10 months on the piano - merry go round of life

#piano #pianocover #pianomusic #pianotutorial

[@nflux20]

Needs a lot of work + 1/2 way done Hope you enjoy!

[@4dryd]

ngl i can see the gym progress too, those forearms, biceps and triceps are massive

[@nflux20]

@@4drydbro LOL thank you so much 🙏🙏

[@enigm4tic_soul]

i just found you, but you are already my inspiration.

[@ArshJaiswal-g8o]

Bro this is pretty good you earn a subscriber keep it up I will support you

[@nflux20]

@@ArshJaiswal-g8o thank you for your support bro! Full cover coming soon!!

[@MickGodson]

Keep up the good work brother

[@nflux20]

Thank you mick! Will do ❤

[@Eli-xm3fg]

🔥🔥🔥

[@wheraboo5013]

This is pretty nice, though if you are self taught and weren't told before, destroy bad habits as soon as they begin. Piano is very strenuous on arms and especially our forearms, so try to relax your arms a bit more, you'll notice it especially playing pieces that are faster. The fatigue of tension in our arms is bad if you were to play longer or faster, I also play piano and I struggled with it for some time but I got the hang of it, great work!

[@nflux20]

@@wheraboo5013 thank you man! My wrists do hurt a lot when playing pieces like moonlight sonata 3 so I’ll work on that and try to relax even more then I’ve been trying thank you again for your advice I’ll work hard!

[@wheraboo5013]

@@nflux20 Of course! Play as slowly as possible without pain, and then slowly get faster, and you'll notice that when you play fast with no tension it's almost like flopping your hands. It's a weird feeling but it's a lifesaver.