Hi! I've been playing piano since I was like three and my best advice is to practice one hand a time, one section at a time. Divide the piece however you want but working it in little sections with one hand and then the other is incredibly helpful, at least in my experience. Also don't discount music theory, my old piano teacher did and I'm still making up for that now (╥‸╥) (my site reading skills are sooo bad lol). Have fun learning!
I’ve been teaching myself piano now for about three years and that’s still hard for me too! Honestly what works for me is just practicing slowly (like, annoyingly slow) over and over. When you get a feel for whatever the song is and the coordination sort of ‘clicks’ in your head (I’m not quite sure how to explain that) then you should be able to start playing faster and the movements should be more fluid. Sometimes I practice with just my left hand, then the same for my right, and then together!
oooooh cool congrats!!!! I'd say practice beforehand to get a feel for how you like to read; make sure to BREATHE; go slowly so people can understand (my theatre director says to think of adults as snails with reading: they need you to go slow lol); and don't worry if you make mistakes! also have funnn!!!
Oh my gosh, that’s so awesome!!! I think you should make sure to read it in YOUR voice and how you think it best conveys your writing and meaning. If there’s a way you have always read it in your head, try reading it that way once or twice
https://www.free-scores.com/index_uk.php Hope this helps! :)
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Hi! I've been playing piano since I was like three and my best advice is to practice one hand a time, one section at a time. Divide the piece however you want but working it in little sections with one hand and then the other is incredibly helpful, at least in my experience. Also don't discount music theory, my old piano teacher did and I'm still making up for that now (╥‸╥) (my site reading skills are sooo bad lol). Have fun learning!
I’m not sure if any of that helps, but you will get it eventually the more you practice!
I’ve been teaching myself piano now for about three years and that’s still hard for me too! Honestly what works for me is just practicing slowly (like, annoyingly slow) over and over. When you get a feel for whatever the song is and the coordination sort of ‘clicks’ in your head (I’m not quite sure how to explain that) then you should be able to start playing faster and the movements should be more fluid. Sometimes I practice with just my left hand, then the same for my right, and then together!
oooooh cool congrats!!!! I'd say practice beforehand to get a feel for how you like to read; make sure to BREATHE; go slowly so people can understand (my theatre director says to think of adults as snails with reading: they need you to go slow lol); and don't worry if you make mistakes! also have funnn!!!
Oh my gosh, that’s so awesome!!! I think you should make sure to read it in YOUR voice and how you think it best conveys your writing and meaning. If there’s a way you have always read it in your head, try reading it that way once or twice
Beautiful no comments!! Utterly inspirational!!