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Practicing Piano Every Day Makes You A Better Player

by Bob Titesu

Perfection comes only with practice. This statement is in regards to virtually anything including piano playing. Each session will prove to be more successful than then previous. While practicing the piano each day is viewed as a chore to many, if you are able to enjoy playing the piano then it doesn't have to be viewed that way. A good way to begin each session is playing your world's favorite song. You know this song by heart and you absolutely love it. Your fingers will move from one key to the next without hesitation. In the end, it is the best way to strike a chord in your heart, so to speak.

Before each day's practice session, any distractions need to be removed from the practice room. In most cases, your piano should be within a room that has a door keeping distractions out; however, if this is not the case then you just need to ensure that nothing can keep you from fulfilling your entire practice session.

Once all distractions have been removed, you should perform some warm up exercise with your fingers. Get your fingers flexed and comfortable prior to playing. You can even do stretches with your back, neck, wrists and arms as these are all parts that are utilized when playing the piano.

Practicing each day is essential if you wish to strengthen your playing ability as you won't improve nearly as much if you were only practicing two or three times a week. However, you don't have to practice hours on end each day. 30 minutes per day would be adequate. Nonetheless, if dedication to every day practice sessions cannot be maintained then learning to play the piano perfectly probably isn't you.

When practicing the piano, you should always practice the basic chords. For beginners, the root position chords are a great way to start. Some excellent chords to practice include but are not limited to C Major, F Major and G Major as well as D Major, A Major and E Major. Once you have practiced these, you can move on to chords such as Db Major, Ab Major and Eb Major. You can then move on to performing exercises such as the Db Major Pentatonic and a chromatic scale.

When learning a new song, break it up into several pieces. Generally, you should break up the song into four to eight measures. Master one piece completely prior to moving onto the next piece. Don't play a new song from start to finish and expect to learn it to its entirety. Breaking it up will help you learn at a slow yet steady pace to ensure that you fully comprehend each note that you are playing.

It is important that you consider practicing piano every day. Not only will you hone your skills but you will grow as a piano player. After practicing each day for a little while, you will begin to notice that you are progressing much quicker and easier throughout lessons than you would have been had you chose not to practice each day.

While it does take a large amount of practice to learn to fluently play the piano, it can be a wonderful feeling once you have learned. Practicing the piano isn't going to be the first thing you want to do each day but by using the information listed here, each practice session will prove to be much more successful and efficient.

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Title: Practicing Piano Every Day Makes You A Better Player
Author: Bob Titesu
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Keywords: keyboard reviews,beginner piano,piano lessons,piano,music
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