Piano tasks

[eyeballnick]

What kind of piano tasks or practice things can be done during practice. I find myself just playin things i already know, and its not helping me improve. Help please!!

[leucippus]

What kind of piano tasks or practice things can be done during practice. I find myself just playin things i already know, and its not helping me improve. Help please!!

Just search through posts on this forum made by the member named Bernhard and all of your questions will be answered.

[walking_encyclopedia]

Just search through posts on this forum made by the member named Bernhard and all of your questions will be answered.

geez.....ok whatever. just go search through all the posts. fine. just go do that. you'll never have another problem again.

What kind of piano tasks or practice things can be done during practice. I find myself just playin things i already know, and its not helping me improve. Help please!!

well nick i dont know you, so i'm not exactly sure what's going to work for you. all i can do is give you some general ideas.

ideas like scale practice, arpeggio practice, other related etudes and technique practice, for repertoire, taking a piece apart, working on each individual part, honing each facet of each piece, like fingering, pedalling, mood, interpretation, tempos, phrasing, etc.

i could go on page after page but it still wouldn't be enough. you need a coach, a teacher. someone who can give you ideas to try and see what works for you. someone who has already been down that road and can save you a million mistakes and problems. get a teacher if you're serious about the piano.


good luck

danny

[quasimodo]

What kind of piano tasks or practice things can be done during practice. I find myself just playin things i already know, and its not helping me improve. Help please!!

Find new pieces to learn.

[leucippus]

geez.....ok whatever. just go search through all the posts. fine. just go do that. you'll never have another problem again.

If you're familiar with the way Bernhard posts you'll know that he usually posts a lot of links in each post.  With each link he has a short statement describing what it's about.  So searching through Bernhard's posts can quickly lead you to information, especially regarding study techniques and practice habits.

I wouldn't have suggested it if I didn’t believe that it was a worthwhile thing to do.

I also happen to believe that most of Bernhard's suggestions are extremely worthy of taking a serious look at if a person wants to learn efficient and productive methods of piano practice.

you need a coach, a teacher. someone who can give you ideas to try and see what works for you. someone who has already been down that road and can save you a million mistakes and problems. get a teacher if you're serious about the piano.

Bernhard is a piano teacher who gives people ideas to try and see what works for them.

[bernhard]

Start here:



https://pianoforum.net/smf/index.php/topic,5767.msg56133.html#msg56133
(huge collection of links)


Best wishes,
Bernhard.