I wanted to share a great strategy to better understand your instrument. I believe all musicians are composers in a way. Whenever you improvise or get frustrated and bang on the piano, you are composing. Using your creativity in this way will definitely help you beter understand piano and your approach to it, all while practicing in a new way. If you ever do this, it'd be amazing if you attach your composition in the comments :)
Hey everyone! I've recently been going to a lot of recitals at my college for undergrad and grad students that are graduating. It really inspires me to keep going with my own instrument. I encourage everyone to try to go see a live performance this month. I'd love if you brought your thoughts back here!
Oh yeah, I guess checking out college recitals aren't a bad idea to listen to some live music!
Happy Late St. Patricks Day everyone! What's everyone's favorite folk song from where they're from, whether it be town, region, or country? I'm having a tough time choosing mine, haha!
I'm still loving the free music games under the Courses & Lessons drop-down. Whenever I need a break, I'll play the Music Term Word Search. Definitely give it a try if you haven't already! Which is your favorite?
Yes. This is true. We can learn many songs by just finding the melody on the piano. For example, I learned how to play Jacob fought with the Angel of God. Thank you for the tip.