I want to guide you through the journey
of re-discovering the love for classical music
My approach to teaching is around fostering a positive and encouraging environment
Find the confidence you once had behind the piano and in front of an audience
your music journey should be filled with joy and Bliss, not regret and frustration
I want you to explore your musical interests and grow at your own pace. I aim to make learning both enjoyable and effective.
HOW TO PLAY PIANO FOR BEGINNERS
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Lesson 1
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Lesson 2
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Lesson 3
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5 Reasons why every pianist should start by warming up their hands before each practice
There’re many reasons why this should become regular habit, but here’re some of the most crucial ones.
- Avoid Injury: When you warm up your hands first, you increase blood flow to your muscles and joints. This helps reduce the risk of strains and sprains.
2. Improve Finger Flexibility:
Warming up increases the elasticity of muscles and tendons. It also enhances your range of motion. You’ll be able to stretch your fingers further and reach notes that seem impossible to reach.
Rachmaninov had long fingers, and a lot of musicians continue to struggle playing some of his music. Not every human is born with long fingers. With the right technique you’ll be able to reach keys that seem impossible to reach at first.
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