These recommendations will help you make progress without even feeling the work!
- As a beginner you should allocate 10-15 minutes per day at least 4 days a week.
- The most important thing in learning how to play an instrument is consistency and knowing how to be efficient, especially if you don’t have much time.
- A short practice session every day (or most every day) goes a lot further than the same amount all in one day a week.
- Keep hands and fingers relaxed when you play. Keep fingers curved and play on the finger pads.
- Make sure your arm and wrist is also relaxed. Imagine you play with feathers not with sticks.
- If your hands get tired quickly, take a break. It may mean that you are too tight.
- Learning how to read the music notes is very important, because you’ll become independent in learning any new music piece. It is like learning how to read.
- Try to keep your eyes on the music while you play on the keys.
- In the beginning your hands will be in one position, so you don’t need to jump over keys.
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