How to Learn a New Piano Piece

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In this video I show you how to learn a new piano piece. We'll discuss how a concert pianist's approach to learning a new piece, how to adapt their approach because having a good plan will help you learn new pieces faster or as fast as possible. Also make sure to check out the practice tips to speed up the learning process.
0:00 Intro
1:21 What Concert Pianists Do
5:03 The Plan
9:30 Practice Tips
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@fernandamccormack 2 года назад

It is true. When i stop practicing a piece and come back to it i can do better and even spot mistakes.

@Warren_Lee 2 года назад

Yeah, over practicing isn’t always so great

@Photologistic Год назад

It’s like that. You never really lose something you learned / memorized before. You definitely get rusty, but it comes back easier than it was

@Warren_Lee Год назад

Yesirree

@AV8R_1 9 месяцев назад

I've kind of been using this method over the last week or so trying to learn what most people consider to be an easy piece. But I found that I could play for an hour or two but then I would burn out so every time I started to make too many mistakesI would walk away for another hour or two and then come back. Every time I took one of these breaks I would actually make more progress than if I had just attempted to play through the break.

@Warren_Lee 9 месяцев назад

I used to make the mistake of powering through. It’s actually the breaks that are super important (consolidation)

@DaniloFusco 3 года назад

Great video. This is text book learning how to learn. Love it, first time I've seen a direct example as it relates to piano. Subscribed.

@Warren_Lee 3 года назад

Thanks for the feedback and thanks for subbing! If you got any questions hope to make a video to answer them for you 😁

@Warren_Lee 3 года назад

✍Blog: www.rhapsodypianostudio.com/piano-resource.html What new piano piece are you currently working on?

@pipp972 3 года назад

Spaced repetition is the basis of some modern learning apps that massively speed up learning and memory retention! Edit: damn, you beat me to it by the end of the video lol. Absolutely 100% recommend Anki. I used it originally to learn sheet music, and I use it for all my university studying.

@Warren_Lee 3 года назад

That’s so awesome you’ve heard of it! Amazing the things are available to us today, Anki has been a game changer for my piano practice. Happy practicing!