Thinking about taking piano lessons as an adult? Here are some quick FAQ for you! Am I too old to take piano lessons? Of course not! Piano lessons are for everyone. However, it is true that adults learn very differently from children. Adult students are more analytical, and self-conscious about their technique; they also pick …
Choral education is a great addition to any student’s music education and piano lessons. For those who are shy but love to sing, a choir is a great place to practice your vocal chops in a large groups of music lovers. Every choir is different; look into their visions and goals to see what choir …
When we are first learning to play the piano, it is very common for students to learn the music hand separately. This means the student will first play the right hand part, then the left hand part. The next stage is then putting the hands together. Why do we do this? Is this the best …
Rhythm is tricky. To be able to understand structures of time in relation to sound is not an easy task to do. Even today, I find myself facing new rhythmic challenges to figure out. As a piano teacher teaching lots of beginner students, I notice that the concept of rhythm is especially hard to grasp. When …
During piano lessons at EN Music Studio, I often incorporate composition/notation exercises for my students. While playing the piano is the skill of interpreting the music, composition is the skill of creating the music. Playing the piano can be compared to reading a story, while composing can be compared to writing the story. Just like …
