Piano Practice & Progress
The 30 minute practice plan for busy professionals
If you learned piano years ago and have recently started again, you might find yourself wondering how to fit practice into a full schedule. Between work, family, and everything else, long practice sessions can feel unrealistic — but even with just 30 minutes, you can make meaningful progress if you approach your time at the…
Read MoreWhy you should work on your scales
Learning to play your scales and arpeggios really well will help you develop as a pianist and as a musician. When you play scales, you’re strengthening your fingers, the coordination between your hands and preparing yourself for scale passages which occur in a lot of music. You can also use your scale practice to…
Read MoreHow to Introduce a Performance on Stage (With Sample Script)
These days, when you attend a concert, it is quite common for performers to engage with the audience. If you’re wondering how to introduce a performance on stage, this post will guide you through preparing a short, engaging introduction that helps your audience understand both you and your music. When you’re preparing your introduction,…
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