John Douglas Rancho Piano

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The other day one of my students was playing a piano piece really well and I thought it would be fun to add rhythm with my Yamaha Clavinova. Kenna did great and her Mom captured the video in a single take. She has been taking piano lessons for six years and will be performing this piece along with another at the upcoming Spring Recital. https://pianolessonsmurrieta.com/2019/05/12/just-jamming/

I periodically like to acknowledge a piano student of mine for hard work and accomplishment. Heavyn has been taking lessons from me for a little under 2 years. When she first got started, she didn't have a piano at home. This didn't stop her however. She practiced on a tabletop, moving her fingers silently as she practiced instead. Fortunately, after several weeks her family got a piano for her to practice on. [ 102 more words ] https://pianolessonsmurrieta.com//from-tabletop-practice-/

I often get asked for advice regarding how to practice a new piece effectively. The following are my tried and true tips for effective practice. Tip #1 Practice hands separately at first When learning a new piece start out practicing each hand separately. Focusing on each hand individually will allow you to pay attention to more details. Practice this way until each hand is easy and fluent. [ 399 more words ] https://pianolessonsmurrieta.com//five-tips-for-better-pi/

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