Learn How to Play Part of Your World on the Piano
Learn how to play Disney’s Part of Your World on the piano using the following easy practice tips and sheet music. If you follow these steps, you’ll learn to play the song in no time.
How to Play Wipe Out on the Piano
Learn how to play the instrumental rock song Wipe Out on the piano using the following practice tips.
How to Play Jingle Bell Rock on the Piano
Learn how to play this easy beginner version of Jingle Bell Rock on the piano using the following practice tips.
The Best Christmas Songs for Beginner Piano Students
We know the usual traditional Christmas tunes beginner piano students get to learn. Jingle Bells, Up On the Housetop, and sometimes Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
But I’ve had students ask for some fun Christmas tunes that aren’t as widely available for beginner piano students.
So I made a few for their level, then found others, and put together this list for parents, teachers, and students looking for even more unique and cheerful selections at beginner levels.
Here’s the list I’ve put together that will hopefully add even more merriment to your Christmas season.
Finding the Best Piano for Starting Piano Lessons
Many parents and students just beginning their piano lesson journeys ask me about choosing the correct piano or keyboard for their first lessons.
There are several options depending on your goals for learning music, and I’ll explain why and when I recommend each in this article. I will also clear up some of the terminologies along the way to help you make a more informed decision for choosing your first piano or keyboard.
Learn How to Play Super Mario Bros. Theme on the Piano
Whether you are the one learning, a teacher looking for tips for a student, or a parent looking to help your child practice, these tips will quickly help any student learn how to play Super Mario Bros. Theme on the piano in no time while still having fun.
Why Recording Practice Sessions Makes Piano Students Better Musicians
Performing can be a little nerve-racking for any piano student. When we’re nervous, it’s natural to tense up or rush through our songs, leaving us feeling like we play so much better when no one is listening, but there is a practice tactic you can start implementing to help you prepare and perform with more confidence!
Record yourself when you practice.