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The Piano Player, Issue #27 -- Getting Started as an Adult Piano Student January 11, 2016 |
Tips And Tricks For Beginner PianistsHi, and welcome to The Piano Player, the E-zine from www.OnlinePianoCoach.com. In every issue you will get updates and news, as well as tips and tools about piano playing. If you like this e-zine, please do a friend and me a big favor and share it! Or, if a friend DID forward this to you and if you like what you read, please subscribe by visiting...
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January 11, 2016. Issue #27 In this issue:What's New and Updated?Practice Piano EffectivelyWhy do we keep on making the same mistake, even when we know the correct note? Learn how to practice piano more effectively here.Read more >>> Correct Posture at the PianoSitting with correct posture when playing the piano can mean the difference between painful or effortless playing.Read more >>> Learn to Read Piano MusicIn this beginner piano lesson you will quickly learn to read piano music.You need basic understanding like up and down on the piano, finger numbers, and knowing the note names.Read more >>> Reading Music Notes: A Mini Course for Piano BeginnersReading music notes can be easy! In just two easy and totally free piano lessons, you will be reading music and play with both hands in no time!Read more >>> Piano Practice and Technique Tips & TricksGetting Started as an Adult Piano Student![]() The fact is that you can start learning anything anytime in your life.
True, it is also a fact that up to a certain age, our neurons are hard wired to slurp up new knowledge like a sponge. This is why it is easier in some ways to learn to play from a young age.
It is also true that since learning the piano to a very advanced stage takes many, many years, usually over 10 years of hard work, it is an advantage to start young.
But, this is assuming that you want to become a professional and highly competitive pianist. If you just want to learn to play the piano, even to an advanced level, age is no limit.
However, beliefs are limiting, unfortunately. You need to equip yourself with courage and the true belief that you can learn to play the piano
at any age.
Fortunately, times are changing and we see more and more adults either returning to the piano or starting fresh. If this is you, you can proudly think of yourself as a pioneer, and an inspiration for others to do the same!
So, how do you get started?
PS. For more tips on learning the piano as an adult go
here
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