I learned piano, but I don t have the perseverance, I m about to take the exam, is there any salvati

Aren't they just three tunes? It doesn't matter how many levels it is, from now on you will definitely be able to practice six hours a day, I used to be like this, assault for a month and a half. The most important thing at that time is to be proficient, don't always stop, that will definitely not work.

As for what emotions and expressiveness are there, to be honest, the examiners don't look at it very much. In short, it is not difficult to pass the test, and you must have confidence in yourself. But now the exam is not very useful, the key is how much you have learned.

Listening to what you said, are you not confident in your skills and want to pass the exam successfully? It's really bad to cramm, but now that you're facing a situation, you should play to your strengths and avoid your weaknesses.

There is no shortcut in terms of technique, except for a very few geniuses, how much effort is gained, your skills are not as good as others, you should win with expressiveness, if you have a correct understanding of a piece and are full of feelings, even if the skills are insufficient, you can impress the examiner.

If you want to enhance the expressiveness of the first class, you must first move yourself, understand the author's thoughts on the work, understand the background of the creation of the work, don't be nervous when playing the wrong thing when playing (of course, practicing proficiency does not have to be a premise), invest in your own emotions, and don't be too restrained in the emotional processing of the work.

I suggest you listen to a CD of skits played by a piano master, all of which are familiar works, and everyone has played them, but after listening to them, I realized that compared to the master's, my own playing is really as lackluster as boiled water. Of course, there are also technical reasons for this, but the more important thing is the understanding and performance of the ** itself. In fact, you should usually strengthen the practice of appreciation, so as to help build your feeling of **.

There are many things in the art world that are inexplicable, and it is just a feeling.

It's a bit of a stretch, in short, it's about making use of your strengths and avoiding your weaknesses on the basis of proficiency.

There is nothing to be afraid of the exam, there is no need to be nervous at all, as long as you take the piano as your hobby, practice well, you must practice more often, the exam is not a problem at all, and now you are ready to take the exam??? Be sure to be calm when playing the piano, so that a piece can be taken down quickly! Don't rush, take your time!

Now let's practice again with a temporary cramming, hehe!

Also, don't be too nervous when taking the exam, relax and treat it with a normal heart

Good luck with your exams!

Everybody has this stage of patience a little longer.

Do it easily, have faith in yourself, and it will be good in no time.

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Hello, I am a student of the junior high school attached to Sichuan ** College.

I learned piano when I was about 4 years old, but I haven't taken piano as a major at your age. But be careful, if you want to learn piano and go to a general secondary school, it's a bit difficult... Everyone knows that there is a lot of homework in junior high school...

If you want to develop professionally in the future, you need to take the ** college. But entering the ** academy also requires a bit of a level... That means you're a little late at your age, but it's okay.

Some junior high schools (very few) have very little homework and not much make-up classes, so they can have time to practice. I don't know what your situation is there...

We are professional and can have 1-2 hours a day for amateurs (depending on the time).

In short, you can still learn now, and everyone has an interest.

Piano is generally the best to learn at the age of one, you should be in time to learn now, that is, if you take the ** college attached to the middle school too late...

Don't back down, you have to believe in yourself!

You can practice Hanon more often, this really works, you can according to your tune, such as a trill in the middle of the piece, or shaking your fingers, a large span, you can find the corresponding exercises in the book, I personally think this is very effective, only half an hour to an hour a day, the rest of the time to attack this piece.

Also, the soft hand also means that the sound is not solid. More than three months is definitely too late! So now you might have to go back to practice --- slow down.

It's just that don't listen to those masters on the Internet play first, so it's easy to stereotype this music, you can't play your own understanding, and it's easy to desperately get closer to the speed of the finished product, which will not play well, and it will prolong the time for you to play the whole piece well. If you want to be fast, you can't reach it, you want to play it one by one, you have to be full, you have to have granularity, you have to play the sound value, don't add any feelings, deal with it, etc., within 7-9 days, you can play the sound of the song solidly, (you can almost memorize), only 3-4 hours a day, of course, when you are most energetic, so that the efficiency is the highest, (7-8 hours a day, it will only make you numb to this work, but you can't play the inner thing), and then a few days you add emotion, more different touch methods, Emotional processing, kneading wrists, raising hands, etc., and different pedal stepping methods will make the sound quality and performance of the work better, when the work is almost formed, you go to listen to the master playing, absorb the emotional flashpoints that you do not have and some overlooked details, and then improve them, of course, everyone deals with it differently, if you are more satisfied with your own processing or can better reflect your heart, you can follow your own. The exam is four songs, each of which takes about half a month to attack, of course, when attacking one, the others have to be maintained for half an hour a day.

The above is just my personal opinion, I have studied for many years, no matter how big the work is, the teacher also let me go down like this, I personally feel that the effect is very good, I hope it will help you, and finally I hope you can pass!

The piano is to be practiced, there are still three months, I should be able to pass, I was quite scared when I was there, and now I will work hard to practice the piano.

It's not difficult, it doesn't take a long time to learn a tune, but you have to practice more, when you first start learning, you have to sing it out loud when you recognize the staves, and after you are familiar with it, you can touch the piano, and it will be completed in about a month. There are 10 levels of piano.

After studying for 3 years, what was your progress at that time?

After more than 1 year of stopping, the original fingering and strength will be significantly degraded.

I stopped for a summer vacation, and my fingering strength subsided.

But you don't have to worry, because there is a foundation, and such a degradation can be restored soon as you practice now.

The important thing is that you don't rush now, and that you get back to the next fingering state with simple exercises first, and then practice the more difficult ones.

Don't do it upside down, if you don't recover, it's even more troublesome to practice difficult ones.

Also, if you want to take the exam, my advice is to find a teacher better.

Because the exam is to prove yourself and get good results.

After all, if you leave it for 1 year, if you go to a teacher, you will get better guidance, and your learning progress will be faster.

There are also repertoire exercises for the exam, teachers are generally more familiar with them, and listening to you play can quickly find your strengths and weaknesses to improve, and when necessary, you can add targeted auxiliary exercises, the effect will be better.

It's not that you can't teach yourself, you can learn what you want to learn.

It's just harder than finding a teacher, you think, the teacher teaches students every day, and it's professional, you play it and she listens, and when you play it yourself, you're serious, and then it's harder for you to distract yourself to find shortcomings.

And there are a lot of skills to master in the exam repertoire, which is easier to get through the teacher.

If you insist on self-study, it's not impossible, but it's harder and takes longer.

I've written so much, I hope it can help you!

Because I also let go of studying for a while, it was a bit boring when I recovered.

If you want to recover, it is indeed easier to start with basic exercises, and I can recommend a suitable fingering recovery training for you if necessary!

Hello landlord, I am learning piano drops to understand your current mood.

You can practice the basic skills first, familiarize yourself, play a little every day, insist, take your time, you can practice by yourself, practice early, the exam is in August, I'm afraid it won't work this year, next year, so that you have enough time to practice, you can practice by yourself, listen to how others play this piano piece from the Internet, next year, when the exam is about to take place, it is enough to find a teacher to take ten lessons, let him help you change it again, and play the song better.

Finding a teacher is a yes. You can bounce the song down yourself, that's no problem. The key is to deal with the tunes if you want to take the exam, and each type of tune has its own style.

If you're afraid of getting bored, you can practice first, and then go to the teacher's for two classes and deal with the tunes.

Let's put it simply. You need the teacher to pick up tunes for you. Because he has different tunes for you to choose from, it is recommended that you find a teacher to look at your level and pick the right tune for you. This is conducive to promoting strengths and avoiding weaknesses. 、

When did you learn the piano? If you are more in college, you should be able to learn by yourself, practice fingering more, finger strength, no problem playing music by yourself, and you still have to find a teacher to guide you in the exam.

Even if you are an advanced learner, you still need the teacher's guidance, and the more you learn, the more you feel that you will learn very shallowly, and many technical playing methods, no one can teach you to figure it out, just like the theorems of physics, not everyone can formulate. Besides, without those skills, you can't play the sound that is close to the real emotion of the work, and I wonder if my words will benefit you.

Use your whole body and mind to love** and learn**, and you will be brilliant.

I am learning the piano, not to say what is the use of playing the piano, but, why do you want to learn the piano in the first place, it should be interested in the trouble, playing the piano can cultivate people's sentiments, when playing, the whole person is full of power, the beautiful sound of the piano rings in the ears, how wonderful it is, not that playing the piano is useful to learn, but to play with the heart, to listen with the heart.

It can develop the brain, and it can also improve your own temperament.

It's really remarkable that you can regain your youthful dreams in your 30s. Of course, it is difficult for middle-aged and elderly people to learn piano, but it is by no means insurmountable. I think that middle-aged and elderly people should learn the piano for the purpose of self-cultivation, cultivating sentiment, enjoying **, enjoying body and mind, and enriching life.

Many elderly people can learn piano, and some of them are very good, you are only in your 30s, of course, you are more qualified to learn well!

Middle-aged and elderly people actually have many advantages in learning the piano. For example, because personal experience, qualifications, and social experience are richer than those of young people, therefore, the understanding of **, the feeling of **beauty, and the ability to accept it will be much stronger than that of children, which is the advantage that we can learn piano well. Of course, due to physiological reasons, dizziness, hard hands, memory loss--- these weaknesses inevitably lie in front of you.

This requires a scientific and reasonable arrangement of learning methods. Don't try to be fast, don't pursue difficulty, try to choose some pieces that are more artistic but not too technical. Also, it is not necessary to do a lot of basic exercises like children learning to play the piano, just master the most basic playing methods, and find more simple and beautiful tunes to practice slowly, so that you will not feel too boring.

When you learn it, you will slowly increase the difficulty. In short, don't frame yourself too tightly, it's better to "entertain yourself".

I wish the big "piano boy" a happy piano lesson!