Learn how to play the Piano online step-by-step

 

Learn how to play the Piano online step-by-step 

Did you know that as a pianist you are also an athlete? Yes, musicians are athletes of small muscles. Essentially, there are physical therapists specifically trained to work with musicians, and the physical issues they bump into throughout their years of playing that are unique to being in this category of a player.

Warming up is something we typically think of doing before a physical workout, for instance running. Stretching our muscles and all of those connective muscles and tendons help us to prevent injury during our workout and aid our bodies to wake up a bit before setting so many demands on it.

Over the years we’ve developed a favorable process of what we use to warm up with before practicing or playing. Following this routine will take you through a step-by-step plan and after you try doing this yourself for several weeks, you’ll know it for memory and can adapt it to what you are working on at any time. If you know little or nothing about the piano but want to learn how to play piano, then you have come to the right place.

Learn your way around the keyboard

First things first, we need to get you acquainted with the piano. If you are fortunate enough to own a piano, go ahead and sit down by it. To someone who has not yet started learning - like yourself - all of these black and white notes will be very puzzling! For your benefit, add all of the note’s names to the piano to get the hang of it in the beginning.

 Finger numbering

Next, we have finger numbering. In your mind, number your fingers from one to five with both thumbs being ‘one’ and pinkies being ‘5’. When you see small numbers over notes, they are telling you which finger to put on that note. Doing this makes moving from one note to the next effortlessly without running out of fingers or having to jump or twist from one position to another. Deciding which notes to play with which fingers will become very vital once you can start playing pieces.

 Learn to read music            

Start learning to read notes right away! This is the greatest way to learn so that you relate the notes on the page with the keys on the piano.  Get into the routine of looking up at the notation rather than down at your hands. In early piano classes, this is easy because your hand doesn’t move once you’re in your initial position. 

Learn five notes in the right hand and then five notes in the left hand in the same session. A lot of people focus for too long reading right-hand notes and discover themselves struggling with the left hand. Learning both at the same stretch makes this a lot less likely to come about.

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