Bring Your Inner Best Talent of playing the piano With FSM Buddy

1. WELCOME Bring Your Inner Best Talent of playing the piano With FSM Buddy

2. INTRODUCTION • Learning to play the piano may appear to be a daunting and terrifying proposition. A newbie may quickly learn to play this amazing stringed thumping instrument in a variety of ways! Patience, time, devotion, and excitement are some of the key attributes that can help you achieve your full potential when learning anything new. • At Furtados School of Music, we strive to honor each student's originality and creative progress by providing them with a platform on which to assess their actual potential and foster their musical abilities. • Our introductory piano lessons provide an excellent chance for any aspiring musician to enjoy a satisfying learning experience while learning to play the piano. Students are exposed to a diverse range of creative approaches and strategies that help them discover their inner artist. • They will widen their creative horizons while also improving their overall learning experience as they continue to study the hidden subtleties of music. • Many notable musicians began at an early age, yet this is not required to acquire a profession. In comparison to other musical instruments, the piano appears to have a distinct reputation in the musical world.

3. What distinguishes our Piano class from others? • We provide a variety of online piano programs for kids that match their learning needs and create a fulfilling experience that allows them to apply their knowledge in new ways. • Students will be able to study under the direction of expert instructors who will continually motivate and push them to achieve perfection through our online piano sessions. • We provide a variety of piano courses for beginners, intermediates, and advanced students, catering to a wide range of creative interests. Students can select from a variety of courses to meet their educational objectives. • All of our piano online sessions are tailored to our students' specific needs and expectations. Each course has its own set of advantages that will enhance the student's learning experience.

4. Tips to remember • Work on your sight reading skills • While rehearsing the same piece of music until you can play it well is an excellent approach to practise, vary it up every now and then by adding a random piece to the mix. • Simply play the piece from beginning to end to the best of your abilities, then go through it again for good measure. • This form of exercise not only improves your creativity, but it also helps you learn to read music, which is necessary if you want to join a band or orchestra. • Learning to play the piano in a variety of ways • It's crucial to be consistent with any pastime or acquiring new skill, ensuring that you take the time to learn how to play and are not sidetracked by the quest of money. • If you're studying at home, you'll need a piano. However many students who are just starting out choose to begin learning on a keyboard instead. • You'll need a fast Internet connection and video calling capabilities.

5. Continue… • Continue to push yourself • This may seem obvious, but you'd be shocked how many pianists stop challenging themselves after they've reached a certain level of proficiency. • To progress, a pianist must consistently perform harder and more difficult pieces, just as a bodybuilder must lift heavier weights to become stronger. • Ask your instructor if you're unsure which piece of music you should choose to push yourself. They'll know your talents and limitations better than anybody, and they should be able to choose a piece that's tough but not impossible. • Set realistic objectives • The piano is no exception, yet it is likely that the instrument might aid in the prevention of health problems. Correct posture, often known as sitting correctly, reduces the risk of back issues later in life. • Having a structured learning schedule and setting realistic goals can help to reduce frustration and improve the overall playing experience. • It is stated that practise makes perfect: while it is easy to slip into the pattern of playing what you already know, you will not be able to advance if you do not practise.

6. Continue… • Playing in Front of Others • As a pianist, it's critical that you grow used to playing the piano in front of an audience without becoming a nervous wreck. • If you have a performance or recital coming up soon, put on a mini-recital for your friends and family to warm up for the big day. • Whether you're playing for a one-person audience or a hundred, being at ease throughout a performance is crucial. • Invite some relatives or friends around for a recital after you're comfortable performing for your parents. • Start playing at private events, such as Christmas parties, picnics, or school gatherings, from there. • Eventually, playing in front of others will be no big deal and those sweaty palms and butterflies in your stomach will become a thing of the past.

7. What is to be obtained • Knowing what is to be acquired, whether for a specific audience or for a personal quest, is a vital component of learning to play the piano, especially because the instrument spans many musical genres. • It's a good idea to think about what kind of music you want to make before you start learning to play. Many of us modify our objectives and accomplishments as time passes. • The most important aspect is that everyone has a good time. When something ceases being enjoyable, it's time to let go of the dream.