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Some brains just seem to be wired up for learning to work their hands independently from the start. There are many youngsters who find it very easy and many intelligent adults who struggle and despair that they will never master the skill.
There is no need for anyone to despair with piano lessons 'though. Just follow the advice below and you will find it easier to learn to play piano well. Sometimes you may feel you are getting nowhere but, although improvement may be slow it will still be there if you persevere.
Consider these three steps to success.
First of all be sure that the music you are studying is easy enough for you. Don't try to gallop ahead. You'll only get frustrated with the challenge. Adults often try to tackle piano music which is technically way beyond them whereas long term success comes quicker by mastering very simple steps along the way.
With the piano keyboard your brain has to contend with many unfamiliar commands and learn new motor skills. When you think of the story of the hare and the tortoise you can realize that with playing the piano, slow and steady to the finishing line really is the best policy.
Second, practice each hand slowly and by itself until you can play almost perfectly. You should be so confident that someone walking into the room would not distract you from your piano playing.
A powerful practice technique is to learn to play the left hand accompaniment whilst singing the melody of the right hand. This helps to train your hands to be independent of your conscious thoughts as well as helping you to hear how right and left hands fit together before you can actually play both.
Lastly, be sure to take everything slowly at first. When practicing independent hands take a very slow tempo at first. When you put hands together take it at just half the speed you have managed with hands separate. If you make mistakes in notes or timing by playing too quickly then you are reinforcing bad technique. Go as slowly as you need to make it sound right.
Follow this simple advice and you will quickly find you can learn piano well. For some it will happen easily and quickly. For others you may have to persevere but by taking your piano notes steadily without being impatient you will surely succeed in the end.
Rachel Branston has created the ideal beginners course to learn to play piano at home. This multi-media package takes you from playing your first notes through to becoming an accomplished musician. Follow Rachel's advice to play piano at http://www.playyourpiano.com/learn_piano/seven_tips_to_learn_piano_notes/
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