I m a beginner in piano and have a few questions for you!

You should buy a book called "Scales and Arpeggios", which contains scales and arpeggios of various keys, and if you are serious about learning, spend at least 15 minutes practicing 1-2 scales and arpeggios before each practice. When practicing, there is a skill, play the left hand alone, then the right hand alone, and then together. Then play the equal rhythm scale into a dotted one, that is, between two adjacent notes, play one long and one short, so that after practice, then play two long and one short, three long and one short, five long and one short.

Of course, the premise of this practice is that you can't just play 2 octaves, you have to extend it to 4 octaves, and then practice as I say, and when you finish these broken downs, start to follow the normal even rhythm and slowly increase the speed. When accelerating, you can use what I said upstairs, buy a metronome, start at a very slow speed (60-70), and speed up with the metronome little by little. Don't be in a hurry, 15 minutes a day is at least.

Over time, you'll find that your rhythm will be smoother.

In addition, the problem of the left and right hands, the left and right hands play separately of course, but it will also have an effect on the slow refinement of the subsections, and the clips that are not played well will be slowed down by this bar, and slowly accelerated to the standard speed over and over again, and then connected with the front and back parts.

Don't be lazy, there are not many shortcuts.

1。Buy a metronome, which is specially used to beat beats, you should give it away when you buy a piano, you can adjust the speed yourself, slow and fast.

2.You can practice playing the scale, starting with C major, and then practice a little harder.

Hope it helps.

When I first started learning, I bought a metronome, but this thing can only play a supporting role, and in the end you still have to rely on your own skills, and I have been learning since I was 5 years old, and I have been learning for 9 years now, so it feels very good, and it is very difficult to practice after the age of 20, I advise you to start with Thomson and Harong, then Big Thomson and Syllabic Arpeggios, and then 299,,,299 There are many other books written on this book, and you can talk about it in order)

Slow practice At the beginning, you must practice slowly, a quarter note, play four beats, practice little by little, don't worry.

As for the beat, sing it first, and if you sing it right, it's easy to play.

1.Buy one, or borrow one, and practice it.

2.Practice more, play more and connect it, Baie is very useful.

Practice with a metronome, align your hands with the rhythm and mark it with a pen.

Personally, I suggest that you find a good teacher and study music theory well

Use a snack, and then use a little method!

You can apply for a class directly, not necessarily for the examination class, but directly teach you basic music theory knowledge and notation, and ask him to directly hand you the song that you have to talk about.

I don't know your age, I don't know your geographical location, I just suggest that if you are past your childhood, then you can report what I said above...

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The most important thing is to find a professional teacher.

Generally, there is no finger break, generally practice the arm first and then practice the wrist, before getting started, in fact, you don't need to practice what arm and wrist break so deliberately, first practice the basic skills of the fingers, and the fingers can stand firm. Leato or staccato depends on the requirements given by your tune, the song has a connected string, there is no staccato, there is no need to divide it so finely when you get started, the basic skills of the fingers are enough to practice, you can play Baie after playing the soup, there will be this kind of practice inside, first raise the fingers to practice, the key is not suitable for beginners, you don't need to practice anything else when learning Xiaotang, and then add Hanon after practice.

Hanon is boring but you must persevere, if you can hold on to Bayer 80 after the article, then you will feel very simple in the first 50 articles of the next Czerny 599. You don't have to practice from scratch, if you have any questions, you can add QQ to say.

1.Keep at it, and after a year of studying, I won't be unable to sit still.

2.Hanon bar, there are a lot of them, or you can break your fingers at leisure.

3.Go outside and get some fresh air, then sit on the piano bench, take a few deep breaths or close the door, close the windows, and the quiet atmosphere should be fine.

Before we practiced the repertoire for the exam, we practiced Hanon and Baie, and Czerny 599 also practiced, in fact, the difficulties are only temporary, and we must persevere, and playing the piano depends on more practice, and if we practice more, we naturally don't find it difficult.

If you feel happy when practicing, it means that you have integrated into the sound of the piano, and you should not feel that you can't sit still!