Best Way to Lear Piano

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You’ve got a new piano. It’s time to learn how to make some beautiful music.

Being able to play music isn’t the only thing you can look forward to when learning a new instrument. Studies have shown that you can see several health benefits when learning something new.

So what can you do to learn? This post will show you the best ways to learn the piano.

1. LEARN THE BASICS

It may seem obvious but start with the basics. Sometimes we want to jump straight in and try to see how far we can go in the beginning. But if you don’t start simple first, you can burn yourself out from failure or injure your hands because they don’t have the stamina to handle more complex music.

The first thing you need to focus on when playing is posture. You will be doing a lot of repetitive motion. Good posture will help reduce the strain on your hands and wrists when you are playing.

Once you are sitting correctly, focus on learning the basic techniques. You need to perfect your form in the beginning.

2. SET A PRACTICE SCHEDULE AND STICK WITH IT

Practice makes perfect. If you don’t invest the time to learn a skill, then you aren’t going to go anywhere with it.If you want to become good, then you need to put in the hours. Try to practice the same amount of time every day and don’t stop.

. TRY TO FIND PATTERNS

Music is made up of patterns. If you take the time to learn what these patterns and progressions are then it becomes much easier for you to learn by ear.

Instead of working on learning every note, you can learn patterns and play the songs you want faster.

Learning patterns also help you understand how melodies are constructed. You might not want to stick with other people’s music.

4. APPLY THE 80/20 PRINCIPLE

The 80/20 principle has become popular in business and skill development. It’s a simple principle when you take a look at it.

The idea is that 80% of your progress will come from 20% of the work you do. How does knowing this help though?

Don’t put all your efforts into learning every piano skill you can. Only focus on the skills that once you master will make everything else you learn easier.

You can also use this principle to play the music you want to focus on. Chances are what you want to play only uses a subset of the types of playing out there. Focus on what you need to know to play the music you enjoy.

Learn the major keys. You'll have to study the major keys if you want to be able to identify the sounds that you hear. Some people do this by learning the major keys and then assigning a number to them. For instance, 1 is C; 2 is D; 3 is E; 4 is F; 5 is G; 6 is A; 7 is B; 8 is C. Notice how the numbers 8 and 1 both represent the note C, but the number represents a lower or higher C. The number 1 represents middle C.

Once you know how to do this, you can label songs by numbers instead of letters. For instance, "Mary Had a Little Lamb" would be E - D - C - D - E - E - E. This would be represented as 3 - 2 - 1 - 2 - 3 - 3 - 3.

If you don't have any musical knowledge at all, you will have wing it and figure it out by trial-and-error.

Review finger placement. To really play, you need to know which fingers to play the keys with. The best way to do that is to get a basic understanding of finger placement from a beginner's piano book. The fingers are numbered. For instance, the thumb is 1 and the pinky is 5. These books will teach how to play each note by telling you which finger to play it with.

Look for an instructor. Taking piano lessons is the costliest, but also the most proficient way to learn music. A good piano teacher will not only have a proven track record of helping beginners learn music, but will also be able to teach you the basics correctly. Using an instructor helps you avoid bad habits that can take a long time to unlearn.