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Piano Practice Guide


What should I practice to learn piano?

Here are some suggestions to help you learn piano:

1. Scales and Chords: Practice playing scales and chords regularly to build finger strength and dexterity.
2. Sheet Music: Start by learning to read sheet music and playing simple pieces. As you progress, gradually increase the difficulty of the pieces you play.
3. Theory: Study music theory to understand how different elements of music work together, such as harmony, melody, and rhythm.
4. Ear Training: Develop your ear by listening to music and trying to play what you hear by ear.
5. Repetition: Consistent practice is key to mastering any skill. Try to practice every day for at least 30 minutes.
6. Posture: Make sure to maintain proper posture while playing the piano to avoid strain and injury.
7. Find a teacher or mentor: Consider finding a local teacher or mentor to guide you and provide feedback on your playing.
8. Remember, learning an instrument takes time and patience. Stay motivated and enjoy the journey!

Once again good specific advice. 

David

What should a Royal Conservatory of Music piano student practice each week? Please answer in rhyming couplets.

A Royal Conservatory student, practicing piano,
Should aim for consistency, not just a one-time show.

First, warm up those fingers with scales and arpeggios,
Then move on to pieces, to let the music flow.

Technical studies like Hanon or Czerny,
Can help to build dexterity and avoid any injury.

Sight-reading and ear training, don't forget to include,
These skills are crucial and can't be misconstrued.

Challenging repertoire, should be in the mix,
To push your abilities, and you're playing to fix.

Lastly, review and refine, what you've learned so far,
Take your time, be patient, it will take you far.

So Royal Conservatory piano student, keep in mind,
Practice regularly, and you'll see yourself shine.

I may lose my mind. 

David