Beginner course

If you can copy your favorite songs by ear, playing the piano will be more fun. In the first place, ear copying comes from the word ``copying by ear,'' and it involves replacing the melody and accompaniment of a song you hear with musical notes and using your own instrument. [Read more...] about Ear copying practice steps to become

Learning new songs on the piano can be difficult, especially for beginners. Because of how difficult it is to practice new songs, you may find yourself tired of practicing new songs and end up just playing songs that you can play. Now... [Read more...] about Tips for practicing new songs smoothly (for beginners)

The first thing beginners struggle with when practicing the piano is keeping their hands and fingers relaxed and bent when placing them on the keys. Before you get used to it, your fingers will become straight or curved at a right angle. However, that's just the fix... [Read more...] about Relaxing wrist playing techniques for beginners to learn

When you first start playing the piano, you tend to focus on the keyboard and forget about the pedals at your feet. Even if you look at piano textbooks, there aren't many that provide detailed information about pedals. This time, we will talk about piano pedals... [Read more...] about Easy-to-understand explanation of the role and usage of piano pedals

I can now play the piano with only my right hand, and now I can play with only my left hand, but when I try to play it with both hands, it doesn't work. If you are worried about this, don't worry. Even if you can play the piano well, if you play with both hands, you won't be able to play the song rhythmically... [Read more...] about A must-see for beginners! 3 practice steps to play the piano with both hands