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The Piano Player, Issue #36 -- Effective Piano Practice Tips April 22, 2018 |
Tips & Tools for Piano PlayersHi, and welcome to The Piano Player, the free E-zine of www.OnlinePianoCoach.com. In each issue you will get updates and news with tips and tools about playing and learning the piano. If you like this E-zine, please feel free to share it with your piano playing friends! :) Or, if a friend DID forward this to you and if you like what you read, please subscribe (and pick up your free gift) by visiting
The Piano Player E-zine
The Piano Player--Issue #36, April 2018
In This Issue: Effective Piano Practice TipsEffective Piano Practice TipsGetting your piano practice skills up to speed is always important. Practicing is an art form in itself, and finding ways to practice smarter and more effective is an ongoing pursuit. Here are 3 Top Articles with tips on how to practice more effectively.
Develop an Effective Random Piano Practice RoutineDeveloping an effective piano practice routine doesn't only save time, but also helps you have more fun and enjoy you practice. Interleaved practice seems (and is) random, and random is not efficient...or is it?
How Much Time Do You Need to Practice Piano?The time needed to practice and making good progress varies greatly with each individual.But it is a fact that a certain number of practice hours are required to reach any skill level, and to reach a good level of piano playing- you need to put in the time!
Beginner Piano Practice TechniquesAre you looking for piano practice techniques that are effective and give results?Here is a simple formula for getting through that first stage and learning the notes of a piece super-effectively. The best way to work with a new piece in this way, is to work with one to two small sections per day. Learning the notes of a piano piece with the "formula" below actually takes very little time, but is highly effective and intense!
Piano Playing Q & A
Hello and thank you for offering services to answer questions! I have been on and off my piano practicing and am trying to stick with a system to practice well. I wanted to ask 3 questions. The first, how fast do we need to be when practicing scales? Second, would this practice plan of mine be well enough to better my skills?: 10-15 min warm up with scales 30 min practice with chords and songs (done from a music app). Third, When is the best time to learn how to play by ear? Thank you, any advice and recommendations will be greatly appreciated.
Got Piano Questions?Ask your piano related questions here. Piano Playing Q&A Sheet Music of the Month
Have you ever played something by Eric Satie?
His meditative and calm "Gymnopedies" are not really for the beginner pianist. But if you have played for a while and can read music, the first "Gymnopedie" is a piece that is not extremely hard to learn. And it's very relaxing while you're learning it!
Comments? Ideas? Feedback?I'd love to hear from you. Just reply to this E-zine and tell me what you think, or what you'd like to read more about!
Happy Practicing! Your Online Piano Coach, 
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