Learn Piano in Subang Jaya

Would you be brave enough to conduct performances in front of audiences, at a time when the world was at war? This was exactly what Dame Myra Hess, a widely celebrated English pianist, had in mind. During WWII, music venues in London had to be closed in order to prevent mass casualties in the event of bombing. At this point, Hess had the revolutionary idea of hosting classical music concerts at the National Gallery. Known as her lunchtime concerts, around 750,000 people attended her concerts for over six and a half years!

Hess’ story of bringing classical music to all demonstrates the power of determination and perseverance that all piano players can learn from, should they also dream of becoming great musicians one day. 

How to Become A Better Piano Player 

Feeling like you are getting nowhere with your piano practice? Well, you are not alone. Many piano players, even seasoned ones, can feel stuck in their practice when they have not set specific goals or have simply been repeating the same skills over and over again. Fortunately, there are just as many ways to remain challenged in your piano playing so that you stay motivated. 

Knowledge of the five-finger scales, or the major and minor five-finger patterns, is one of the basic piano skills that all beginners start with. As students progress in their learning, the five-finger scales may be overlooked by one-octave scales or multiple-octave scales, often assumed to be more important in advancing one’s level of piano playing. However, it’s extremely handy to memorise all the five-finger scales if you want to improve your hand positioning and play the piano more naturally. 

Imagine that your fingers can automatically go to the appropriate notes when reading sheet music, such as if you have to play a song in the key of E major. So, keep the five-finger scales in mind when you practise and pay close attention to the tones being played. 

You may be tempted to play all your favourite pop and rock songs on the piano, but remember to also include classical music during your practice. The classical piano is recommended to train your basics well while helping you increase your technical abilities. Later on, you can progress into more challenging piano pieces and improve your confidence in your piano playing. 

Additionally, finding an experienced mentor ensures you never get stuck at the piano, since you will always have something new to learn. 

Join Superprof And Improve Your Piano Skills

After applying these tips to become a better piano player, would you like to take your piano playing to the next level? Head on over to Superprof, where over 5,000 piano teachers are waiting to help you improve your piano skills! 

Whether you need help mastering left-hand patterns or want to get better at improvisation, you can build on these basic piano skills and more when you learn with a Superprof piano tutor. Even if you have zero knowledge about this musical instrument, your piano tutor on Superprof is ready to guide you through all the steps of playing the piano. 

Here’s how to go about finding your piano tutor (tip: use the filters on the Superprof Tutors page as you go through the following steps). First, decide if you want to have your piano lesson in Subang Jaya or online. Next, set a maximum rate for your lesson, even if you want it as low as RM35. Then, choose your learning level, as options such as Beginner, Professional and Kids are available on Superprof. Finally, choose the tutor you would like to learn from! 

You can also directly message your tutor to get more information about their lessons. Look forward to fantastic piano lessons when you sign up with Superprof.