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It sounds counterintuitive, but learning to play the piano without an instrument is actually beneficial. You can practice your fingers by tapping on the table like you’re playing a guitar. When typing, practice running your fingers to the beat or playing the whole piece of music. If you need to memorize the piece, study each measure in the score in turn and play each part on the table with your hands. Gradually increase the number of rafts and bars until all the cards are played. Whether you’re playing at an advanced level or just starting out, you can try out some useful workout apps.
Steps
Finger training
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Practice correct hand posture. When playing the piano, the hand should be rounded and relaxed. Try holding a ball or placing your hands on your knees. Notice how the finger is slightly curved and practice keeping it in that position. [1] X Research Source
- Fingers that are properly curved for piano play are usually not bent or stiff. 3 knuckles should be visible on each finger.
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Practice playing the scale on the table. Place your fingers on the table as if you were going to play the scale on a real piano. When your right hand moves the scale up, practice stretching your thumb to play the 4th note of the scale. Then move the scale down and practice stretching your middle finger to play the 6th note . [2] X Research Source
- When moving the scale up with your left hand, stretch your middle finger to play the 6th note. When your left hand moves the scale down, use your thumb to play the 3rd note.
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Practice running your fingers to the beat. Starting from the thumb to the little finger, press 5 fingers in turn as if gliding from the middle C key to the Son key. Tap harder on the third percussion to create an accent beat. [3] X Research Sources
- Up and down can be understood as tapping from the thumb to the little finger and then from the little finger to the thumb. Type as fast as you can while keeping the beat. Change the interval and add more combinations, for example, on the second and fourth taps.
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Try typing combinations. Number the fingers from 1 to 5, from thumb to pinky. Pick out a combination of numbers, say 1,2 and 5. Practice typing your thumb, index finger, and little finger in that order. [4] X Research Sources
- Change the combination and increase the complexity. Try typing as fast as you can without making mistakes.
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Spend extra time practicing with your non-dominant hand. Practicing scale and fingering with your non-dominant hand can help improve hand coordination and dexterity. For extra practice, you can try brushing your teeth, combing your hair, and doing other things with your non-dominant hand. [5] X Research Sources
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Play the finished piece on the table like a piano. You can practice playing the piece on the table by looking at the score or by memory. Try to imagine playing the piano as vividly as possible. Do your best to hear every note and feel your fingers gliding across the table like a piano key. [6] X Research Sources
- Playing music on a tabletop is beneficial for muscle memory. Even if you’re not at the piano, you can still train your fingers to get used to the rhythm of the music.
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Follow the online video tutorial. When not using the piano, watch and practice with the video lectures. You can improve your finger dexterity, gain a better understanding of notes, scales, and more, or get expert instruction in advanced techniques. [7] X Research Sources
- Berklee College of Music has free and helpful video lectures for beginners: http://www.berkleeshares.com.
Memorize popular music
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Learn the parts for each hand and each measure in the sheet of music in turn. Let’s start by reading the right-handed melodic part in the first bar of the piece. Study carefully, then proceed to play the piece on the table when you believe you have memorized it. [8] X Research Sources
- If you need sheet music, a quick online search will provide you with websites and apps that include tens of thousands of song scores. You can also purchase printed or e-books online or at a musical instrument store.
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Play the melodic part of the bar with your right hand. After learning the right-hand part of the first bar, start playing the tune on the table like you would on a piano key. Try to play 4 or 5 times without looking at the score. As you practice, try to realistically visualize the sound of the melody and the feel of your fingers on the keys. [9] X Research Source
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Practice playing with your left hand in the bar. Switch to a left-hand chord or melody once you’ve memorized the right-hand part of the first measure. Study the score carefully, then practice playing with your left hand from memory. [10] X Research Source
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Combine both hands and gradually add the number of bars. Once you’ve mastered your left hand, practice playing with both hands at the same time. Repeat the process above to memorize the next measure, then gradually increase the number of pieces and measures until the entire piece is played. [11] X Research Source
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Watch the score to make sure you hit the right notes. While playing, look at the score from time to time to make sure you’ve memorized the correct tone. The fear of playing the wrong note all of a sudden is something no one wants. [12] X Research Source
Use the piano practice app
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Try an app that teaches basic piano skills. If you’re just learning to play, try a free beginner app, such as JoyTunes Piano Maestro. The app includes interactive exercises and games that can track progress and provide feedback depending on how the user plays. [13] X Research Source
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Download the music app. Thieu or reading and playing music at first sight is a necessary but difficult skill to master. You can try the Read Ahead and SightRead4Piano apps to practice your vision skills. Both of these apps have a free trial, but you need to pay to access more levels. [14] X Research Source
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Watch the virtual piano play every note. For unfamiliar or confusing compositions, it is helpful to look at the application of tapping each key in complex rhythms. The Plern Piano application allows users to upload music and illustrate the scene of the keyboard as the music crosses the website. [15] X Research Source
- Plern Piano also helps users to compose and play music even without knowing anything about music theory.
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It sounds counterintuitive, but learning to play the piano without an instrument is actually beneficial. You can practice your fingers by tapping on the table like you’re playing a guitar. When typing, practice running your fingers to the beat or playing the whole piece of music. If you need to memorize the piece, study each measure in the score in turn and play each part on the table with your hands. Gradually increase the number of rafts and bars until all the cards are played. Whether you’re playing at an advanced level or just starting out, you can try out some useful workout apps.
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