What is the independence of the two hands? Playing the piano requires mastering a good independence of both hands, that is to say being able to play two different parts at the same time. The characteristics of piano playing are essentially phrasing, nuances and rhythm. The Profdepiano.com method was developed by a piano teacher in […]
nternet users had fun transforming a photo of cross-country skiers into a musical score. Transcription of the photo into sheet music Discovery of the music from the photo of the skiers
the different types of piano By definition it is a traditional piano in which the sound is produced by a hammer striking the strings mechanically. The dimension of the piano, called height for upright pianos and length for grand pianos, will influence the intensity of the sound. The categories of upright pianos are study pianos […]
1 the ancestors of the piano The oldest ancestor of the current piano seems to be the tympanon, a medieval instrument with taut strings that was struck with small hammers also called mallets. Over time, the manichordion or clavichord appeared, a keyboard instrument with multiple strings. The strings are struck by a metal piece called […]
Our formulas allow you to learn by following tutorials the following pieces added to the Profdepiano.com catalog Beethoven’s Pathetic Sonata Radetsky’s March by Johann Strauss Granny blue by Nicoletta We will all go to paradise by Michel Polnareff Julien Clerc rocker heart Everybody needs somebody from the Blues brothers Haven’t met you yet from Michael […]
There are many adults today who learned the piano in their earliest childhood, but who, caught up in the whirlwind of daily life or by other passions, have given up. Some secretly dream of going back to it one day. But, between the desire and the first step, how to get started to take up […]
The VLC player By using VLC player you can slow down the playback speed of your piano learning videos. You will thus be able to facilitate the reading of the “tutorial videos” of the animated keyboard where the fingerings and the keys to be played to learn your piece are indicated. Very useful for those […]
Have a “sense of rhythm”: To refine your musical game while respecting the tempo and play at regular speed without speeding up or slowing down here is a metronome available for free https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1WPZC_enFR812FR812&q=m%C3%A9tronome
mimicry is an instinctive behavior Neuroscience has demonstrated that mimicry involves “mirror neurons”. It is thanks to them that we learn and understand the gestures of others. At the behavioral level, mimicry is a fundamental learning mechanism that involves synchronizing one’s own gestures with those of the imitated person. Mimicry intervenes for all kinds of […]
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