The 2 Most Effective Practice Methods You Need To Learn Piano

We have to practice smart and these are 2 core principles to always keep in mind. Of course there's lots of ways to practice better but I always frame everything into these 2 fundamental concepts

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Timestamps/Chapters

0:00 Intro
0:30 Core Principle/Method 1
4:49 Core Principle/Method 2
7:41 Bonus Tips

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[pierrezapata]

10 mins of focused practice on just a hard bit of a piece of music a few times a day is better than being frustrated for 45 mins or an hour all together.

[lawrencetaylor]

I'm watching this again with one more year of experience under my fingers. That's the sign of a good video, that it touches pianists no matter what their experience level.

[JerryKolata]

Excellent strategies and tips, I agree 100% with every one of them! Still in a beginner status here, I've learned the hard way through trial and error (!) that there is definitely a point where I have to step away from the keyboard, and go do something different LOL Sometimes that happens after only an hour of practice, and rarely reaches, say 3, hours. There's a point of diminishing returns where more time simply does not help. And surprisingly, when I do come back, things start going better LOL

[onimisilovesonmusic]

For me i think what has helped me is practicing chords and inversion, scales and then i play songs in numbers....this helps me get a grip on shapes so i don't have to over think things... and i try not to spend too much time so i don't get frustrated...i try to break my practices in bits

[mike]

I'm new to piano and thinking about trying to learn a song after practicing some chords and learning thr keys. Thinking about breaking things down into manageable chunks was helpful, along with the entire video 🙂 thank you for all the videos!!!!

[PianoFromScratch]

What practice methods usually work best for you? Share your tips below 🎹 There’s no exact way to practice that works for everything but these 2 principles should always be applied to whatever you’re working on. Good luck!

[DaNdyMacx]

Thanks for your lesson. It's much appreciated.

[lawrencetaylor]

Merci beaucoup. Excellent advice. As usual.

[HarmonicaJamz]

Love your lessons. Do you have an email for business enquiries?

[morganst.pierre]

If you’re mainly focused on blues playing would you put a caveat on tip #1? Comfortability in More fingerings the better without constraint to one or the other to create more freedom in future improvisation? Thanks for channel & work!

[OG-link]

Hi, thanks for amazing videos. I have a question. Which fingers I should use when I'm just playing lead melody on top of the chords. Should I use exact fingers when I'm running scales or I can play whatever comfortable at the time. Cause it's usually hard to understand where I'm in the scale

[shellyeemiller]

I am just starting to learn a little piano and for some reason I keep getting a bad cramp in my right pinky finger and it goes all the way up the side of hand, my wrist and arm, then it hurts so bad I have to stop! And it's Everytime I play! What am I doing wrong? 😖

[Tinyhousefan]

My pianoteacher reminds me when I Don’t play Legato. 🙈😀