If you don t ask a teacher, what do you have to practice to improve your piano?

1. Hanon is a good book, enough to accompany you for a lifetime.

2. Scales and arpeggios are necessary for every practice, and the hands must be relaxed. At first, it can be so slow that anyone who listens to you is extremely depressed. Only relaxation can exercise the fingers. If the posture is correct, you will only feel that your hands are hot when you play the fast scale at the end, and your fingers will be numb at the end.

3. Special exercises can be found in Hanon Part III. But there can be no rush. These exercises may seem easy, but they require repeated practice to achieve clarity, relaxation, unison, and fluency. A staccato third is worth a month of practice.

4. All of the above can improve finger dexterity and can be practiced by yourself. With them they can start practicing from 849 to 299,740. However, I would suggest that it is better to find a teacher to guide you.

5. In order to feel the happiness brought to you by the piano, buy some simple pop sheet music or play it lightly :)

Practice a few hanon every day, plus a few when you have practiced the whole book, and then start 299, but the premise is that each little song must be carefully comprehended and played, and every rhythm and note must be played carefully. Progress is also quite fast, because these are the things that I said to improve your abilities. However, if you can, it's best to find a teacher to guide you on a regular basis.

If you are level 5, you can practice Czerny 849 849 is not very difficult! But it should be useful for people around level 5! Can improve fluency, coherence, etc! After 849, you can practice 299 again

Hello! I think you already have level 5, you just need to seriously practice some of the songs that you are usually very unfamiliar or difficult, I also sketch level 5, I want to practice at home, and then I found this method, I hope it suits you! Come on! ~~

If you're going to go the regular piano road.

I suggest that you still ask a professional teacher to tutor you.

Because your playing level is not yet mature.

If you make contact on your own, your fingers will increase.

When you form a habit on your own, it's hard to change.

And there is still a lot of room for the level of level 5 to rise.

When I was in the 10th grade, I had to find a teacher to continue studying.

There's no end to the piano.

Etude! Etudes are the best way to practice skills, and any instrument is the best if you ask a teacher.

I don't know... In fact, I can't learn anything by myself... It's just that sometimes there are some problems that you don't know how to figure out, so you have to ask the teacher... I suggest you ask a teacher to learn...