30 short, effective pieces of advice for piano players of any level! Which one is your favourite?
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How do you memorize your 🎹 #piano pieces? Slow repetition with the SAME FINGERINGS is key to my process. Here is an easy page I memorized this week, #2 of #prokofiev’s “Tales of an Old Grandmother.” #ThursdayThoughts #PianoTips pic.twitter.com/eMkVM3ZnKq
— Eleonor Bindman (@EleonorBindman) October 24, 2019
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🎼Tip Tuesday🎼 The ability to play in front of a group is an important social skill. It’s a great way to share your talents with others, and you may find yourself expanding your network as you put yourself out there in the musical community. #pianotips #Faringdon #Pianoshowroom pic.twitter.com/2qZ861r5z8
— Piano Gallery (@faringdonpianos) November 19, 2019
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Young children often have weak fingers making it difficult to keep them curved and firm without tension. To make it easier they can play with index finger supported by the thumb, “Owl’s Eyes” and the middle finger supported by the thumb “Owl’s Glasses” #music #piano #pianotips pic.twitter.com/co7vkhHC0b
— DogsBirdsPianoMethod (@dogs_birdspiano) January 28, 2022
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Have you tried changing your chair position in relation to the piano and noticing how it makes you feel? Definitely worth a try and Sunday is the best day for it! #pianotip #pianoadvice
— Piano-Yoga® (@pianoyoga) October 25, 2020
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When you feel lost in your piano learning journey, just drop everything and get some fresh air. Going for a walk can work wonders for your creativity. #pianochallenge #piano #pianist #pianoadvice
— Krypto Krystyan (@KryptoKrystyan) February 13, 2020
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Chord cheat sheet!!! Could’ve used this years ago😂#musicindustrytips #musictips #entrepreneuradvice #producertips #startupadvice pic.twitter.com/Eoa1662dQ6
— JCgotitbumpin (@JCgotitbumpin) February 6, 2022
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This #weekend, why not spice up your scales with some contrary motion? Get those arms moving freely! 👍🏻🎹🎹 #FridayMotivation #pianotip #piano pic.twitter.com/ry7LvesDOe
— Eleonor Bindman (@EleonorBindman) December 6, 2019
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Top Tip Tuesday! 🎼
— Piano Gallery (@faringdonpianos) September 24, 2019
Ear Training-
Playing by ear helps you improvise and hence is an excellent technique for budding musicians to learn from the masters being inspired by their style and hand movements.#PianoTip pic.twitter.com/tItnIbfB6b
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Clarity + commitment = good quality! #Piano #PianoTip
— Rice Music House (@RiceMusicHouse) July 2, 2013
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#toptip By dividing a lesson into a series of smaller parts, you will find a young child can concentrate on each part and the lesson could last about 30 minutes. #piano #easypiano #pianoforkids #pianofun #lovepiano #pianotip #musictip pic.twitter.com/eQlBNZ0dOE
— DogsBirdsPianoMethod (@dogs_birdspiano) December 23, 2021
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#PianoTip: you are never too old to learn
— Piano Gallery Direct (@PianosDirect) October 23, 2011
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🎹 Piano Tip: 🎹 Keep your eyes on the music. Look ahead slightly as you play to avoid pauses in your playing. 👀😊 #pianotip #playthepiano #pianisfun #pianoforlife #pianotime #pianoplaying #piano #QuarantineLife #parenting
— Sharlin Craig (@SharlinCraig) March 17, 2020
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#TuesdayTIP: Set yourself realistic targets at every opportunity and work towards them, whether that’s learning a certain scale by heart during one practice, or mastering a full song by the end of the week. 🙌🏼
— FanFlex (@fanflexapp) March 30, 2021
What are some goals you have for yourself?#MusicAdvice pic.twitter.com/b7nyO6dqAH
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Remember you are going to be far more successful practising every day for 20 minutes rather than no practice in the week and lots over the weekend. Consistency is the key to your piano success!
— LondonPianoInstitute (@LondonPianoInst) January 14, 2022
Practice daily and practice often!#pianoadvice#londonpianoinstitute pic.twitter.com/xHchIweMBy
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Do you center yourself before starting your practice? If not, try to connect with your breath and make sure that you feet are firmly connected to the floor for a few seconds before you start! #pianoadvice #pianoplaying pic.twitter.com/pcA85m9rB8
— Piano-Yoga® (@pianoyoga) September 24, 2020
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"Think of this arpeggio as the wave of the ocean." #pianoadvice
— Kerry Wall (@kerrywall) May 6, 2016
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#pianotechnique I like the hands to be positioned symmetrically in relation to the range of notes that have to be played. I am particularly fond of changing the finger on a note in #legato playing but not a great advocate of using the thumb on black notes #pianoplaying #tips pic.twitter.com/78qZH1yaAQ
— Stephen Royle | Plenty Music (@PlentyMusicCo) February 16, 2019
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Wednesday’s Words of Wisdom: the whole purpose of practising scales is to enable us to play pieces. Therefore, when working on scales, vary the way you practise them as demonstrated in this short video. #piano #pianolessons #pianoteacher #pianotechnique #pianopractise pic.twitter.com/ELDNpUD23Y
— Jonathan Delbridge Music (@JDelbridgeMusic) September 11, 2019
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Practicing arpeggios as Chords!
— Ugnius Pauliukonis (@UgniusU) July 11, 2020
Full video tutorial on arpeggios and broken chords is here: https://t.co/QT599JsxpE!#piano #pianist #pianoteacher #concertpianist #pianotechnique #pianoplayer pic.twitter.com/zE6yu5PFf7
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Wanna master your 3rds? Try this! #pianoexercise #3rdsexercise #pianotechnique #pianospeed #pianopractice #piano #pianolesson #pianolessons #pianotutorial #pianotutorials #pianowithjonny #jonnymay #jonnymaymusic #improv #pianoimprov #easypiano #pianochords #beginnerpiano pic.twitter.com/iATmOAbrGL
— Jonny May (@PianoWithJonny) March 21, 2020
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Wednesday Wisdom stolen from one of our Online Piano Courses. Where do you sit on the bench? How do you reach the high and low notes? The answers to your questions are here 😀🎹 #wednesdaywisdom #bethrohde #pianoposture #pianotechnique pic.twitter.com/D1UwGmKTyr
— Coast Music (@coastmusic) December 16, 2020
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https://t.co/FMzM0QZvSA
— Roberto Prosseda (@RobertoProsseda) April 18, 2020
How to play a great Legato at the piano?
Let's talk about that, analyzing Chopin Nocturne in D Flat Major.
Find more videos on my YouTube Channelhttps://t.co/UeG8Yfcswm#RobertoProsseda #ChopinNocturne #YouTubeChannel #PianoTechnique pic.twitter.com/ogMDkfJgZT
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— Roberto Prosseda (@RobertoProsseda) April 11, 2020
How to play a good Cantabile?
How to have a nice piano sound, using our arm?
It is a question of how much we are aware of the potential of our arm. Let's see how in this video. #RobertoProsseda #PianoTechnique #TheProfessionalPianist#YouTubeChannel pic.twitter.com/eFLJeNMNmy
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“Tapping” on the piano by playing many notes simultaneously with the palms of his hands can be very good for freeing up the arms. #piano #pianotips #pianoforkids #easypiano pic.twitter.com/mOinqwKvf2
— DogsBirdsPianoMethod (@dogs_birdspiano) February 2, 2022
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I think as artists we need to stop comparing ourselves to others to measure success. Everyone's story is different! #musicadvice #InspirationalInfluencer
— Bazek (@bazekofficial) January 27, 2022
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Want to know how to instantly get better at making music? Work on your craft every day for as much time as you can. Trust me 🔥 #musicadvice #hiphopproducer
— Bazek (@bazekofficial) January 27, 2022
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Here is a tip to increase your beast’s life #nmkelectronics #pianotip pic.twitter.com/QfZrwfg1f4
— Melody House (@melodyhousemi) August 23, 2017
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We love learning facts about the piano, do you?
— Hutt Family Piano Lessons (@Hutt_Family) April 18, 2021
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