Consejos para estudiar piano

Alguien escribió:

Many pianists don’t like to use practice techniques such as these because they feel their practice becomes too regimented—they want to "just play." They may become converts after trying these techniques for a few months and discovering that they are learning their music 2-3 times faster than before and having better performances of the music they are learning. At this point they may begin to plan and regiment all of their practice time because they see how effective it is.

As with everything else in practicing, pianists should keep a balance between using planned, regimented practice techniques and "just playing" ("just playing" would fall under the "whole" of whole-part-whole).

But pianists should realize that not every moment of their practicing is going to be fun and games. Learning music is a lot more fun than many things in life, but like every other worthwhile field of human endeavour, there is a lot about learning to play the piano that is simple down and dirty, repetitive, no-fun, difficult, boring work.

For pianists, the talent for sticking with this kind of difficult, repetitive, and boring work is more important than just about any other musical talent.

Dr. Brent Hugh escribió:

there is a lot about learning to play the piano that is simple down and dirty, repetitive, no-fun, difficult, boring work.

supertorpe escribió:

algunas veces repetir un pasaje o un ejercicio técnico muchas veces me produce... no se cómo llamarlo... fatiga auditiva y/o mental y tengo que cambiar a otra cosa.

supertorpe escribió:

But pianists should realize that not every moment of their practicing is going to be fun and games. Learning music is a lot more fun than many things in life, but like every other worthwhile field of human endeavour, there is a lot about learning to play the piano that is simple down and dirty, repetitive, no-fun, difficult, boring work.