom, having other, perhaps easier, pieces to hand
  • Make sure the all-important 'finger memory' is in place before moving on
  • Sometimes practise playing straight through, noticing the trouble spots and returning to them later
  • Be aware of the pulse - it's dangerously easy to slow up for awkward corners
  • Know when to stop.
  • Focused work for a short period is better than playing through for longer
  • Practise in small chunks
  • Practise the whole 'performance' experience - play your exam pieces to friends and family so you experience a few nerves and learn how to cope with them.