How to learn piano quickly? What is the best season to tune the piano?

Piano is an elegant artistic instrument. It requires sufficient skills and long-term accumulation. There is no shortcut. Since everyone has chosen to learn it, I believe they have carefully considered it. Because I often hear parents and friends ask how to learn piano quickly? In fact, this fast is not really fast. In the journey of learning piano, on the basis of solid basic skills, it is relatively efficient to improve the ability of learning piano. Persistence is the key. I wish you all are future little pianists.

Contents of this article

1. How to learn piano quickly

2. Where is the middle C on the piano?

3. What is the best season to tune the piano?

How to learn piano quickly

Steps to quickly learn piano:

1. Practice the 4th and 5th fingers diligently to make them independent. "Diligence can make up for clumsiness", the clumsy 4th fingers can only be made up by diligence. Practice the 4th fingers whenever you have time every day to improve the flexibility of the 4th finger metacarpal joints and the support capacity of the finger joints. When practicing, do not replace any movement of the 5th finger with the movement of the wrist. The main purpose of piano practice is to exercise each finger and give full play to the potential of each finger.

2. Play with both hands, the brain comes first. Before practicing, read the music score silently, and let the brain guide every detail of playing, instead of letting the fingers develop on their own, which may cause some incorrect sounds from time to time.

3. Seeing and playing correspond to hearing. The sound of "seeing" corresponds to the sound of "playing". This sense of inertia of "matching" between sight and touch is very helpful to improve people's ability to read music and sight-reading. It is the reaction of "visual imaging" on the keyboard. The speed of this reaction ability must be based on a certain period of running-in. "Hearing is true" fully reflects the supervisory role of hearing when practicing the piano. Long-term adherence to auditory training to achieve the state of "three senses" (vision, touch and hearing) will definitely improve sight-reading and listening abilities at the same time, and give play to the "reference book" value of the basic subject of piano.

Where is the middle C on the piano?

The middle C of the piano is the white key to the lower left of the two black keys in the middle of the piano. All the C notes of the piano are located at the lower left white key of a group of two black keys, and there is a group of two black keys in the middle, parallel to the pedal, and the white key to the lower left of these two groups of black keys is the middle C note.

There is another way to identify it: most pianos have a nameplate mark in the middle, and the middle C is below this mark.

However, this identification method is not 100% accurate and is only applicable to the vast majority of pianos.

Here are some tips on middle C:

1. Middle C is a pitch of 261.6 Hz (formerly 256 Hz).

2. Middle C is the 49th of 97 notes in the musical system.

3. Middle C is located at the very center of the musical system.

4. The note group of middle C belongs to the treble group in the musical system, and the fixed solfeggio name of middle C is do.

5. The naming standards of middle C vary among different instruments, and the most common standard naming is C4. But among Western flute players, middle C may refer to "C5", and "C4" becomes "bass C".

The piano is a keyboard instrument in Western classical music, known as the "king of musical instruments". It consists of 88 keys (52 white keys and 36 black keys) and a metal string soundboard.

What season is best for tuning a piano?

Pianos are best tuned in relatively dry seasons, mainly for the accuracy and timbre of the piano. Generally, it is most appropriate to tune the piano at about 10 cents of the human ear. If the tuner uses an electronic tuner instead of listening with the ears, it is best recommended to tune it at a difference of 10 cents, so that the piano sounds best when played, and it is also the most acceptable pitch for the human ear; then tune the timbre, and don't make it sound too dry. When tuning the piano, pay attention to explaining to the tuner your style of playing. If you are used to lyrical music, the timbre should be slightly darker. If you play classical music more, the timbre should be higher. These should be made clear to the tuner. It is best to tune the piano according to personal habits.