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Being an accompanist to other musicians is perhaps one of the most enjoyable experience a pianist can have. It is always a delight to collaborate with other musicians, after all, music is meant to be shared! Not only can it improve your techniques and skills, but you get to open doors to other musical learning opportunities. Playing the piano solo is different from playing with others. Forming an understanding and musical bond with your fellow musicians can enhance the perfor

Are you looking to expand your practice repertoire? Here is a list of 5 piano classic pieces every pianist should know. The list consists of pieces that most intermediate pianists can manage to play, but also not too easy such that there are still learning opportunities when practicing these pieces. 1. “Minuet in G, BWV Ahn. 114” by Johann Sebastian Bach This piece is a great starting song and introduction to Baroque music. When practicing this piece, you will find yourself l

If you are trying to get your child or teenage son/daughter interested in classical or orchestral music, Beethoven or Mozart may not be a very good start. A person's brain remodelling happens intensively during adolescence, continuing into their mid-20s. They should be exposed to a range of activities which their brains can be stimulated by and in this case, music that has rapid speed, upbeat rhythms are what they respond to the most. Video game soundtracks, TV show & movie s

Looking at people attempt to play the most difficult piano pieces is always fun and entertaining. Personally, I would avoid these pieces at all costs as it could be rather discouraging. A piece’s technical demands which includes enormous jumps and uncomfortable speed could however, be a thrilling challenge to some. Here are some of the most feared and challenging piano pieces to play (in no particular order) : 1. 1836: Schumann’s Toccata in C Major Op. 7 The Toccata in C majo

It's January - which means it's back to school season! To get your drive going, we have prepared a list of the top motivating classical pieces and songs for you to listen to. 1. Grieg - Holberg Suite (Rigaudon) It's difficult not to feel inspired and motivated while listening to this piece. The strings in this classical piece is the highlight you should be listening out for, as it encourages speed and brings in an uplifting spirit to brighten up your day! 2. Glinka - Ruslan a

Most people would have begun learning the piano when they were a child or young adult. However, it is never too late to start playing the instrument even if you are aging towards 70 or 80 years of age. There have been studies conducted which have shown results of health benefits, suggesting that learning to play music can keep one mentally fit. Northwestern University has actually proven the above statements when they conducted research on the effects of piano and seniors. Th

Practicing piano scales can be tiresome and daunting to some. Most of us piano players would rather play the songs we enjoy rather than practice scales and arpeggios all day long. Yet, at the end of the day, we all know that learning scales will be beneficial in the long run. However, are they absolutely necessary? The answer to that question - it depends. It all comes down to your goals and what you want to achieve in your musical journey. If you are preparing for an exam, y

According to wikipedia, a scale is any set of musical notes ordered by frequency or pitch. It is a fundamental for beginners as practicing scales not only train your muscle memory, but also your ability to identify notes, and it serves as a good exercise routine. In music theory, there are major scales and there are minor scales. However, for a beginner, you don't have to learn all of them at once. We will only list the ones which you should start with, and from then on, you