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As musicians, we all know the importance of practice but how do we make it effective? To address this, we will discuss several important pointers to optimize practice by setting it up, scheduling it and adding structure to the process.
While playing the piano is perceived as an activity linked to the arts, it is more of a physical activity than one may expect. As such, it is very important to stretch and warm up the finger, hand and arm muscles before playing possibly physically demanding pieces. In addition to the above, warming up before practice also improves the quality of your playing.
As many pianists choose to warm up with scales and arpeggios, this actually also cultivates some crucial foundational skills, killing two birds with one stone.
Let’s meet the writer, Sherlyn! Other than music, Sherlyn has a flair for writing. She is also writing newsletters for the studio. Sherlyn is currently a part time teacher at Presto Studios.
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