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Piano Tip Of The Day:
"If Some Is Good, Is More Always Better?"
It's true that the further you advance in your musical journey, the more practice
you'll require. If you decide to become a professional musician and major in performance,
you can expect to need 3-5 hours of daily practice, or more. However, this kind of
practice requires endurance and stamina - and is built over time. This natural building
process is quite different from the student who forces themselves to add more and more
practice time to "get better faster." Soon, frustration and desperation accompany every
practice session.
Trying harder and harder, students will find themselves less and less satisfied with their
playing and themselves. Burned out, piano becomes more like torture than self expression.
Feeling like a failure, the student quits. And feels guilty every time they walk by the piano.
I've seen it happen. Don't let it happen to you! If you really want to practice more, split
your time into more frequent, shorter pieces. Practice for twenty minutes, once in the morning
and once in the evening, instead of 40 minutes all at once. You can only process so much at one
time. You can only focus deeply for so long. More importantly, trust your teacher's guidelines
for practice. If they say you should work and progress well on 20 minutes per day - don't force
more to try and force more progress. Let your playing naturally grow and expand. Allow yourself
to be a beginner. Or an intermediate. Or whatever level you are. Enjoy your playing and let your
practice grow naturally.